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The nurse who notes that the patients ankle-arm index (AAI)…
The nurse who notes that the patients ankle-arm index (AAI) of the leg is .40 is aware that this may indicate;
1. Name the Four Cardiac Electrolytes discussed in videos …
1. Name the Four Cardiac Electrolytes discussed in videos 2. List specific normal lab parameters for each (*This is a bonus question and will receive additional points if correct)
The nurse teaches a client with HTN that uncontrolled HTN ma…
The nurse teaches a client with HTN that uncontrolled HTN may damage organs in the body primarily by:
A client admitted to the CCU with an MI has orders for amiod…
A client admitted to the CCU with an MI has orders for amiodarone infusion, IV NTG and morphine sulfate 2mg IV q 5″ until pain is relieved. The client is having frequent, multifocal PVCs and tells the nurse that the pain is worse than he has ever had and asks if he is going to die. The nurse identifies as a priority patient nursing diagnosis of: (Think critically!)
The following: tPa, alteplase (Activase), reteplase (Retava…
The following: tPa, alteplase (Activase), reteplase (Retavase) are examples of what type of medications:
A client with acute congestive heart failure has severe Dysp…
A client with acute congestive heart failure has severe Dyspnea and is extremely anxious. The nurse anticipates that increased cardiac output and decreased anxiety may be promoted by the IV administration of:
Devin just won the 2016 division 1 State Championship for Ba…
Devin just won the 2016 division 1 State Championship for Baseball. When interviewed, he attributed his success to the hard work and great play of his coaches and teammates. He said that luck was on their side and that the other team appeared to be having a rough day. This is an example of
While observing the ECG monitor of a patient admitted to the…
While observing the ECG monitor of a patient admitted to the emergency department with chest pain, the nurse suspects that the patient is having a myocardial infraction rather than angina upon finding:
A nurse is caring for a patient on a cardiac monitor and who…
A nurse is caring for a patient on a cardiac monitor and whose rhythm suddenly changes. There are no discernible P waves; instead she observes wavy lines. The QRS complexes measure .08 seconds and are irregular with wavy lines between. The patient states his heart feels like it is fluttering. The nurse interprets that this rhythm is: