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Exam I Review- PNUR 1400

Ruleta de Palabras

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Sobre Ruleta de Palabras
Biology
HS4
hematology
electrolytes
gi meds
 Edad recomendada: 17 años
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Jennifer Mauck
Jennifer Mauck
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Exam I Review- PNUR 1400Versión en línea

Review for weeks 1-3

por Jennifer Mauck
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Starts with A

If administered too quickly, potassium can cause fatal ________________

Starts with B

Nurses should monitor hydration and labs because this laxative can cause excessive fluid & electrolyte loss

Starts with C

The nurse may notice numbness, tingling, tetany, or muscle twitching if this medication is working too well

Starts with D

This plasma expander will increase fluid volume drastically, but the nurse should monitor closely for overload

Starts with E

This medication can help with secondary anemia, but the nurse should monitor BP closely

Starts with F

An acid reducing agent with mild side effects that can be used for indigestion related to over eating

Starts with G

simethicone (Mylicon) can be administered for a patient experiencing excessive or uncomfortable ________

Starts with H

A patient with anxiety, confusion and arrhythmias with kayexalate on their MAR likely has this

Starts with I

An IV site that is swollen, painful, and cool to the touch likely has an ___________

Starts with J

Taking ferrous sulfate with this can help increase its effectiveness

Starts with K

Although mild, Tums can cause constipation, decreased medication absorption, and risk for __________ __________

Starts with L

This antidiarrheal should not be used if the patient has a GI infection like shigella

Starts with M

This can help stop early labor, bring down blood pressure, or help prevent seizures; watch for decreased urine output and slowed respirations

Starts with N

A patient is being for admitted for headaches, confusion and seizure activity. When looking at their labs you are not surprised to see hypo___________

Starts with O

This proton pump inhibitor can be prescribed for peptic ulcers

Starts with P

This medication works really well for nausea but also causes phlebitis & significant drowsiness

Starts with Q

metoclopramide (Reglan) is helpful for gastric stasis as it makes GI processes ___________

Starts with R

Sodium bicarbonate will ____________ acidosis in the body

Starts with S

Ipecac should not be given to someone that ingested a corrossive material, has altered LOC, or is __________

Starts with T

oprelvekin (Neumega) is one treatment option for ____________________

Starts with U

Be sure your patient ______________ that they should not eat or drink after taking sucralfate (Carafate) for their ulcer

Starts with V

A vegan patient may have pallor, fatigue, tachycardia, and shortness of breath because they don't have enough _____________ to make RBCs

Starts with W

One solution for elevated electrolyte levels is to _________ them down with IV fluids

Starts with X

An IV site with burning, sloughing, necrosis, or horrible pain could have e____________; the nurse should call about a possible antidote

Starts with Y

_________ your patient may experience nausea & bone pain, but filgrastim (Neupogen) will help boost their WBC levels

Starts with Z

This antiemetic does not cause as much drowsiness or sedation as promethazine

 
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