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What is the most common form of Spina Bifida? A. Cerebral Palsy B. Meningocele C. Myelomeningocele D. Occulta (Ans- D What is the most severe form of spina bifida? A. Myelomeningocele B. Meningocele C. Occulta D. Cerebral Palsy (Ans- A Neonates with myelomeningocele before surgery should be placed in what position? A. Supine B. Prone C. Side-lying D. Trendelenburg (Ans- B

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During the first 12 hours after a kidney transplant, fluids are replaced on a 1:1 ration (T/F) T Your patient is 15 hours post op from a kidney transplant. When emptying their foley, you note a output of 600 mL of urine. How many mL of fluid should you replace in your patient? A. 600 mL B. 100 mL per hour; output has no significance on fluid replacement C. 300 mL D. 1200 mL C Once a patient receives their new organ, immune suppression therapy is no longer needed as the body will acclimate to ...

You should know the significance of the following (why would it be high vs low), but do not need to memorize know normal ranges Phosphorus→ (high) foods like proteins, dairy, nuts, inc renal absorption; (low) vitamin D deficiency (calcitriol) → kidney dysfunction (CKD), long term use of phosphate binders Calcium→ (high) inc calcium intake, too much vitamin D; (low) CKD, vitamin D deficiency Magnesium (in relationship to AKI/CKD)→ (high) CKD; (low) poor absorption, r/t hypokalemia CMP (co...

What is the purpose of dialysis? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY A. Dialysis corrects fluid and electrolyte imbalances B. Dialysis can be used to treat drug overdoses C. Dialysis cures kidney disease D. Dialysis removes waste products Answer: A, B, D Which of the following is true about Continuous Renal Replacement (CRRT). SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. A. A trained ICU nurse can run it. B. Hypotension is common C. It is indicated for hemodynamically unstable patients D. Anticoagulation is needed to prevent cl...

*Response to something- remote response- the body is overly dramatic- Generalized inflammation- at a cellular level- you cannot see it- cellular damage from inflammation- -infection (sepsis) -ischemia -infarction -injury Causes of SIRS *sepsis -microbial invasion (bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites) -endotoxin release (Gram NEGATIVE/POSITIVE) *abscess formation -intraabdominal -extremities infection that causes SIRS *ISCHEMIC OR NECROTIC TISSUE -myocardial infarction -vascular disease -infa...

What are the four levels of nursing regulation? 1. Nursing professional scope of practice/Code of ethics/Specialty Certification (National) 2. Nursing Practice Act/ Rules and Regulation (State) 3. Institutional policies and procedures (Hospital) 4. Self-determination (Individual) What are examples of self-determination? Peer-performance appraisal Personal adherence Guidelines about posting on social media What are examples of institutional policy? Job descriptions Institutional practice guidel...