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Comp 2-Flu like symptoms- Clozapine
-Both ABGs questions are Metabolic Alkalosis know the ABGs for that!
-Hepatic Encephalopathy- flaccid lower legs
-Box with low sodium- Low stick/turn off lights
-Mag Sulfate- BP 128/78 to 108/66 NOT respiratory
-cerebral palsy for inter disciplinary team
-IV question- alcohol pad rubbing up and down
-restraints- pick q4 neg question
-referral for OT-amputation with IV antibiotics
-hearing aid- turn off before taking out of ear
-Phototherapy- sunken fontanelle
-Orbital Edema/strep infection- generalized edema
-Bipolar with depression- clear boundaries
-V-tach strip- Amiodarone
-chemo diet without nausea- chicken, cottage cheese, green beans
-Amitriptylne- glad you called, send ambulance
-herpes zoster- airbourne and contact
-mom positive for rubella- You are immune don’t give shot
-Stoma-Beefy, red, dry, flaccid, no drainage- call MD
-Cirrhosis and ascites- low sodium diet
-IM flu injection- z-track
-Cancer denial- saying they are going to get another opinion
-Patients rights- have to right to know other treatment options
-Heparin- pick SubQ BID for 10 days- thrombocytopenia
-Mom and baby in distress- I picked turn to left side
-Mass casualty- patient with burns to chest and back.
-Bronchoscopy- I picked deep breathing and cough every 30 mins neg question
-Catheter- follow up question- if new grad inflates balloon as soon as see urine
-Cast- hot spots and odor
30. peak and trough- it was wording backwards it was 3,1 was the answer.
Immediate for trough. 30 mins after for peak.
31. Diverticulosis- high fiber diet
32. Med math is 6mls
33. Chest tube- 175ml/hr- too much
34. Impetigo- wash laundry separate
35. Negligence- letting a confused patient go home without communication
36. Question about priority it is either Labetolol or blood…
37. Unstable angina- take nitro pain 7 to 3. Give it again
38. 18 years old meningitis vaccine
39. MS- drink 2 liters of fluid
40. Spinal sx- headache/csf leak- Lower HOB
41. OCD- Ritualistic behaviors- identify answer
42. Hypovolemic shock- they already had 02 so give fluids next. 02 first!!!
43. Carpel Tunnel PACU- Vital Signs first
44. Make sure client is weight bearing before standing up
45. DI- urine output decrease
46. TPN- I picked temp 100.8 but could be weight 1lb 48 hours… look it up!
47. Pericarditis- something about leaning forward and pain disappears… look
up pericarditis!
48. Incident report- patient wouldn’t go to therapy or nurse gave med 2
hours late
49.
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