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antiinfectives
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| electrolyte | chemicals that can conduct electricity when dissolved |
| diffusion | process in which the substance moves from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration |
| isotonic, hyper/hypotonic | a |
| What fluids are an insensible loss | perpiration, respiration |
| Lab norms and symptoms that would relate to excess vs deficient fluid volume | |
| Such as…is hematocrit and BUN are abnormal, what diagnosis they would relate to. | a |
| Food containing high sodium. Be able to pick out a high sodium food. | a |
| Remember ABCs in nursing care! | a |
| Foods that contain potassium | a |
| Complications of abnormal potassium | a |
| Be familiar with hemoglobin and hematocrit and what abnormals would relate to certain diagnoses. | a |
| Symptoms of abnormal potassium levels | a |
| Recognize how serious potassium is to the pt | a |
| What foods are need in postmenopausal women’s diet | a |
| What electrolytes can be effected after a thyroidectomy and what drugs will you use to treat. Be familiar with potassium chloride and calcium gluconate. | a |
| Trousseau’s sign | a |
| Risks of dehydration in what pts and causes | a |
| positions in bed for a pt in fluid overload | a |
| Lasix | a |
| Complications of fluid overload | a |
| What signs show that tx for overload has been effective | a |
| Acidosis and Alkalosis norms | a |
| Recognize what symptoms would lead to respiratory or metabolic acidosis/alkalosis | a |
| What the body does to compensate if the body is in respiratory or metabolic acidosis/alkalosis | a |
| Foods to eat while on Lasix | a |
| What do you do when a pt is coming off of TPN | a |
| Best places to place an IV based on age and diagnoses | a |
| What do you do when an IV is occluded and for an infiltration,as well? | a |
| Changing a central line dressing. Recognize what is a right or wrong way. | a |
| When do you use a SASH technique? | a |
| Be able to explain what a PICC is to a pt | a |
| What do you do when an IV is good, but won’t infuse? | a |
| What do you do to a leaking IV? | a |
| Technique to dilate a vein for an IV | a |
| What methods will speed up/slow down an IV infusion? | a |
| Fluid shifts and hypertonic solutions | a |
| What solution will replace electrolytes and is an expander | a |
| Chlorhexidine gluconate benefits for central line insertion | a |
| Systemic complications of peripheral IV therapy | a |