Hesi proctored exam with 100% solutions

Hesi proctored exam with 100% solutions Test-taking skills Safety is most important aspect Most questions are written in positive aspect Organize priorities using Maslow Hierarchy of needs Physiologic Safety Love and belonging Esteem and recognition (respect and success) Self actualization How many options are right 2 options are wrong go with gut response Theories of Pain Gate-Control Theory- Pain travel from the peripheral system to gray matter of the dorsal horn in the spinal cord PQRSTU Mnemonic P = Provocative or palliative Q = Quality or quantity (description, dull, aching) R = Region or radiation S = Severity scale: 1 to 10 T = Timing or onset U = Understand patient's perception of problem Nalaxone For medication overdose, narcotic induced depression Ice packs Frozen or unfreeze Unfreeze are squeeze to spread chemical that produces cold mold to appropriate size Assess skin periodically Checking proper placement of NG tube 1. X-ray (Best one) 2. Aspiratating PH of 4 3. Hearing air in the stomach after injecting air in tube NG tube priorities Check correct placement of tube after cleaning tube with 30ml of air Egg and milk High biological meals high in proteins and amino acid essential for cell functioning and repair Center of gravity Hip in adult Torso in Older adults condom catheter Urinary incontinence Indwelling catheter Long or short term urinary retension Intermittent catheter Self placement no drainage bad use as needed Around the clock Medication active 24 hours 8am, 4pm, 12pm When an outcome is not met Analyze what interventions were not implemented and revise plan Myasthenia muscle weakness Prioritize Prevent before treating isotonic solution Used when both solutes and fluids are loss to keep water in the extracellular space such in hemorrhage