NCLEX wrong answers
Vitamin D rich foods
- oily fish, egg yolks, fortified milk,
sinusoidal fetal heart rate pattern
-classically occurs with severe fetal anemia Repetitive wave like, non fluctuating with no variability Requires immediate intervention May need intrauterine resuscitation or rapid delivery
Renal system exam steps
1. Empty bladder 2.inspect skin and contour of stomach and lower back 3.auscultation of renal arteries 4.percuss and palpate Document
What complication is most concerning during sickle cell crisis
1. Enlarged spleen ( could mean spleenomegaly, leading to rupture and major blood loss, 2. Arm weakness or facial drooping (stroke)
Introduction of solid foods age
4-6 months, introduce separately,
A symptomatic blood glucose in infants
>35, initially treat with feeding
Ovarian cancer symptoms
ABDOMINAL BLOATING PELVIC PAIN OR PRESSURE early satiety abdominal, back, or leg pain urinary urgency/frequency gi disturbances Usually in older adults
HTN medication to avoid during pregnancy
ACE inhibitors ex. Lisinopril
Oxytocin risks for patients
Abnormal or indeterminate fetal heart rate patterns, post partum hemorrhage, uterine tachysystole
The nurse is reinforcing discharge instructions with a client following a partial gastrectomy which of the following instruction should the nurse include to prevent dumping syndrome select all that apply
Add high-protein foods to diet, eat small frequent meals, lie down after eating
lead poisoning
Affects the neurologic system, hyperactivity, impulsiveness, developmental delays, reading difficulties, visual motor issues, seizures, blindness, death
Precautions for chicken pox
Airborne and contact precautions
Appropriate nursing actions for postmortem care
Allow family to assist, gently close eyes, place pad under perineum
Myasthenia Gravis Treatment
Anti-cholinesterase drugs before meals to strengthen swallowing muscles, soft easily chewed food inappropriate vaccinations
Clopidogrel (Plavix) Assessments
Assess for; bruising tarry stools platelet levels signs of bleeding
Nursing actions during IV vancomycin administration
Assess skin for flushing or red rash on face and torso, infuse over at least 60 minutes, monitor blood pressure, observe IV site every 30 minutes
spontaneous abortion
Avoid sexual intercourse and tampons as prescribed for about two weeks, report foul smelling vaginal discharge heavy vaginal bleeding and severe pain, continue for your vitamins with iron anemia caused by the blood loss and use ibuprofen to alleviate cramping
What needs to be controlled for a arteriovenous malformation
BLOOD PRESSURE, high risk for intracranial bleeds, hemorrhage, severe headache, N/V are first signs of hemorrhage
V-tach
Can be pulse less or have a pulse, always check pulse first
Indications for an isotonic IV fluid
Capillary refill more than three seconds in modeling pre-dehydration before an epidural in adequate urine output and tachycardia from hyper emesis
Penicillin allergies can also cause allergies with
Cephalosporins (cefazolin, cephalexin, ceftriaxone), if pt has penicillin allergy and is ordered a cephalosporin inquire about the type of allergic reaction
Characteristics of Bell's palsy
Change in formation of tears on affected side, Flattening of the nasal labial fold, and inability to smile symmetrically
Calcium rich foods
Cheese,ice cream, green veggies, soy milk, almonds,tofu
A nurse in the emergency department cares for four clients with orthopedic injuries which clients are the nurse assess first
Client with pain and ivy shoulder to formally recording a pins and needles sensation In orthopedic emergency because articular tissues nerves are stretched and compressed neurovascular compromise may occur prolong disruption of the vasculature and nerves may cause permanent injury and even loss of the distal extremity
Signs of peritonitis during peritoneal dialysis
Cloudy outflow, tachycardia, low-grade fever
Nursing actions prior to surgery
Confirm informed consent is signed, encourage client to void, ensure NPO status is maintained, witness surgical site is marked properly
Vancomycin resistant enterococcal bacteremia precautions
Contact precautions
Findings that support pneumonia
Course crackles, pleuritic chest pain, shortness of breath
myelomeningocele Priority interventions
Cover with a sterile moist dressing to decrease Infection risk place baby on abdomen with face turn to the side
Osteoarthritis manifestations
Crepitus with joint movement, morning stiffness for 10 to 15 minutes, pain with weight bearing activities
Coming causes of metabolic acidosis
Diarrhea ketoacidosis diabetes alcoholism starvation sepsis hypo perfusion Renal failure salicylate toxicity
Tamoxifen gives women a risk for what
Endometrial cancer
social interaction with schizophrenia
Facilitate interaction with nurse first then encourage interaction with other patients
persecutory delusions nursing interventions
Focus on reality and verbally enforce it, focus on pts feelings 2nd to the delusions
What food can you not eat with CCBs
GRAPEFRUIT OR GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
What does should you avoid changing a cats liter box
HIV
risk for cervical cancer
HIV, HPV, Multiple sexual partners, sex before 18
Steps to blood draws from central line
Hand hygiene, gloves, biohazard bag, scrub hub
Appropriate nursing action when administering blood
Have another nurse verify identifiers and blood before administration, prepares oh negative blood for an a B positive client, uses filter tubing with normal Celine
Alcoholism Complications
Hypoglycemia, thiamine (B1) deficiency (can cause wernicke encephalopathy)
Common characteristics of child abuse perpetrators
I've often grown-up and domestic violence environments, have a history of substance abuse, often have a low self esteem, teenage parents are more valuable of child abuse
Trismus
Inability to open the jaw due to pain, usually associated with tonsillitis or peritonsillar abscess in children
What risk are clients taking carbamazepine at risk for
Infection risk
pursed lip breathing
Inhale through nose for 2 seconds Exhale through pursed lips for 4 seconds
Signs of neonatal abstinence syndrome
Irritability restlessness nasal congestion frequent sneezing poor feeding loose stools Jerry vomiting sweating pupillary dilation
Visualizing the air way in a trauma situation
Jaw thrust maneuver in supine on backboard
Bacteremia precautions
Keep dedicated equipment in the room, perform hand hygiene before exiting room, wear a gown when providing care, private room, wear gloves
Signs of congenital hypothyroidism in babies
Lethargy, poor feeding, enlarged fontanelles, protruding tongue, puffy face, umbilical hernia, constipation, jaundice, dry skin
Malignant hyperthermia
Life-threatening inherited muscle abnormality that is triggered by certain drugs used to induce general anesthesia common signs and symptoms include hypercapnia muscle rigidity and hyperthermia
Varicella Zoster vaccine is a __________ virus
Live
Patent ductus arteriosus assessment finding
Loud machine like murmur
Characteristics of syndrome of inappropriate antidiuretic hormone
Low serum osmolality, Low serum sodium, high specific gravity
Diet for patients with chronic kidney disease
Low sodium low potassium low phosphorus low protein (no salt substitutes)
Hemophilia A teaching
Medical alert bracelet, no medicines containing aspirin, non contact sports
Common medications used to treat C diff
Metronidazole (flagyl) vancomycin
fetal alcohol syndrome characteristics
Microcephaly, short palpebral eyelids, epicanthal folds, flat mid face, smooth thin upper lip
Vitamin D and calcium rich foods
Milk, sardines, yogurt, salmon, cereal
Hydroxychloroquine education
Need eye exam every 6 month
Myastenia Gravis (MG)
Neuromuscular disease with muscle weakness in my head and neck specifically eye-movement speaking swallowing and breathing
Naproxen patient teaching
Notify healthcare provider of any black tarry stools, take with food
What is the essential nursing action when starting a client on atorvastatin therapy
Obtain base line liver function test
coup-contrecoup injury
Occurs when the head strikes an object and the Brain receives an injury under the area of impact after which it rebounds to the opposite side of the scar and sustained an injury on that side as well
New born airway resuscitation position
On back with neck slightly extended
Irrigation of a laceration steps
Pain relief 30-60 minutes before, Ppe, fill 30-60ml syringe, use 18 or 19 gauge needle, continuous pressure
What supplements do children with cystic fibrosis need with meals and snacks/ what type of diet do they need
Pancreatic enzymes/ high carb, protein, fat with increased salts during times of increased sweating
Administering IV narcotics during labor is done best during
Peak of contraction, given slowly
Poorly controlled diabetes during pregnancy causes
Poor oxygenation to baby causing over production of RBCs, baby will have elevated hematocrit level
Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography Contra indications
Pregnancy, metal implants, allergy to die or shellfish, hearing aids must be removed, NPO for at least four hours
Priority action for infant with a topic dermatitis
Prevent scratching
Absolute Contraindications to thrombolytics
Prior intercranial hemorrhage, structural Cerebral vascular lesion, ischemic stroke within three months, suspected aortic dissection, active bleeding, significant head trauma within three months
Side effects of metoclopramide
Protruding and twisting tongue, lips smacking, puffy cheeks, chewing movements, frowning or blinking eyes, twisting fingers, twisted or rotated neck
Nursing action for shoulder dystocia during labor
Push down on symphius pubis
Priority intervention for rhabdomyolosis
Rapid IV fluid resuscitation
Dumping syndrome
Rapid emptying of gastric contents into small intestines. Client experience ab pain, nausea, vomiting, explosive diarrhea, weakness, dizziness, palpitations & tachycardia. To delay gastric emptying and reduce the risk of dumping syndrome client should consume meals low in carbs and high in fiber proteins and fats avoid fluids during meals eat small frequent meals and lay down after eating
Metoclopramide
Reglan
ventricular septal defect
Septal opening between ventricles causing left to right blood flow leading to excess blood flow to the lungs, monitor for respiratory exertion and signs of CHF
hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state
Serious condition characterized by hyperglycemia, hyperosmolarity and dehydration and the absence of ketoacidosis that may occur in type 2 diabetes, glucose >600, bicarbonate >18, neg ketones, serum osmolality >320, neuro symptoms
Pain relief position for pericarditis
Sitting up leaning forward
Hepatic encephalopathy manifestations
Sleep disturbances, altered mental status, lethargy, elevated ammonia, asterixis
Parental prevention of otitis media
Smoking cessation
Epiglottitis in infants is preventable by
Standard vaccinations
Juvinile idiopathic arthritis appropriate activities
Stationary bicycling, swimming, yoga, low impact activities
cervical cerclage
Stitching of cervix shut during pregnancy to prevent preterm delivery, report any low back pain could be pre term labor
Signs of infective Cardenas
Stroke, spinal cord ischemia, paralysis of both legs, ischemia to the extremities, splinter hemorrhages, abdominal pain, blood clots
Signs of spina bifida and a newborn
Tuft of hair on buttocks, Hemangioma, dimple at top of butt crack
Best indicator for fluid replacement success and burn victims
Urine output
psychomotor retardation
Visible generalized slowing of movements and speech.
Damage to the occipital lobe of the brain is indicated by
Visual disturbances (occipital=optic)
Paracentesis nursing actions
Witness informed consent, obtain baseline vitals abdominal circumference and weight, place client and high Fowlers position or as operate as possible, have client empty bladder
histrionic personality disorder
a personality disorder characterized by excessive emotionality and preoccupation with being the center of attention; emotional shallowness; overly dramatic behavior
arteriovenous malformation
a tangle of abnormal blood vessels connecting arteries and veins in the brain, can cause seizures, headaches, neurological deficits
symptoms of intussusception
colicky abdominal pain, sausage-shaped mass in abdomen, passage of currant jelly stools, insoluble crying, knee to chest position, vomiting
agoraphobia
fear or avoidance of situations, such as crowds or wide open places, where one has felt loss of control and panic
Autonomic Dysreflexia
involves uncontrolled activation of autonomic nervous system, can lead to hypertensive emergency, triggers include bladder or rectum distinction and pressure ulcers
SIADH
low sodium level, low serum osmolality
Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP)
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is used to visualize the biliary and pancreatic ducts and gallbladder in a noninvasive manner,
Five P's of compartment syndrome
pain, pallor, pulselessness, paresthesia, paralysis
Tines corporis
ringworm
intussusception
telescoping of a segment of the intestine
What do you give first for alcoholic patients
thiamine IV then glucose IV