Exam 5 Study Guide

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Exam 5 Study Guide Blood Transfusions  Priority action after noting transfusion reaction  Pre-administration assessment  Time limits for blood administration  Process for initiating a blood transfusion  Transfusion associated circulatory overload Pain/ Perioperative Nursing Care  Pain assessment  Adverse effects of opioids  Priority assessment post-surgery Exam 1  What to hang if you run out of TPN  Complications of Parenteral Nutrition  Signs and symptoms of phlebitis/ infiltration  Priority action when noting phlebitis/ infiltration  What happens with each step of the nursing process  Subjective vs. Objective data  Process for each step of physical assessment (inspection, palpation, percussion, auscultation)  Order of abdominal assessment  Types of IV solutions (hypotonic, isotonic, hypertonic)  Stages of the General Adaptation Syndrome  Use of an interpreter Exam 2  Priority action for client having asthma attack  Prevention of skin breakdown  Medications used to treat asthma and COPD  Signs and symptoms of wound infection  Client education for use of home oxygen  Client education regarding COPD  Treatment of dehiscence and evisceration  Healing by primary, secondary, and tertiary intention  Client education with gastritis  Gastric vs. Duodenal ulcers

 Signs and symptoms of peptic ulcer perforation Exam 3  Treatment of HHS  Diabetes “sick day” rules  Complications of IV insulin  Examples of 15G of carbohydrates  Signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia  Client education for venous insufficiency  Assessment findings with peripheral arterial disease  Risk factors for DVT/ PE formation  Labs to monitor while administering IV Heparin  Antidote for heparin  Complications of hypertension and diabetes  When to administer insulin  Client education with diuretics Exam 4  Care of external fixation device  Care of a client with a hip fracture  Basic ABG interpretation (pH, paCO2, HCO3)  Preventing clot formation  Interpretation and treatment of electrolyte imbalances  Complications of fractures  Priority with client education  Kubler-Ross’ Stages of Grief  Complications of immobility  Determining fluid volume status

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