lesson 2 case study homework
when educating a client with interstitial cystitis, which food would the nurse mention is bladder irritant? SATA
- citrus fruit - aged cheeses - tomatoes
which information would the nurse provide to decrease the incidence of further infections in a 17 year old female who has experienced multiple non-sexually transmitted genitourinary infections? SATA
- dry off after swimming - select cotton underwear - wear loose fitting clothes - avoid taking bubble baths - refrain from scented toilet tissue - drink fluids up to 3 liters a day
which clinical finding would the nurse expect in a pediatric client diagnosed with acute postreptococcal glomerulonephritis? SATA
- hematuria - proteinuria - periorbital edema - mildly elevated blood pressure
select 5 client assessment findings that would require immediate follow-up
- incidents of confusion - s3 heart sound - lung fields bilateral crackles - unstable gait - blood pressure 168/102
complete the diagram
- infuse 200 ml ns bolus - slow hemodialysis tx - hypotension - weight - fluid status
a client has undergone a genitourinary reconstructive surgery. which assessment finding by the nurse supports a suspicion of impending shock? SATA
- oliguria - irritability - increased specific gravity - hypotension
a client is receiving furosemide to relieve edema. the nurse will monitor the client for which expected response? SATA
- weight loss - impaired glucose intolerance - narrowed pulse pressure - excessive loss of potassium ions - decreased calcium levels
poc
apply cardiac monitor bleeding times prepare dietary consult monitor neuro status
highest risk
cardiac dysrhythmias d/t potassium 7.0
lab values
creatinine 15 potassium 7.0 rbc 3.8 protein 3+ albumin/creatinine 310
critical care
monitor cues r/t disequilibrium weight client consult dietary assess orthostatic hypotension maintain cardiac monitor follow po fluid restriction
#12
uses 1/2 cup ice chips selects apples for snack does not salt food takes prescribed calcium carbonate with meals identifies water soluble medications
