NURSING NUR 2349 (NURSING NUR 2349)

Dosage Calculations Practice  Round kg to nearest hundredth  Round final answer as indicated  Do not round numbers as you are working out the problem (except for kg)  Show your work Desired Over Have: Round answer to the nearest tenth. 1. The physician orders to give IV Penicillin 100,000 units. The Penicillin on hand is labeled 250,000 units/mL. How much of the drug will you administer? 0.4 mL 2. Administer a dose of Vitamin K (Aquamephyton) 0.5 mg. Available: Vitamin K 1 ...

Rheumatoid Arthritis Hallmarks Treatment goals Spleen role in immune system Immunity organ transplants Use of steroids Rejection Changes to immune system with aging Immunoglobulins IgA, IgG, IgM, IgE IV administration of IgG PPD testing Electrolytes: Na, K, Ca Normal Out of range s/s When to call PCP Na = neuro K = cardiac Nursing interventions Vitamin D Immunity Acquired Adaptive Innate Specific Com

Rheumatoid Arthritis Hallmarks Treatment goals Spleen role in immune system Immunity organ transplants Use of steroids Rejection Changes to immune system with aging Immunoglobulins IgA, IgG, IgM, IgE IV administration of IgG PPD testing Electrolytes: Na, K, Ca Normal Out of range s/s When to call PCP Na = neuro K = cardiac Nursing interventions Vitamin D Immunity Acquired Adaptive Innate Specific Compromised Passive Humoral Active Immunogen Antigen Hapten Nursing ...

Chapter 17: Inflammation and Immunity  Allergies  True allergic reaction vs. side effects:  A true allergic reaction occurs when your body sees something as harmful and rejects it.  You can have pruritis, urticaria, redness, rhinorrhea, sneezing, itchy and watery eyes, crackles, wheezes, hoarseness, stridor, blood vessel dilation, decreased cardiac output, bronchoconstriction, and anaphylaxis.  Adverse reaction.  A side effect is a sensitivity and is not life-threatin...

MODULE 08 WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT - FLUID IMBALANCES 2 Electrolytes are ions that can either be charged positive or negative. Electrolytes play different roles in our body depending on their charge and are essential to life. They have functions such as muscle contraction, and the movement of fluids within the body. Electrolytes are produced when the kidneys or adrenal gland sense a deficit. The body’s positivity charged electrolytes are Sodium Na+, Potassium K+, Calcium Ca+, and Magnesium Mg+....

Chapter 17: Inflammation and Immunity  Allergies  True allergic reaction vs. side effects:  A true allergic reaction occurs when your body sees something as harmful and rejects it.  You can have pruritis, urticaria, redness, rhinorrhea, sneezing, itchy and watery eyes, crackles, wheezes, hoarseness, stridor, blood vessel dilation, decreased cardiac output, bronchoconstriction, and anaphylaxis.  Adverse reaction.  A side effect is a sensitivity and is not life-threatin...

MODULE 08 WRITTEN ASSIGNMENT - FLUID IMBALANCES 2 Electrolytes are ions that can either be charged positive or negative. Electrolytes play different roles in our body depending on their charge and are essential to life. They have functions such as muscle contraction, and the movement of fluids within the body. Electrolytes are produced when the kidneys or adrenal gland sense a deficit. The body’s positivity charged electrolytes are Sodium Na+, Potassium K+, Calcium Ca+, and Magnesium Mg+....

Med Surg Exam 2 Small Intestine  Absorption of nutrients  Folic acid  Cobalamin  Iron  Fat-soluble vitamins  Hormones and neurotransmitters  Absorption of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins Abdominal Quadrants  Right upper o Pylorous o Duodenum o Gallbladder o Liver  Left upper o Stomach o Spleen  Right lower o Cecum o Appendix  Left lower o Sigmoid colon  Midline o Urinary bladder o Uterus GI Focused Assessment Health History  Curr...

Med Surg Exam 2 Small Intestine  Absorption of nutrients  Folic acid  Cobalamin  Iron  Fat-soluble vitamins  Hormones and neurotransmitters  Absorption of fat, carbohydrates, and proteins Abdominal Quadrants  Right upper o Pylorous o Duodenum o Gallbladder o Liver  Left upper o Stomach o Spleen  Right lower o Cecum o Appendix  Left lower o Sigmoid colon  Midline o Urinary bladder o Uterus GI Focused Assessment Health History

Dosage Calculations Practice  Round kg to nearest hundredth  Round final answer as indicated  Do not round numbers as you are working out the problem (except for kg)  Show your work Desired Over Have: Round answer to the nearest tenth. 1. The physician orders to give IV Penicillin 100,000 units. The Penicillin on hand is labeled 250,000 units/mL. How much of the drug will you administer? 0.4 mL 2. Administer a dose of Vitamin K (Aquamephyton) 0.5 mg. Available: Vitamin K 1 ...