What is the maximum recommended dose of acetaminophen in a 24 hour period?
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4000 mg
Disorder of the eye with central vision loss
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macular degeneration
-more common in women
,Which of the following are risk factors of compromised protection? (select all that
apply)
a. age
b. non-immunized state
c. gender
d. environmental factors
e. chronic illness
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a, b, d, e
You are called to a patient's room while they are experiencing a seizure. Upon
entering, what should you do first?
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observe the time sequence of the patient's movements and responses as
they occur
signs/symptoms of meningitis
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fever, severe headache, nuchal rigidity
-photophobia, decreased LOC, seizures, positive Kernig's sign, positive
Brudzinski's sign, tachycardia, restlessness
, What happens to heart rate and respiratory rate when gas exchange is compromised?
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both heart rate and respiratory rate increase in order to increase oxygen
delivery to cells
tachycardia
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heart rate of greater than 100 bpm
Warfarin is associated with what lab values?
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PT/INR
The nurse who notes that a patient has a decreased magnesium level should ask the
patient about:
a. daily alcohol intake
b. intake of dietary protein
c. multivitamin/mineral use
d. use of OTC laxatives
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4000 mg
Disorder of the eye with central vision loss
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macular degeneration
-more common in women
,Which of the following are risk factors of compromised protection? (select all that
apply)
a. age
b. non-immunized state
c. gender
d. environmental factors
e. chronic illness
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a, b, d, e
You are called to a patient's room while they are experiencing a seizure. Upon
entering, what should you do first?
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observe the time sequence of the patient's movements and responses as
they occur
signs/symptoms of meningitis
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fever, severe headache, nuchal rigidity
-photophobia, decreased LOC, seizures, positive Kernig's sign, positive
Brudzinski's sign, tachycardia, restlessness
, What happens to heart rate and respiratory rate when gas exchange is compromised?
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both heart rate and respiratory rate increase in order to increase oxygen
delivery to cells
tachycardia
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heart rate of greater than 100 bpm
Warfarin is associated with what lab values?
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PT/INR
The nurse who notes that a patient has a decreased magnesium level should ask the
patient about:
a. daily alcohol intake
b. intake of dietary protein
c. multivitamin/mineral use
d. use of OTC laxatives
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