The nurse is reviewing the assessment data of a patient taking spironolactone. Based on the findings below, which action would the nurse take? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. Assessment Data Alert and oriented X 4 Temperature 98.8°F Heart rate irregular at 120 beats/minute Respirations 22 breaths/minute Blood pressure 138/84 mm Hg Breath sounds diminished in bilateral bases Reports abdominal pain and diarrhea Peripheral pulses 2+ and strong bilaterally without edema 350 mL/24 hours dark amber urine

Which category of diuretics is contraindicated in patients who are taking angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors?

A 65-year-old patient with end-stage renal disease (ESRD) is prescribed a calcium-based phosphate binder. Which of the following potential side effects should the healthcare provider closely monitor for in this patient?

What is the qT measurement?

What is the qRs measurement? 

What does the qRs represent?

  After seeing Mrs. Jones’ rhythm strip, your immediate actions should include which of the following:

Patient is awake and alert; c/o dizziness; BP 100/60; RR 20; pulse oximetry 97% room air Which medication and dosage can you anticipate?

Please explain the crossover concept in terms of how fat and carbohydrate contribute to fuel use during exercise of different intensities (4 points).

What is the purpose of muscle glycogen supercompensation (also known as “carb loading”)? Physiologically, how does it work? Please explain its purpose, for what sports/exercises it may be beneficial, and compare and contrast historical and current methods for carb loading (5 points).