Integumentary ass - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The nurse questions the client about her symptoms. What should the nurse ask about first? A. History of skin conditions B. What the client has done to treat the itching C. Severity and location of the itching D. Recent exposure to lice or scabies - C. Severity and location of the itching This is the priority question. Itching may be a symptom of a more life threatening problem and the severity needs to be assessed as a priority. The nurse questions the client about anaphylaxis. What clie...

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NGN: Gastrointestinal EAQ Case Study Gastrointestinal - Patient 1 H&P Emergency department (ED) 0800: 55-year-old client, who lives alone, admitted to ED with an acute abdomen. Client experiencing acute abdominal pain, distended abdomen. Reports vomiting and abdominal pain for 3 days. States, "I think I have the flu." Foul-smelling, black stools began yesterday. 0815: States no routine medications, but takes ibuprofen for arthritis, especially since the weather has been so bad this ...

The 12 Systems of human Body graded A+

BIO 2870 NATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY FINAL EXAM Ch. 1: Introduction to A&P 1. Common Functions of all living things a. Responsiveness: responding to a change in the immediate environment b. Growth: increase in cell size or cell number c. Reproduction: creation of new generations of similar organisms d. Movement: internal or external e. Metabolism: sum of all chemical reactions in the body (anabolism (small → big, endergonic) and catabolism (big→ small, exergonic)) 2. Levels of Biological O...

Test 1 Chapter 1: Exam Multiple Choice. Choose the correct answer. 1. Which of the following healthcare settings is generally for people who will die in six months or less? (A) Hospice care (B) Long-term care (C) Outpatient care (D) Acute care 2. Which of the following statements is true of long-term care? (A) People with terminal illnesses do not live in long-term care facilities. (B) Most conditions in long-term care facilities are chronic. (C) People who live in long-term care facil...

NCLEX HURST STUDY GUIDE o Calcium has an inverse relation to phosphorus • When Calcium goes up, Phosphorus goes down (Hypophosphatemia) and vice versa o Sodium has an inverse relation to Potassium • When sodium goes up, Potassium goes down and vice versa ⟶ HyperParathyroidsm = HYPERCALCEMIA = HYPOPHOSPATEMIA Every time you see Hyperparathyroidism that’s the same exact thing as Hypercalcemia o Epinephrine is secreted – vasoconstrictor When Hypovolemic (blood volume d...

o Calcium has an inverse relation to phosphorus  When Calcium goes up, Phosphorus goes down (Hypophosphatemia) and vice versa o Sodium has an inverse relation to Potassium  When sodium goes up, Potassium goes down and vice versa  HyperParathyroidsm = HYPERCALCEMIA = HYPOPHOSPATEMIA Every time you see Hyperparathyroidism that’s the same exact thing as Hypercalcemia o Epinephrine is secreted – vasoconstrictor When Hypovolemic (blood volume deficit), ADH and aldosterone will ...

o Calcium has an inverse relation to phosphorus  When Calcium goes up, Phosphorus goes down (Hypophosphatemia) and vice versa o Sodium has an inverse relation to Potassium  When sodium goes up, Potassium goes down and vice versa  HyperParathyroidsm = HYPERCALCEMIA = HYPOPHOSPATEMIA Every time you see Hyperparathyroidism that’s the same exact thing as Hypercalcemia o Epinephrine is secreted – vasoconstrictor When Hypovolemic (blood volume deficit), ADH and aldosterone will be secrete...

o Calcium has an inverse relation to phosphorus  When Calcium goes up, Phosphorus goes down (Hypophosphatemia) and vice versa o Sodium has an inverse relation to Potassium  When sodium goes up, Potassium goes down and vice versa  HyperParathyroidsm = HYPERCALCEMIA = HYPOPHOSPATEMIA Every time you see Hyperparathyroidism that’s the same exact thing as Hypercalcemia o Epinephrine is secreted – vasoconstrictor When Hypovolemic (blood volume deficit), ADH and aldosterone will be secrete...