Burns
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| Where do most burns occur? | At home
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| Why does plasma seep out into tissue? | Increased capillary permeability
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| When does the pulse increase? | Anytime you are in FVD
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| Why does cardiac output decrease? | Because there is less volume to pump out
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| Why does urine output decrease? | Kidneys either aren’t being perfused or they are trying to retain fluid
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| Why is epinephrine secreted? | It makes you vasoconstrict and shunts blood to vital organs
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| What is secreted to compensate for water loss? | ADH and aldosterone
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| What is the most common airway injury during a burn? | carbon monoxide poisoning
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| How is fluid distributed with the Parkland Formula? | 1st 8 hours, half the total volume, 2nd 8 hours, ¼ total volume, 3rd 8 hours, ¼ total volume
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| Give albumin why? | Albumin holds on to fluid in the vascular space which will increase kidney perfusion, BP, and cardiac output
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| What kind of test can you do to make sure you are not overloading the client with fluid? | CVP
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| What drugs might be ordered to flush out kidneys? | mannitol
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| Brown or red urine after a burn means? | Muscle destruction (myoglobin)
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| Monitor for hyperkalemia due to? | Cell rupture. Most potassium is found inside of the cells. When the cells rupture due to a burn, the potassium leaks into the vascular space and causes hyperkalemia
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| Why should antibiotics be alternated? | Bacteria will build tolerance or resistance
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| What should you worry about when giving –mycin drugs? | An increase in BUN or creatinine which can lead to ototoxicity
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| What should you assume in the client’s BUN and creatinine is increasing? | Nephrotoxicity
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| What arrhythmia is the client most at risk for in an electrical burn? | V-fib
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