NUR 4110 (NUR4110)

NUR 4110 - MedSurg Test 2 Review/NUR 4110 - MedSurg Test 2 Review. ABGs 1. The physician orders the following mechanical ventilation settings for a client. The client's spontaneous respiratory rate is 22 breaths/min. What arterial blood gas abnormality may occur if the client continues to be tachypneic at these ventilator settings? - Respiratory Alkalosis  hyperventilating 2. A client with persistent vomiting of 3 days duration is seen at the urgent care center because of increasing ...

NUR 4110 - Medsurg 2 Final Exam Study Guide/NUR 4110 - Medsurg 2 Final Exam Study Guide. Cardiac Assessment Cardiac Conduction System  Generates and transmits electrical impulses that stimulate contraction of the myocardium  SA node  AV node  Bundle of his (branches into right and left)  purkinjie fibers  SA node which is the primary pacemaker of the heart o A patient has a HR of 90. Means The SA node is working because normal HR is 60-100 o If the HR falls below the ...

NUR 4110 - Medsurg 2 Exam 3 Review/NUR 4110 - Medsurg 2 Exam 3 Review. Chapter 39: Assessment of the Musculoskeletal System Functions of Musculoskeletal System  Protect vital organs, mobility & movement, facilitate return of blood to heart, production of blood cells (hematopoiesis), reservoir for immature blood cells & vital minerals Assessment  Include data r/t function & ability of ADLs & IADLs Health Hx: Family, health maintenance, nutrition, occupation, socioeconomic factors, medi...

NUR 4110 - Exam 1 Study Guide/NUR 4110 - Exam 1 Study Guide. Cardiac Assessment Overview of Anatomy and Physiology  Three layers of the heart: endocardium, myocardium, and epicardium  Four chambers of the heart  Heart valves: AV(tri/bi) and SL (aortic/pulm)  Vasculature  Perfusion: oxygenation and flow  Hemodynamics: blood flow through the CV system. This is from a region of higher pressure to lower pressure

NUR 4110 - Med Surg II - Exam 2 Study Guide/NUR 4110 - Med Surg II - Exam 2 Study Guide. Chapter 28 Management of Patients With Structural, Infectious, and Inflammatory Cardiac Disorders Valvular Disorders o Regurgitation: The valve does not close properly, and blood backflows through the valve Backward flow of blood through a heart valve o Stenosis: The valve does not open completely, and blood flow through the valve is reduced Narrowing or obstruction of a cardiac valve’s o...

Medsurg 2 FINAL EXAM Cardiac Assessment Cardiac Conduction System Generates and transmits electrical impulses that stimulate contraction of the myocardium SA node  AV node  Bundle of his (branches into right and left)  purkinjie fibers SA node which is the primary pacemaker of the heart o A patient has a HR of 90. Means The SA node is working because normal HR is 60-100 o If the HR falls below the normal value, there is a problem! AV node which is the secondary pacemaker o...

NUR 4110 - Med Surg II - Exam 2. Study Guide.

Chapter 25 Assessment of Cardiovascular Function Cardiac Action Potential Depolarization: electrical activation of cell caused by influx of sodium into cell while potassium exits cell ­ This exchange of ions creates a positively charged intracellular space and a negatively charged extracellular space. Repolarization: return of cell to resting state caused by re-entry of potassium into cell while sodium exits Refractory Periods Effective (absolute) refractory period: phase in which cell...

vSim Jennifer Hoffman/vSim Jennifer Hoffman/vSim Jennifer Hoffman

Clinical vSim Assignments Jennifer Hoffman.