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NCLEX PN (CR)

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Rule of Nine for calculating TBSA HEAD = 9% ARMS = 18% (9% each) BACK = 18% LEGS = 36% (18% each) GENITALIA = 1%
STOP this is the treatment for maternal hypotension after an epidural anesthesia Stop pitocin if infusing Turn the client on to the left side Oxygen administration Push IV if hypovolemia is present
The 5 Ps of fractures and Compartment syndrome Pain Pallor Pulslessness Paresthesia Polar (cold)
HIP FRACTURES commonly hemmorrhage, whereas FEMUR fractures are at risk for fat emboli
pH down, CO2 up, HCO3 up respiratory acidosis
pH down, CO2 down, HCO3 down metabolic acidosis
pH up, CO2 down, HCO3 down respiratory alkalosis
pH up, CO2 up, HCO3 up metabolic alkalosis
treatment for Sickle Cell Crises HHOP Heat, Hydration, Oxygen and Pain medication
APGAR scoring Appearance Pulses Grimace Activity Reflexes Score = 0 for absent 1 for decreased 2 for strongly positive (done at 1 minute and at 5 minutes after delivery)
AVA (maternal) umbilical cord has 2 ARTERIES (carry deoxygentated blood) and 1 VEIN (carries oxygenated blood)
Anticoagulant Therapy and Monitoring Coumadin (warfarin) PT: 10-12 sec Antidote = Vitamin K Heparin PTT: 30-45 sec Antidote = protamine sulfate
Normal Adult output 60ml/hr
Gentamicin Effets ? CN 8 Auditory tennitis and will effect renal function check BUN and Creat OTOTOXICITY , NEPHROTOXICITY
Gastric pH 0-4
Unviversal Recipient (blood) AB+
Universal Donor (blood) O-
5 Stages of Dying Denial Anger Barganing Depression Acceptance
Airborne Precaution tuberculosis, measels, (rubella), chickenpox PRIVATE ROOM
Droplet Precautions influenza. mumps, pertussis,rubella (german measels), diptheria, pneumonia,scarlet fever, streptococcal pharyngitis, meningitis PRIVATE ROOM or room w/pt who has the same illness.
Contact Precautions RSV, scabies colonization with MRSA and VRE, PRIVATE ROOM or room w/pt who has the same condition
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