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ATI Study Guide 1. Latex allergy—remove cup from iv tubing 2. Teaching to understanding Latex allergy—remove banana from diet 3. To collect urine—clamp foley tubing, distal 4. Depakote—liv... er enzyme 5. Urine atony-massage fundus 6. Mild anxiety—hyper-perception 7. Pernicious anemia—b12 or folate? 8. Triage, first—below knee amputation 9. Patient has fever and hyperthermia—initiate seizure precautions or give tylenol 10. Sickle cell crisis—initiate fluids 11. Chest therapy—albuterol before treatment 12. Chest therapy—before meals 13. Weight is176kg? md wants to subtract 500 calories from diet for 25 weeks 1. Change kg to lbs than subtract from original weight by 25 14. IV phlebitis—actions after removing IV—warm compress or pressure dressing 15. Newborn report to MD—RR 70 16. Sterile field—cap faced up on field 17. ST elevation—MI 18. Zoloft, adverse affects: 1. increase urine 2. metallic taste 3. dry mouth 4. sweating 19. Paracentesis—weigh before and after to compare 20. Newborn, mom with hep c, breastfeeding instructions: 1. pump milk? 2. nipple guard? 3. breastfeed if no cracks or bleeding? 4. breastfeed when baby has immune? 21. Continuous tube feeding: 1. flush with 5 cc 2. gravity with syringe 22. Metformin—contraindicated impaired renal 23. Organ, contraindication—hypertension 24. OCP—hx of migraine 25. OCP—hypertension 26. Kawasaki Disease—monitor heart 27. Newborn genetic testing: 1. 24hrs after birth 2. repeated in 2-3months 28. Chronic renal failure dialysis—increase protein 1mg/kg/day 29. Gastroenteritis—sunken fontanels and dry mucous 30. Pregnant women during labor, non-pharmacologic help with pain: 1. biofeedback 2. focus point on u/s picture of baby 31. Intervene when nurse does wrong—electrodes on pregnant women’s abdomen (do not) 32. AP delegate—condom catheter 33. IBS 1. increase milk 2. fiber bran 34. Pregnant with ST elevation—monitor 35. Vancomycin, actions to decrease adverse side effects—administer over 1 hour 36. Malpractice—Nurse IV pushes potassium, K (DONT PUSH VIT K) 37. Haldol report, adverse effect—shuffling gate 38. Post appendectomy—give pain meds 39. Elder abuse, suspect—talk in private 40. MRI—remove patches 41. Nicotine patch—wear gloves (removing/putting on) 42. Sealed radiation—SATA (not the pregnant women) 1. close door 2. private room 3. wear apron 4. 30mins a day 43. Post CVA with facial droop—NPO, restrict fluids 44. Anorexia—pre-albumin 10 45. Clozaril, contraindication—WBC below normal, 2000 (Normal is 4,500-10,000) 46. Clozaril—monitor temp 47. Stoma teaching: understood discharge teaching— 1. change bag everyday 2. bright pink/red stoma 48. 24 months old: 1. kick ball? 2. climb stairs with alternative legs? 3. jump on one foot? 4. ride bicycle? 49. Suspect newborn abuse, when mom states—“baby should sleep through night by now” 50. Midline shift intercostal, extra beat in-between heart beat—mitral murmur 51. Magnesium toxicity—monitor urine output 52. Magnesium toxicity antidote—calcium gluconate 53. Magnesium toxicity—hyperreflexia 54. Preeclampsia with 3+ deep tendon reflex—assess patient 55. Glomerulonephritis, S/S—hematuria 56. Schizophrenia—disorganized speech 57. Hears voices, an appropriate response by the nurse—“I understand, but I don't hear them” 58. Crutches—hold on side with elbow slightly bent 59. Scratchy, rubbing heart sounds—pericarditis EXHIBIT 60. Hypothyroidism, taking levothyroxine and has low BP 1. gastric bypass 2. stomach resection 3. dumping syndrome 4. thyroid storm 61. Postmenopausal, drinking alcohol hemoglobin 8, anemia taking iron, another vitamin to add—b12? or vitamin d? 62. Cardiac catheter, report—pounding pulses 63. Cardiac catheter—bed rest 12 hrs, or semi fowlers, or check pulse q15 64. Cardiac catheter, expected finding post—warmth in skin, warmth sensation 65. Potassium contraindicated—impaired renal failure 66. Lasix contraindicated—renal failure 67. Foley in child—apply sterile gloves before procedure 68. NG tube feeding, risk for aspiration—hx of GERD 69. Low blood sugar s/s SATA—sweating, confusion and tremors ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::CONTENT CONTINUED IN THE ATTACHMENT::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: [Show More]

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