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NUR 330 - Fluid and Electrolytes.

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Nervous System Age related changes - Decreased speed of neural conduction Decrease in size of brain Decreased cerebral circulation Nervous System Clinical Manifestations - Decrease reaction & response time Postural hypotension Impaired balance & vertigo Deterioration of short-term memory

For seizures what is the first line of therapy? Medication - start with one, then add more until therapeutic range is met, start to eliminate the seizures Digoxin... 50 mcg is how many ml/mg? 50 mcg=0.05 mg=1 mL What symptoms would you see with a anaphylactic shock? and what would you do if a pt starts experiencing one? rash, hives, increased irritability, tachycardia --stop infusion right away If you notice bleeding in a patient with tonsillitis, what should you do? notify physici...

A nurse is planning care for a client one day postoperative following a detached retina repair. Which of the following instruction should the nurse include in the plan? A) encourage coughing and deep breathing B)allow the client ambulate C) remove the eyepatch during the day D) avoid reading and writing - D) avoid reading and writing The client should avoid reading, writing, and close work with first postoperative week to decrease rapid eye movement and promote reattachment of...

Restraints correct answers - Jacket (vest) restraints prohibited -Lateral position/Elevate head of bed to prevent aspiration from extremity restraints (don't place supine) - DO NOT attach quick release tie to side rails -DO NOT tie straps into knot -Remove restraint stat if Pt alteration in neurovascular status of extremity (cyanosis, pallor, cold skin, tingling, pain, numbness in restrained extremity) -Physical Restraint: manual, physical, mechanical device that immobilizes/reduces abilit...

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big three ethical theories - virtue, deontologist, consequentialist virtue theory - • Develop, defend conception of ideal person • Develop, defend list of virtues necessary for being a person of a specific type • Defend a view of how a person can possess these virtues deontologist theory - judgments of actions are most basic (Greek deon= duty); Fundamental ethical task: doing the right thing (or avoiding the wrong thing) Two types of moral principles/ rules: • Absolute • Subjec...

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