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RN Pharmacology NCLEX Preparation Exam with In-Depth Questions and Validated Answers - Score 98% Shack MDI how? ANSWER Vigorously 5 to 6 times Hold MDI inhaler how far ANSWER 2 to 4 cm MDI- Hold breath for ? ANSWER 10 seconds A spacer decreases? ANSWER Medication lost in the upper airway (oral pharyngeal) Prevent PEG tube clog by flushing ______ to _____ mL of warm sterile water before, between and after each medication. ANSWER 15 to 30 mL After suppository administration instr...

What USN setting controls aerosol output? - Correct amplitude Device indicated for patients with large amount of thick secretions - Correct Sterile water/Bland aerosol via jet nebulizer What temp should be maintained on a heated humidifier? - Correct 35-37*C What controls the particle when using USN? - Correct frequency What 4 things do you asses when inspecting sputum? - Correct Color, Amount, Smell, Viscosity What devices deliver aerosol medications? - Correct MDI (meter dose inhaler), ...

Three days after surgery, a male client suddenly grabs his right chest and becomes short of breath, pale, and diaphoretic. The practical nurse (PN) immediately assesses his vital signs and obtains 100/80 mm Hg blood pressure, 110 beats/min heart rate, and 36 breaths/min respiratory rate. What action is most important for the PN to take next? - Apply oxygen at 2 liters per nasal cannula. An elderly female client with dementia is transferred from a long-term care unit to an acute care unit. The c...

NREMT 2024 Questions With Verified Correct Answers | Updated Most severe dysrhythmia of the heart - ANSWER- Asystole Asystole - ANSWER- indicates no electrical activity in the heart PEA - ANSWER- indicates some residual electrical activity within the heart, but not enough for a pulse Ventricular fibrillation - ANSWER- shockable rhythm, heart rhythm problem that occurs when the heart beats with rapid, erratic electrical impulses. This causes pumping chambers in your heart (the ventric...

NURS 235 Capstone fundamentals- University Of Charleston a nurse is assessing the pain level of a client who has dementia and difficulty communicating, which pain assessment technique should the nurse use? behavioral indicators (increased agitation, restlessness) a nurse receives a report from an assistive personnel that a client's BP is 160/95, what should the nurse do first? recheck the clients BP (reassess prior to any intervention) a nurse is caring for a client who has an indwelli...

PN HESI Review Questions Med Surge (2023/2024) Rated A+ Three days after surgery, a male client suddenly grabs his right chest and becomes short of breath, pale, and diaphoretic. The practical nurse (PN) immediately assesses his vital signs and obtains 100/80 mm Hg blood pressure, 110 beats/min heart rate, and 36 breaths/min respiratory rate. What action is most important for the PN to take next? Apply oxygen at 2 liters per nasal cannula. An elderly female client with dementia is transferred ...

Test Bank For Raus Respiratory Care Pharmacology 10th Edition By Gardenhire b. vapor suspended in a carrier gas. c. a suspension of solid or liquid particles in a carrier gas. d. an invisible drug particle. ANS: C Drugs in liquid form may be administered in ways other than aerosol (e.g., intravenous [IV] route). By definition, an aerosol may be either solid or liquid particles suspended in a carrier gas, not just a vapor. It is possible to see aerosols, depending on the ...

What USN setting controls aerosol output? - Correct amplitude Device indicated for patients with large amount of thick secretions - Correct Sterile water/Bland aerosol via jet nebulizer What temp should be maintained on a heated humidifier? - Correct 35-37*C What controls the particle when using USN? - Correct frequency What 4 things do you asses when inspecting sputum? - Correct Color, Amount, Smell, Viscosity What devices deliver aerosol medications? - Correct MDI (meter dose inhaler), ...

D. D. is a 66 year-old female suffering from shortness of breath. She smoked 2 packs a day until she quit 2 years ago. She has a history of bronchiolitis, hyperinflated lungs, pulmonary edema, and syncope. Her primary care practitioner suspects she also has pulmonary hypertension (PH). After examination, D. D. has a PAP of 35mmHg and mild CHF. Citing scholarly resources, answer the following questions: 1. What is pulmonary hypertension and how could D. D. have developed PH? In healthy lungs, the...

ATI PHARMACOLOGY PROCTORED 2019 STUDY GUIDE LATEST UPDATE QUESTION AND ANSWERS. Chapter 1: Pharmacokinetics and Routes of Administration • Absorption  Route of admin affects the rate and amount of absorption o Oral:  GI pH and emptying time  Presence of food in the stomach or intestines  Form of meds (liquid/XR) o Sublingual/buccal  Quick absorption systemically through highly vascular mucous membranes o Inhalation via mouth/nose  Rapid absorption through alveola...