Gurnick Academy Of Medical Arts

PHARMACOLOGY LVN_CHI_KAHOOT_FINAL_2020 Chi Kahoot – Final 1. Long term peripheral parenteral nutrition poses what risk? o Phlebitis *Phlebitis means inflammation of the vein and since it’s long term the IV would irritate the vein. 2. Lactulose (enusole) is given for constipation and what other diagnosis? o High ammonia levels due to liver failure 3. Vitamin A deficiency can cause what? o Night blindness 4. Antimalarial meds can cause this potential adverse reaction? o Visual di...

A nurse in a health clinic is providing education regarding risk factors associated with the development of pancreatic cancer. Which are considered risk factors of this disease? Select all that apply.The nurse is reviewing the medical record for a newly admitted patient. Which finding best correlates with the presence of ascites mentioned in the record? d on a knowledge of cholecystitis, the nurse would expect the patient to complain of pain in which quadrant?A patient who is diagnosed with acut...

When planning care for a burn patient, the nurse would anticipate applying which topical medicationWhich layer of the skin is abundant in adipose tissue?What are the physiologic functions of the skin? Select all that applyA teenage female patient is going to be prescribed isotretinoin for acne. Which information is most important for the nurse to include in the education of the patient?The nurse is assessing a patient who has inflammation and a burning sensation in the lower back. During the ass...

hat are the clinical uses of meclizine? Select all that applyThe nurse is caring for a patient who has been prescribed metoclopramide for the treatment of postoperative nausea and vomiting. What is the action of this drug?The nurse is caring for a patient who has nausea and vomiting and has been prescribed promethazine in suppository form. How will the nurse administer this medication?The nurse is caring for a patient who has been prescribed scopolamine for motion sickness. Which site is appropr...

A nurse is preparing to administer an amphotericin B infusion to a patient with a fungal infection. What premedication(s) will the nurse expect to administer? Select all that applyWhat antifungal drug is contraindicated in a patient with porphyria?What should the nurse do before administering intravenous (IV) amphotericin B?What antifungal drug has the most variable half-life?A patient who is receiving an oral anticoagulant is started on fluconazole to treat a fungal infection. What possible dru...

vSim for Nursing | Maternity COVID-19...The workflow below is a suggested learning path. You may complete the materials more than once. However, you cannot access the post-simulation quiz, documentation assignments, and guided reflection questions until you have completed the vSim once.QUESTION 1: The nurse received report for Carla Hernandez befoCarla Hernandez’s fetal membranes were rupturedQUESTION 2: Carla Hernandez’s fetal membranes were ruptured … more Your Response: Correct Response...

1.A client asks the nurse at the family planning clinic whether contraception is needed while she is breastfeeding. How should the nurse reply?Which client care activity may a nurse safely delegate to a nursing assistant?A client is scheduled for a modified radical mastectomy. What nursing intervention is most important in the client's preoperative plan of care?A postpartum client tells the nurse that she wishes to breastfeed. When the nurse brings her newborn to be breastfed, the client asks w...

A nurse is preparing to administer an amphotericin B infusion to a patient with a fungal infection. What premedication(s) will the nurse expect to administer? Select all that apply.What should the nurse do before administering intravenous (IV) amphotericin B?What antifungal drug has the most variable half-life?A patient who is receiving an oral anticoagulant is started on fluconazole to treat a fungal infection. What possible drug interaction could occur in this patient?Which antifungal drug is ...

LVN VN39 SKINNY Reasoning case study parts 1 and 2 Answered/SKINNY Reasoning Part I: Recognizing RELEVANT Clinical Data History of Present Problem: JoAnn Smith is a 68-year-old woman who presents to the emergency department (ED) after having three days of progressive weakness. She denies chest pain, but admits to shortness of breath (SOB) that increases with activity. She also has epigastric pain with nausea that has been intermittent for 20-30 minutes over the last three days. She reports that ...

SKINNY Reasoning Part I: Recognizing RELEVANT Clinical Data History of Present Problem: JoAnn Smith is a 68-year-old woman who presents to the emergency department (ED) after having three days of progressive weakness. She denies chest pain, but admits to shortness of breath (SOB) that increases with activity. She also has epigastric pain with nausea that has been intermittent for 20-30 minutes over the last three days. She reports that her epigastric pain has gotten worse and is now radiating in...