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HESI Medical Surgery Sodium - Answer- 135-145 Potassium - Answer- 3.5-5 Chloride - Answer- 97-107 Calcium - Answer- 8.6-10.2 Magnesium - Answer- 1.3-2.3 Phosphorous - Answer- 2.5-4.5 BUN - Answer- 8-20 Creatinine - Answer- 0.7-1.4 Glucose - Answer- 60-100 Albumin - Answer- 3.5-5.5 AST - Answer- 10-40 ALT - Answer- 8-40 WBC - Answer- 4.5-11k Platelets - Answer- 150-450k hgb (hemoglobin) - Answer- 12-18 hct - Answer- 35-52 2.2 lbs - Answer- one kilo...

Medical-Surgery Nursing Exam What is med-surg nursing mainly concerned with? - Answer- tertiary prevention What is primary prevention? - Answer- no disease or injury is present What are examples of primary prevention? - Answer- -vaccines -healthy diet -regular exercise What is secondary prevention? - Answer- early detection and treatment before disease becomes symptomatic, no symptoms What are examples of secondary prevention? - Answer- -mammograms -colonoscopy -pap smear -digi...

Medical terminology_Chapter_3_suffixes for diagnosis and surgery -graph - Answer- instrument for recording data -graphy - Answer- process of recording data -gram - Answer- a record or picture -meter - Answer- instrument for measuring -metry - Answer- process or act of measuring -scope - Answer- instrument for viewing -scopy - Answer- visual examination -centesis - Answer- surgical puncture to remove fluid -desis - Answer- binding, fixation, tie together, fusion (of a bon...

Medical Surgery Why do patients get blood products? - Answer- 1. anemic w/ a hgb < 8-10 2. increase their blood volume 3. they have a clotting disorder 4. surgical blood loss > 1200 5. never just b/c List the two main functions of transfusions - Answer- 1. increase O2 carrying capacity of the blood 2. reverse tissue hypoxia What is whole blood given for and how is it transfused? - Answer- -for shock, low blood volume, low Hgb, low Hct, hemorrhage -500 mls over 2-4 hrs PRB...

Pediatrics Exam 4. Erikson's Task that applies from 1-12 months (infant) - Answer- Trust vs. Mistrust In 5/6 months, the birth weight of an infant... - Answer- Doubles The number of lbs. an infant gains their first 5 months - Answer- 1.5 pounds per month Growth in height during the first year of life - Answer- Roughly 1 foot Posterior fontanel closes at this age - Answer- 2 months of age anterior fontanel closes at this age - Answer- 12-18 months At this age baby can hold hea...

Exam 3 Pediatrics End to end process to ensure mail is collected, distributed and delivered the type of clock the usps runs on - Answer- 24 hour clock Items sent within the US APO, FPO, UN, and its territories and possessions. - Answer- Domestic mail sets forth the policies, regulations and procedures governing domestic mail - Answer- DMM- Domestic Mail Manual sets forth policies, regulations, and procedures governing international mail - Answer- IMM- International Mail Manual conta...

Pediatric primary care burns exam 1 How long is exclusive BF recommended? - Answer- first 6 mos How quickly should BF be initiated? - Answer- within 30 mins of birth There are many illnesses that are less likely to occur if babe is breastfed, what are these? - Answer- gastro, NEC, AOM, LRTIs, asthma, atopy, DM, SIDS, leukemia Benefits to mother from BF: - Answer- rapid return to non-preg state, strong bond, decreased br/ovarian Ca, decreased metabolic syndrome, NIDDM, and PPD Contra...

Pediatric Exam 2 With Answers The nurse in a pediatric acute care unit is assigned the following tasks. Based on recognition that the action defined requires training beyond the preparation of a registered nurse, the nurse would refuse to: 1. Diagnose a six-year-old with diversional activity deficit related to placement in isolation. 2. Listen to the concerns of an adolescent about being out of school for a lengthy surgical recovery. 3. Diagnose an eight-year-old with acute otitis media and...

Pediatrics examination Generally how is HIV transmitted from person to person? - Answer- Horizontal (sex, IV drug use, blood transfusion) or vertical (mother to baby). What is the mode of transmission from mother to baby? - Answer- Vertical transmission is passage of HIV from mom to baby through breastfeeding. Vertical transmission rate has dropped because of better treatment (ZVD) and continues to decrease in the USA, while rates of horizontal transmission are increasing in the USA (altho...

Pediatrics Exam Why has the incidence of childhood communicable disease declined significantly? - Answer- Immunizations Antibiotics Antitoxins How do we best prevent communicable diseases? - Answer- Education on importance of vaccines When suspect disease, what should a nurse assess? - Answer- Immunization status, assess s/s, if anyone else is sick or showing similar symptoms, how long the illness has been going on What type of rash is this? - Answer- Roseola Infantum T/F: Roseol...