NUR 2790 (NUR 2790)

Week 3-Burns- Recorded lecture

PN 3- Exam 2. A client who is being mechanically ventilated has positive end respiratory pressure (PEEP) set at 20 cm of water. Which of the following should the nurse assess for the client? Pneumothorax 2. A nurse is completing discharge teaching with a client who has a pacemaker. Which of the following statements by the client is correct? I will call my doctor about prolonged hiccups 3. In order to reduce afterload in a client with HTN and HF, the nurse will administer which IV medicati...

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NUR 2790 - Study Guide Exam 3 Working Copy. Questions and Answers. 1. What is shock syndrome? Any situation that decreases vascular volume, BP, or cardiac function leads to shock. It leads to insufficient O2 delivery, which causes an imbalance between oxygen supply and the body’s demand for it. It also leads to inadequate blood flow to organ, poor tissue perfusion, and possibly fatal cellular dysfunction 2. Key point to know about shock All forms cause a reduction in oxygenation and t...

NUR 2790 - Exam 2 Nursing 3. Study Guide. Here are some key focus areas for Exam 2 which covers Modules 3, 4, & 5. Review course modules for information. You are responsible for all content in the chapters, power points, lecture notes, tables, red flags, figures, boxes, with special focus points on the following topics: Module 3 Tissue Integrity ● Relate principles of triage to prioritize care delivery in a disaster situation. ● Appraise the roles of the nurse in emergency prepared...

 Primary vs. Secondary prevention Primary CA prevention: removal of “at risk” tissue, chemoprevention, vaccination (HPV) Secondary CA prevention: regular screening  Risk factors/warning signs (CAUTION mneumonic) C: change in bowel/bladder function A: a sore throat that does not heal U: unusual bleeding T: thickening lumps I: indigestion/difficulty swallowing O: obvious change in mole N: nagging cough/hoarseness