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what is a type of CVI (Ans- post-thrombotic syndrome main cause for aortic aneurysms (Ans- atherosclerosis what is the definition of nursing critical thinking (Ans- thinking in a systematic and logical manner, with openness to question the reasoning process to ensure safe nursing practice critical thinking skills in nursing (Ans- - gather info objectively - recognize/evaluate need for info - separate relevant/irrelevant info - explore potential actions and their consequence...

decorticate posturing (Ans- from deep brain injury, flexed arms and fist clenched, legs rigidly extended Scotomas (Ans- an area of partial alteration in the field of vision Hemianopsia (Ans- blindness in half the visual field of one or both eyes olfactory (Ans- ability to smell optic nerve (Ans- visual acuity- near, far, and peripheral oculomotor (Ans- controls up, down, and medial EOM and pupillary constriction trochlear (Ans- controls down and medial EOM abdu...

what do loop diuretics do to potassium? (Ans- lowers it what does someone’s hA1c tell us? (Ans- their glucose for the last 3 months what is considered an ok hA1c level? (Ans- less than 7 what do we give someone to elevate glucose? (Ans- -dextrose -glucagon what would you expect the dr to order for someone who has significant hyperkalemia that skipped the last 2 dialysis appts? (Ans- -dextrose (brings sugar into the cells) -insulin -calcium (protect the heart) -ka...

6 components of the chain of infection (Ans - infectious agent, source, portal of exit, mode of transmission, portal of entry, susceptible host Medical asepsis (Ans - ("Clean Technique"): Measures taken to control and reduce the number of pathogens present Hand hygiene Disinfection and sterilization Portal of entry (Ans - a way for the causative agent to enter a new reservoir or host Susceptible host (Ans - a person likely to get an infection or disease, usually because body def...

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