Med Surg II Final
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| Normal Adult Serum Sodium Range | 136-145
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| Normal Adult Serum Potassium Range | 3.5-5.0
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| Average adult temperature | 98.6
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| Average geriatric temperature | 96.8
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| What is the function of erythropoietin? | RBC production
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| Patient c/o N/V what type of diet is appropriate when advanced to solids | BRAT
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| Nurse reads pt chart and notices multiple TIAs. What is the significance of this information? | Can be a warning sign of possible CVA
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| Normal Female Adult serum hemoglobin range | 12-16
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| Normal adult respiratory range | 12-20
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| Eye disorder that results in "curtain" in the line of sight, usually related to head trauma | Retinal Detachment
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| A pt in ED reports trauma to left arm with skin intact, the nurse suspects fracture what is the priority assessment | neurovascular status
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| first symptoms of gout usually occur in which structure | Big toe
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| Describe warning signs of cancer | sore throat that doesn't heal, change in color/size of skin lesion, drainage of skin lesion, irregular borders/asymmetrical lesion, change in bowel/bladder habits, indigestion/difficult swallowing, thickening/lump in tissue
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| What causes the development of AIDS | Human immunodeficiency virus
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| What structures of the immune system are destroyed by human immunodeficiency virus | CD4-TCells
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| Baby receives mom's antibodies via breast feeding. What type of immunity is this | naturally passive immunity
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| Child has chicken pox in first grade. Later in life has a positive titer for the Herpes Varicella Zoster virus. What type of immunity is this? | Naturally Active Immunity
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| The patient has board like abdomen, no bowel sounds, and no bowel movement for 8 days. What is the patient at risk for? | Peritonitis due to bowel rupture
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| The nurse encourages increased fluids for the patient on ABT therapy for pyelonephritis. What is the rationale | to prevent crystaluria
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| inflammation of small pockets in the intestines that is commonly irritated by foods such as strawberries and tomatoes | diverticulitis
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| life threatening disorder caused by excess release of Thyroid Hormones | Thyroid Storm
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| Patient with a glasgow coma score of 15 can be described as? | alert et oriented no s/sx of coma
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| Cloudy cerebrospinal fluid indicates? | bacterial infection
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| The most lethal of the female reproductive cancers is? | ovarian cancer
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| This blood type is the universal recipient? | AB
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| What is the minimum recommendation SPF value for sunscreen? | 15
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