Nclex meds 140 must know - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Actual-Nclex-Questions-Final ▪ Multiple Myeloma – Elevated serum calcium ▪ COPD – Complication ▪ INH – adverse reaction ▪ Procardia – Adverse reaction/toxicity ▪ Metered Dose Inhaler – Process how to use it ▪ AIDS ▪ Immunizations – Allergy to Eggs (DPT), immunocompromised house mate ▪ Droplet Precaution ▪ Disaster Nursing ▪ Delegate stable diseases vs. non-stable ▪ Infant vital signs ▪ Signs/Symptoms of dehydration in infants ▪ Myocardial Infarc...

MDC3 Final Study Guide  Left Sided Heart Failure (left side: backs up into the lungs) Left atrium, Left ventricle, mitral valve, or aortic valve o Ejection fraction needed to dx LHF <40 o Causes: HTN, Coronary artery disease (CAD), valvular disease o Education: restrict sodium, and possible fluid restriction, daily weight (report 2lb in 1 night or 3-5lb in 1-week weight gain), report sleep sitting up, use pillows to prop themselves up, notify provider is increase swelling, and decr...

Actual-Nclex-Questions-Final ▪ Multiple Myeloma – Elevated serum calcium ▪ COPD – Complication ▪ INH – adverse reaction ▪ Procardia – Adverse reaction/toxicity ▪ Metered Dose Inhaler – Process how to use it ▪ AIDS ▪ Immunizations – Allergy to Eggs (DPT), immunocompromised house mate ▪ Droplet Precaution ▪ Disaster Nursing ▪ Delegate stable diseases vs. non-stable ▪ Infant vital signs ▪ Signs/Symptoms of dehydration in infants ▪ Myocardial Infarc...

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Rasmussen College: NURSING 2502/MDC3 Final Exam Study Guide_ Latest 2021/2022 • Left Sided Heart Failure (left side: backs up into the lungs) Left atrium, Left ventricle, mitral valve, or aortic valve o Ejection fraction needed to dx LHF <40 o Causes: HTN, Coronary artery disease (CAD), valvular disease o (report 2lb in 1 night or 3-5lb in 1-week weight gain), report sleep sitting up, use pillows to prop themselves up, notify provider is increase swelling, and decreased activity toler...

1 Medication administration-Eye  Mydriatics (apraclonidine/Iopidine) - Dilate the pupil  Reduces IOP 23-39% by stimulating alpha2 & beta2 receptors  Prevents ocular vasoconstriction-reduces ocular bp as well as aqueous humor formation  Used to inhibit perioperative IOP increases rather than treat glaucoma  Burning, eye pain, lacrimation, rare systemic effects: HTN, tachycardia, extrasystoles  Miotics (acetylcholine, pilocarpine)- Constrict the pupil  Cycloplegics (...

Actual-Nclex-Questions-Final ▪ Multiple Myeloma – Elevated serum calcium ▪ COPD – Complication ▪ INH – adverse reaction ▪ Procardia – Adverse reaction/toxicity ▪ Metered Dose Inhaler – Process how to use it ▪ AIDS ▪ Immunizations – Allergy to Eggs (DPT), immunocompromised house mate ▪ Droplet Precaution ▪ Disaster Nursing ▪ Delegate stable diseases vs. non-stable ▪ Infant vital signs ▪ Signs/Symptoms of dehydration in infants ▪ Myocardial Infarc...

1 Medication administration-Eye  Mydriatics (apraclonidine/Iopidine) - Dilate the pupil  Reduces IOP 23-39% by stimulating alpha2 & beta2 receptors  Prevents ocular vasoconstriction-reduces ocular bp as well as aqueous humor formation  Used to inhibit perioperative IOP increases rather than treat glaucoma  Burning, eye pain, lacrimation, rare systemic effects: HTN, tachycardia, extrasystoles  Miotics (acetylcholine, pilocarpine)- Constrict the pupil  Cycloplegics (atropine, ...

1 Medication administration-Eye  Mydriatics (apraclonidine/Iopidine) - Dilate the pupil  Reduces IOP 23-39% by stimulating alpha2 & beta2 receptors  Prevents ocular vasoconstriction-reduces ocular bp as well as aqueous humor formation  Used to inhibit perioperative IOP increases rather than treat glaucoma  Burning, eye pain, lacrimation, rare systemic effects: HTN, tachycardia, extrasystoles  Miotics (acetylcholine, pilocarpine)- Constrict the pupil  Cycloplegics (atropine, ...

1 Medication administration-Eye  Mydriatics (apraclonidine/Iopidine) - Dilate the pupil  Reduces IOP 23-39% by stimulating alpha2 & beta2 receptors  Prevents ocular vasoconstriction-reduces ocular bp as well as aqueous humor formation  Used to inhibit perioperative IOP increases rather than treat glaucoma  Burning, eye pain, lacrimation, rare systemic effects: HTN, tachycardia, extrasystoles  Miotics (acetylcholine, pilocarpine)- Constrict the pupil  Cycloplegics (atropine, ...