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CMN 350 Exam 4 Questions with Correct Answers Types of substance abuse? - Answer-1) Alcohol 2) Opioids 3) Stimulants (caffeine, cocaine) What is the goal of rehabilitation from substance abuse? - Answer-complete abstinence from substance use Main concern with benzodiazepines? - Answer-respiratory depression What does the HALT acronym stand for? - Answer-Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired (S/S of substance withdrawal) What is the transtheoretical model? - Answer-indicates a client's decis...

PCA QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ALREADY PASSED Advantages of using PCA Maintain Therapeutic blood levels of analgesia by: having better pain control and decreasing overall amout of narcotics used. How does PCA create better pain relief 1. control pain w/o sedation 2. decreases anxiety by not having to wait for meds 3. take a dose when pt feels they need it=self control 4. better ableto participate in cares and activity if decreased pain. Who is a candidate for pain management Acute ca...

antacid uses correct answer: Hyperacidity (sx relief of heartburn) PUD (adjunct tx) GERD Ca, Mg deficiency antacid considerations with other drugs correct answer: Separate antacid administration with other drugs by at least 2h antacid ADRs correct answer: magnesium based: diarrhea Aluminum and calcium based: constipation Alkalosis (typically only an issue for the renally impaired) calcium based antacid contraindications correct answer: hypercalcemia, renal calculi cautions i...

- Contrast-induced nephropathy - The onset of AKI w/in 48h after admin of contrast. Risk for this is highest in pts who are older, dehydrated, have pre-existing CKD, or have comorbidities of DM, HF, or current hypotension - Metformin - should be d/c at least 24 hours before the time of a procedure and for at least 48 hours after iodinated contrast media. - Reactions - When a CT scan w/ contrast is prescribed, report the pts Hx of associated w/ the admin of contrast media to the radio...

NSG 318 Final Exam With Verified Questions And Answers acquired resistance - answertype of resistance that is caused by prior exposure to an antibiotic. this can cause an antibiotic to not be effective as it once was for a certain bacteria Acyclovir (Zovarix) - answerantiviral drug used for the treatment of herpes simplex virus and varicella important to increase fluids phlebitis (check site before and throughout therapy), increased bleeding time nephrotoxic Amoxicillin - answerpenicill...

Basics of diffusion, gradients, and how they relate - Answer-Diffusion: spontaneous movement of very small things. It requires no energy investment by the organism (other than keeping the temperature above freezing) --direction is random Gradients: top of gradient = high concentration, bottom of gradient = low concentration --diffuses high to low Basics of diffusion across a semipermeable barrier - AnswerFactors that speed up or slow down diffusion - Answer-size: smaller things diffuse fas...

NSG 318 Final Exam With Verified Questions And Answers acquired resistance - answertype of resistance that is caused by prior exposure to an antibiotic. this can cause an antibiotic to not be effective as it once was for a certain bacteria Acyclovir (Zovarix) - answerantiviral drug used for the treatment of herpes simplex virus and varicella important to increase fluids phlebitis (check site before and throughout therapy), increased bleeding time nephrotoxic Amoxicillin - answerpenicill...

JIBC Emergency Medical Responder Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Purpose of EMS system - Correct Answer ️️ -Formal system of care to respond to medical emergencies Typical seq. of events from emergency --> EMS activated --> pt. transfer to hospital - Correct Answer ️️ -1. 911 called 2. Dispatcher provides verbal help, dispatches EMR 3. EMR responds and may call for backup 4. Pt. may be transferred to hosp Two basic ways to access the EMS system - Correct Answer ️️...

Jenniffer Medrano Drug Card Assignment RNSG 1301 fall 8A 2023 Fall 8A 2023 1301 Pharmacology Drug Cards Drug: Penicillin G&V General Classification: _Penicillins/ Beta-lactam antibacterial Prototype Ampicillin (Principen) Pharmacokinetics After absorption is widely distributed. Penetration into the CSF occurs only w inflamed meninges. Kidneys rapidly excrete ampicillin, produces high drug concentration in the urine. It is present in breast milk, and ...

Anti-infective agents Aminoglycosides *Gentamicin* - Narrow-spectrum antibiotic. Inhibits protein synthesis. They also inhibit transfer RNA from binding with messenger RNA. This synthesizes abnormal proteins due to incorrect reading of the genetic code, causes leaky cell wall. Bactericidal, larger doses kill faster. Side effect: ototoxicity (early signs: tinnitus, headache, ataxia, and vertigo), nephrotoxicity (polyuria, dilute urine, protein and casts in the urine, and an elevation in BUN...