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ATI comp A practice remediation c. DOES NOT coat stomach; reduces gastric acid secretion so ulcers can heal and reduces risk of new ulcers developing d. AVOID magnesium-containing antacids – increase risk of diarrhea 30. Hypokalemia a. Hypoactive bowel sounds (decreased gastrointestinal mobility) b. Muscle weakness and decreased DTR 31. Abruptio placentae findings a. Persistent uterine contractions b. Board-like abdomen c. DARK RED vaginal bleeding 32. Placenta previa a. Fundal height > than expected gestational age b. Relaxed uterus c. Bright red vaginal bleeding 33. Preeclampsia a. Hyperactive DTR 34. Bipolar (manic phase) a. grandiose delusions b. euphoric c. abrupt mood changes d. expansiveness e. unlimited energy f. poor impulse control 35. Avoidant personality disorder a. Hypersensitive to criticism b. Exhibit feelings of inadequacy c. Fear of rejection 36. Borderline personality disorder a. Fear of real or imagined abandonment 37. Schizoid personality disorder a. Reclusive behavior b. Social withdrawal 38. Sublimation – accused of stealing, goes to gym to get out anger a. Substitutes socially unacceptable behavior for acceptable behavior 39. Vitamin A sources a. 1 medium raw carrot– 2,025 mcg b. ½ cup cooked raw spinach – 737 mcg c. ½ cup cooked butternut squash – 714 mcg d. 1 cup sliced cantaloupe – 516 mcg 40. Ear drops a. Over 3 – up and back b. Under 3 – down and back 41. Hemodialysis via AV fistula a. ROM okay to keep up muscle strength b. Auscultate for bruit q4 hr – indicates patency c. Palpate for thrill at the fistula – indicates patency – report absence 42. Car seat Downloaded by: ianwazaski | [email protected] Distribution of this document is illegal Stuvia.com - The Marketplace to Buy and Sell your Study Material a. Rear-facing until 2yo or exceeds height and weight limit 43. Child with HSV a. Contact precautions – gloves in close contact 44. Amylase increased a. Acute pancreatitis, cholecystitis, renal failure 45. Troponin T a. Myocardial muscle protein – 2 to 3 hr after MI 46. LDL a. Risk of CAD and PVD i. Increases risk of MI - levels do not increase with MI 47. Homocysteine a. Risk for ischemic heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, PVD – DO NOT increase with MI 48. Amitriptyline for depression teaching a. Avoid foods that contain tyramine b. Common SE is constipation and dry mouth i. Increase fiber, fluids, chew sugar-free gum for anticholinergic effects of dry mouth and constipation c. Monitor for hypotension and change position slow d. Take hs to promote sleep and minimize drowsiness during day 49. Vomit on reusable BP cuff a. Labeled bag to send for decontamination 50. Newborn (2 hr old) a. PP 80-100 when sleeping, up to 180 crying b. RR 30 – 60 c. Temp 36.5/97.7 – 37.5/99.5 (97.2 – report to provider) 51. Emergency preparedness plan implementation a. 1 st – notify incident commander to initiate command hierarchy and maintain order b. 2 nd–contact triage officer to ensure personnel are available to evaluate incoming patients c. 3 rd – implement patient tracking system to make client room assignments and inform family members d. 4 th – Release press statement 52. Insulin injection prep a. Inject 20 units air into NPH vial first and withdraw needle without touching insulin b. Then inject 15 units air into the regular vial 53. 2 hr post cardia catheterization – info to report a. Neurologic status – slurred speech and extremity weakness – indication of stroke (potential complication of cardiac catheterization) 54. Thrombocytopenia a. Avoid venipuncture when possible – bleeding risk 55. NG tube insertion delegation a. LPN– NG tube insertion in scope of practice b. AP – stool specimen, preparation of postop bed 56. Cardiac tamponade finding