Nurs 2346 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NURS 2346 PEDIATRIC GENITOURINARY DISORDERS LATEST EXAM 2024 TEST Q & A WITH VERIFIED SOLUTION 100% PASS!!! NURS 2346 PEDIATRIC GENITOURINARY DISORDERS LATEST EXAM 2024 TEST Q & A WITH VERIFIED SOLUTION 100% PASS!!! NURS 2346 PEDIATRIC GENITOURINARY DISORDERS LATEST EXAM 2024 TEST Q & A WITH VERIFIED SOLUTION 100% PASS!!! NURS 2346 PEDIATRIC GENITOURINARY DISORDERS LATEST EXAM 2024 TEST Q & A WITH VERIFIED SOLUTION 100% PASS!!! NURS 2346 PEDIATRIC GENITOURINARY DISORDERS LA...

What causes lactose intolerance - Answer absence of lactase enzyme Which ethnicity is more prone to lactose intolerance? - Answer According to the national digestive diseases information clearing house there is a "50-90% incidence in Asians, American indians, Arabs, Jews, African Americans, and Southern Europeans What are signs of lactose intolerance? - Answer diarrhea, gas, bloating What test is ordered to detect lactose intolerance - Answer Lactose tolerance test how can l...

Mononucleosis S/S (Epstein-Barr Virus): (7) - Answer Fever / Rash. *M*alaise / HA / Fatigue. *E*nlargement of spleen & liver. *N*ausea / Abd pain. *S*ore throat with pus. *S*wollen lymph nodes. - Lasts 2-4 weeks / Herpes-like virus. Mononucleosis Teaching: (4) - Answer - Slow recovery. - *C*areful palpation of abd (esp. 2nd wk) / Spleen can rupture. - *N*o contact sports or strenuous activity until spleen isn't enlarged. - *N*eed rest, hydration, comfort. Mononucleosis Medica...

When a patient is dehydrated, which lab value of renal status will be elevated? - Answer BUN When a patient is experiencing renal failure, which lab values will be elevated? - Answer BUN and Creatinine What does the term azotemia mean? - Answer Build up of nitrogenous wastes in the blood (elevation of BUN, Creat, and uric acid) Normal BUN for Infants and children - Answer 5-18 mg/dL Normal Creatinine for Infants and children - Answer 0.2-0.7 mg/dL What precautions are in...

When a patient is dehydrated, which lab value of renal status will be elevated? - Answer BUN When a patient is experiencing renal failure, which lab values will be elevated? - Answer BUN and Creatinine What does the term azotemia mean? - Answer Build up of nitrogenous wastes in the blood (elevation of BUN, Creat, and uric acid) Normal BUN for Infants and children - Answer 5-18 mg/dL Normal Creatinine for Infants and children - Answer 0.2-0.7 mg/dL What precautions are in...

What is the major electrolyte in the intracellular fluid? - Answer Potassium (K) What is the major electrolyte in the extracellular fluid (ECF)? P.s., ECF is considered to be plasma and interstitial fluid - Answer Sodium (Na) (MUST KNOW) Why are infants and young children at risk for dehydration? - Answer (1) larger body surface area in comparison to their weight (2) dec kidney function (not fully developed yet) (3) inc metabolic rate (4) inc peristalsis (5) can't express that they...

What is the major electrolyte in the intracellular fluid? - Answer Potassium (K) What is the major electrolyte in the extracellular fluid (ECF)? P.s., ECF is considered to be plasma and interstitial fluid - Answer Sodium (Na) (MUST KNOW) Why are infants and young children at risk for dehydration? - Answer (1) larger body surface area in comparison to their weight (2) dec kidney function (not fully developed yet) (3) inc metabolic rate (4) inc peristalsis (5) can't express that they...