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NUR 283 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE 2024/CORRECT AND VERIFIED RESPONSES WITH EXPLANATIONS - GALEN COLLEGE OF NURSING graded a+ What does Cardizem/Diltiazem do? this is a calcium channel blocker it decreases BP & decreases HR it is often given to help reduce the HR in Afib RVR along with Heparin/Warfarin What is the antidote for heparin? 1. Protamine What is the antidote for Warfarin? 2. Vitamin K When do we reverse anticoagulation? 3. if there is an active bleed or they are ...

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Ventricular Tachycardia CPR, Defibrilate, amiodarone, epi - Answer What is this rhythm and how is it treated? Ventricular fibrillation CPR, Amiodarone, Defibrilate, Epi - Answer What is this rhythm and how is it treated? Asystole CPR & Epinephrine - Answer What is this rhythm? and how is it treated?

Esophageal Atresia and TEF - Answer S/S: Usually a Newborn, Frothy drooling /saliva Coughing, choking, and cyanosis with feeding Apnea Abdominal distention Esophageal Atresia and TEF - Answer What do we do about it: NPO, LIWS tube, TPN, possible gt Esophageal Atresia and TEF - Answer Nurse role: Observe for oral aversion - speech feeding specialist assist with feeding after surgery, teach parents to look for trouble swallowing or breathing Hirschsprung - Answer S/S: Bilious vomiting, Dist...

Digoxin - Answer Cardiac Glycoside, + inotrope, - chronotrope, antiarrhythmic Digoxin Toxicity Symptoms in Young Children - Answer Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, photophobia, bradycardia Furosemide - Answer Loop Diuretic, reduce preload, K wasting Spironolactone - Answer K sparing diuretic- interrupts aldosterone, reduce preload Propranolol - Answer Beta blocker, - chronotrope, - inotrope, afterload reducer

How long does Maternal Antibody Protection last? - Answer 3-6 months Why Infants & Young Children Increased Risk for infection? - Answer Decreased inflammatory response, decreased humoral immunity, greater exposure 2 ways to achieve immunity - Answer Natural immunity (infection) & Vaccination Live Attenuated Vaccines routinely given in US - Answer MMR, Varicella, Rotavirus Expected vaccine reactions - Answer Redness, swelling, tender at site, low grade fever, fussiness/irritability