NCLEX REVIEW 2022 Already Graded A+

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NCLEX REVIEW 2022 Already Graded A+ Symptomatic bradycardia treatment? ✔✔ATROPINE Hypertensive crisis nursing priority assessment? ✔✔LOC Hypertensive crisis treatment? ✔✔- IV NITRATES ... - ANTIHYPERTENSIVES Hypertensive crisis treatment medications? ✔✔- NITROPRUSSIDE, LABETALOL, NICARDIPINE Client with CAD; rhythm strip showing a second-degree AV block, type 1. What should the nurse do first? ✔✔- MEASURE VITAL SIGNS AV block can be associated with what? ✔✔- MI - MEDICATIONS (Beta blockers, Digoxin) Acute aortic dissection; priority prior to surgery? ✔✔- ADMINISTER IV LABETALOL (to maintain BP within normal ranges) Signs and symptoms of hypovolemia? ✔✔- TACHYCARDIA - HYPOTENSION Hypovolemic shock? ✔✔NARROWING PULSE PRESSURE Signs of adequate rehydration? ✔✔- CAP REFILL LESS THAN 3 SECONDS - URINE OUTPUT >30ML/HR - NORMAL SPECIFIC GRAVITY (1.003-1.030) What can occur 24-72 hours after extensive abdominal surgery? ✔✔THIRD SPACING OF FLUIDS What age group should be able to first eat with a spoon? ✔✔TODDLER (by 18 months) Client with sepsis and AFR. The adverse effect of PPV? ✔✔HYPOTENSION Neutrophil count ✔✔2200-7700 (< 500 indicates SEVERE NEUTROPENIA) Black box warning contraindicated in pregnancy ✔✔ARBs and ACE INHIBITORS Acute failure exacerbation; lab? ✔✔INCREASED BNP Water intoxication (more susceptible in infants) results in what? ✔✔HYPONATREMIA Tetralogy of Fallot 4 specific characteristics (*OPRV*) ✔✔1. Overriding aorta 2. Pulmonary stenosis 3. Right ventricular hypertrophy 4. Ventricular septal defect Tetralogy of Fallot patient should be placed i [Show More]

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