CHPN MISC, Questions and answers. 100% Accurate. Rated A+

CHPN MISC, Questions and answers. 100% Accurate. Rated A+ Spironolactone - -What medication would you take for ascites? Patient has been optimal he treated and is not a candidate for surgical procedure. Patient is in New York heart Association class for which means they have significant symptoms of heart failure may possibly have an ejection fraction of less than 20% - -Eligibility criteria for Heart disease Eligibility criteria for stroke and coma can you PS a 40% or less, and ability to maintain hydration and caloric intake based on weight loss of 10% in the last six months, serum albumin less than than 2.5, history of pulmonary aspiration or not responsive to speech language path all a G, sequential calorie counts documenting in adequate caloric fluid intake, dysphasia severe enough to prevent the patient from receiving food and fluids necessary to sustain life. - -Eligibility criteria for stroke Call my patients with any of the three following abnormal brain stem response, absent verbal response, absent with drawl response to pain, serum creatinine less than 1.5 - -Eligibility criteria for Coma Stage seven or beyond on the fast score, unable to ambulate without assistance, unable to dress without assistance, unable to bed without assistance, and Kat and a bowel and bladder, not consistently communicating with meaningful verbal communication; stereo typical Frases only or the ability to speak is limited to six or if you were intelligible words. In the past 12 months a patient should have had one of the following; aspiration Pneumonia, pyelonephritis or upper urinary tract infection, septicemia, all Thursdays 3 to 4, inability to maintain sufficient fluid or calorie intake with 10% weight loss, serum albumin less than 2.5. - -Eligibility criteria for dementia due to Alzheimer's disease Patient to demonstrate critically impaired breathing capacity with vital capacity less than 30% of normal, dyspnea at rest, patient declined mechanical ventilation. Patient did demonstrate both rapid progression of ALS and critical nutritional impairment. Patient should demonstrate both rapid progression of ALS and life-threatening complications such as recurrent aspiration pneumonia, upper urinary tract infections, sepsis, stage 3 to 4 ulcers - -Eligibility criteria for ALS Patient should have disabling dyspnea at rest, poorly or unresponsive to bronchodilators, resulting in decreased functional capacity. Documentation of forced expiratory volume in one second. Progression of end-stage pulmonary disease as evidenced by increased visit to the emergency room, pulmonary infections, respiratory failure, increasing physician visits, documentation Of cereal decrease of FEVE greater than 40 mL per year is objective evidence for disease progression but Is not necessary to obtain. Hypoxemia at rest on room air, evidence evidence by PO2 less than equal to 55 mm meters/ HG or oxygen saturation less than or equal to 88%. Right-sided heart failure secondary to pulmonary disease or cor pulmonale, unintended progressive weight loss of greater than 10% of body weight over six months, resting tachycardia greater than 100 bpm - -Eligibility criteria for pulmonary disease Acute renal failure- The patient is not seeking dialysis or renal transplant. Creatinine clearance less than 10 mL per minute based on measurement or calculation or less than 15 mL per minute with comorbidity of congestive heart failure or diabetes. Serum creatinine greater than eight. Call morbid conditions including mechanical ventilation, Malignancy, chronic lung disease, advanced cardiac disease, advanced liver disease, sepsis, HIV, albumin less than 3.5, cachexia, platelet count less than 25,000, this is dissinseminated intravascular coagulation, gastrointestinal bleeding. chronic renal failure- Signs and symptoms including uremia, all of urea which is less than 400 mL of urine in 24 hours, and intractable hyperkalemia