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NUR 4385 - AH3 Exam 1 Evolve. Module 1 - Shock 1. What laboratory finding is consistent with cardiogenic shock? a. Decreased liver enzymes b. Increased WBC c. Decreased hgb, hct, RBC d. Increased BUN and creatinine

NUR 3250 - Focus on Pharmacology Exam 1. 1. What term is used to describe drugs identified by their chemical or official name in order to be independent of any manufacturer’s assigned name? Correct response: o Generic Chapter 1: Introduction to Drugs - Page 12

NUR 3251 - Exam 2 Review Questions & Answers. 1. Antipyretic medications (aspirin, ibuprofen, acetaminophen) are used to alleviate the discomforts of fever and to protect vulnerable organs, such as the brain, from extreme elevations in body temperature. However, the use of aspirin in children is limited due to the possibility of what disease?

NUR 3251 - Exam 3 Review/NUR 3251 - Exam 3 Review. Phenytoin (dilantin):  class: antiseizure medication  s/e: gingival hyperplasia(increased risk for periodontal disease, tooth decay, and oral infections), vision issues, dizziness, GI upset, rash  this drug should NEVER BE STOPPED  should be diluted with NS and infused very slowly (30 min-1hr) o must be extremely cautious b/c it destroys the vein  drug-drug interactions; o cannot take with Coumadin(warfarin) o cannot tak...

NUR 3251 - Pharm II - Exam 1 REVIEW. Module 1 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20, 1. A nurse is providing discharge teaching for a client who has pulmonary edema and is about to start taking furosemide. Which of the following instructions should the nurse include? A. Take aspirin if headaches develop. B. Eat foods that contain plenty of potassium. C. Expect some swelling in the hands and feet. D. Take the medication at bedtime.

NUR 3535 - HTN Case Study/NUR 3535 - HTN Case Study. A. Disease Information I. Pathophysiology: Hypertension (HTN) is having a systolic blood pressure that is greater than 140 mmHg or diastolic blood pressure greater than 90 mmHg. There are two classifications of HTN, primary or essential and secondary. People with renal and adrenal disorders are at risk for Secondary HTN. The sympathetic nervous system and the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system are mechanisms involved in maintaining bl...

NUR 3535 - Theory Exam 2 study guide. Cataracts and Glaucoma 5 questions Cataracts  an opacity within the lens - Most common surgical procedure in US Pathophysiology (S&S) - Age related  also blunt or penetrating trauma, congenital factors, certain drugs (corticosteroids), and ocular inflammation - Diabetic patient  develop at young age

NUR 3535 - Theory Exam 1 Review. EXAM 1 BLUEPRINT **Stuff in red is pulled from Evolve review questions and graded quizzes- monika HEALTH DISPARITIES - 4 questions Health disparities are differences in the incidence, prevalence, mortality rate, & burden of diseases that exist in specific population groups due to social, economic, or environmental disadvantages. *Important action to help reduce healthcare disparities: Active listening, relationship building, and cross communication.

NUR 3330 - Exam 1 Review Questions and Answers/NUR 3330 - Exam 1 Review Questions and Answers. 1. What are the types of stressors that influence our self-concept Self-concept stressor is any real or perceived change that threatens identity, body image, or role performance. An individuals perception of the stressor is the most important factor to determine his or her response. The ability to re-establish balance following a stressor is related to numerous factors, including the number of str...

Norrie, Huber, Piercy, McKeown Introduction to Business Information Systems Second Canadian Edition TEST BANK Chapter 1 1. Globalization suggests that modern businesses are using information technology to: a) expand their market to customers around the globe b) find the lowest-cost suppliers regardless of location c) create 24 hour business days by shuttling work across time zones d) broaden the range of business activities across multiple nations e) all of the above 2. Moore’s Law states that...