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The health care provider wants to:
Answer: CYSTOSCOPY
Explanation
Cystoscopy involves the examination of the bladder mucosa for inflammation, calculi or tumor using a cystoscope. The test also allows for a specimen for biopsy to be obtained.
Indications : Assess for tumor, obtain specimen for biopsy
Nursing Care : Before the Procedure: Verify that an informed consent was obtained; if a biopsy is planned, withhold food and fluids for the time prescribed; if a cystoscopy alone is planned, no special preparation is necessary, and the procedure may be performed in the physician’s office After the Procedure (if with Biopsy): Monitor vital signs; monitor intake and output and assess urine characteristics; monitor for bright red urine or clots and notify the physician if a fever occurs; an increase in white blood cell (WBC) count suggests infection; fluid intake as prescribed; encourage deep-breathing exercises to relieve bladder spasms and administer analgesics as prescribed; administer sitz or tub baths for back and abdominal pain if prescribed; note that leg cramps are common because of the lithotomy position maintained during the procedure; inform the client that burning on urination, pink-tinged or tea-colored urine, and urinary frequency are common after cystoscopy and resolve in a few days
Assessment findings on a client reveals:
Answer
CARDIAC INDEX
Explanation
Cardiac index refers to the cardiac output specific to the client’s body surface area. The average rage is 2.6 – 4.2 L/min/m2. To obtain the cardiac output using a formula: Cardiac Output/ Body Surface Area
Assessment : ↑ values: septic and anaphylactic shock
↓ values: cardiogenic, obstructive, hypovolemic shock
Interventions : Obtain the client’s cardiac output and body surface area, compute for the cardiac index and compare against expected findings
Answer :
VITAMIN D
Explanation
The client is exhibiting signs of rickets, a disorder marked by a defect in mineralization of the epiphyseal plates. Manifestations include lower limb deformities, convulsions and swelling of the joints. It is associated with Vitamin D deficiency. Sources of Vitamin D include fortified milk, cereals, fish oils, dairy products, herring, salmon, sardines
Function : Promote bone production, ↑ calcium absorption, ↓ urinary excretion of calcium
Assessment : ↑ sweating, vasodilation, ↑ respiratory rate, hot dry
skin;
↓ BP, ↑ HR, ↑ RR
Deficiency: Osteomalacia, rickets
Excess: Hypercalcemia, anorexia, calcium deposition in soft tissues, muscle
weakness, polyuria, constipation
Interventions : Note for signs of deficiency (osteomalacia, rickets) or excess (hypercalcemia, anorexia, calcium deposition in soft tissues, muscle weakness, polyuria, constipation)
Assessment findings on a client includes
Answer :
CONSISTENT CARBOHYDRATE/ CARBOHYDRATE-CONTROLLED DIET
Explanation
To aid in the regulation of serum glucose levels in clients with galactosemia and dumping syndrome, a consistent carbohydrate/ carbohydrate-controlled diet is indicated. Consistent carbohydrate/carbohydrate-controlled diet is recommended by American Diabetes Association, allows the client to select the amount of food from basic food groups, and makes use of a dietary exchange system
Indications : Diabetes mellitus, hypoglycemia, dumping syndrome, obesity, galactosemia
Interventions : Meal planning includes carbohydrate counting, MyPlate method, glycemic index, stress the importance of exercise and medications as adjunct therapycytosis Excess: Double vision, bleeding tendencies, muscle weakness, enterocolitis in infants
Assessment findings on a 2-year-old child includes:
Answer :
VITAMIN E
Explanation
The client is exhibiting signs of rickets, a disorder marked by a defect in mineralization of the epiphyseal plates. Manifestations include lower limb deformities, convulsions and swelling of the joints. It is associated with Vitamin D deficiency. Sources of Vitamin D include fortified milk, cereals, fish oils, dairy products, herring, salmon, sardines
Functions : Promote bone production, ↑ calcium absorption, ↓ urinary excretion of calcium
Assessment : Deficiency: Osteomalacia, rickets Excess: Hypercalcemia, anorexia, calcium deposition in soft tissues, muscle weakness, polyuria, constipation
Interventions : Note for signs of deficiency (osteomalacia, rickets) or excess (hypercalcemia, anorexia, calcium deposition in soft tissues, muscle weakness, polyuria, constipation)
A client with carbon monoxide poisoning exhibits:
Answer
MODERATE POISONING
Explanation
Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas. Clients with inhalation injuries are at risk for carbon monoxide poisoning. Signs and symptoms vary depending on the carboxyhemoglobin level. A carbon monoxide level of 25% is classified as moderate poisoning. Moderate poisoning occurs with carbon monoxide levels between 21-40%.
Assessment : Carbon monoxide level between 21% - 40%, headache, ringing in the ears, nausea, drowsiness, vertigo, alteration in mentation, confusion, irritability,↑ blood pressure, ↑ and irregular heart rate, ST segment depression and dysrhythmia, pale to reddish purplish discoloration of the skin
Interventions : Administer oxygen; monitor mental status changes; have heating systems, water heater and other gas, oil or coal burning appliances checked and inspected annually; install and maintain carbon monoxide detectors; generators should be used outside the homes (more than 20 feet away)
Complications : Memory loss, amnesia, dementia, irritability, depression, cortical blindness, delirium
Improve your ability to accurately interpret EKG tracings for irregularities and
abnormalities which is a core competency for the NCLEX Next Gen.
Identify conditions caused by malfunctions in the heart’s electrical system from
medication and drug use such as amphetamines, OTC cold and allergy meds, beta blockers,
and cocaine.
Learn how to recognize structural abnormalities that give clues to potential heart
problems or defects such as enlargement of the chambers or walls.
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She graduated magna cum laude from Saint Louis University with a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing with certifications in family nursing and interprofessional education. She then worked at Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital in the pediatric intensive care unit, and then at St. Thomas Midtown Hospital in the neonatal intensive care unit. After a few years, she went back to school and graduated summa cum laude from Emory University with a Master’s of Science in Nursing. She specialized as a pediatric primary care nurse practitioner. She most recently worked as a pediatric neurosurgery nurse practitioner at Children’s’ Healthcare of Atlanta and then relocated back to St. Louis and worked as a pediatric neurosurgery nurse practitioner through Washington University St. Louis at St. Louis Children’s Hospital.
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Megan graduated from the University of Massachusetts Amherst with a B.S. in public health, and went on to obtain both a B.S. and M.S. in nursing from Regis College. She is currently a pediatric nurse practitioner at a large academic institution with expertise in immunology, rheumatology, and disorders of immune dysregulation. Megan is also a published clinical researcher and graduate of the nursing science fellowship program at her institution, where she was the recipient of the IDEA grant for nursing scientists. In addition to her roles as a clinician and researcher, Megan enjoys mentoring students and junior clinicians and has experience tutoring for NCLEX and PNCB exams. Megan passed the NCLEX with the minimum number of questions (75) and PNCB board certification exam on first attempt.
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