NSG 3250 EXAM II REVIEW FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS | 100% PASS (A+ CERTIFIED)

NSG 3250 EXAM II REVIEW FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS | 100% PASS (A+ CERTIFIED) 1. decreased partial pressure of carbon dioxide (PaCO2) Correct Answer respiratory alkalosis 2. post surgical removal of melanoma intervention Correct Answer asses pain and control 3. hypoxia Correct Answer lack of oxygen. always leads to tachycardia and tachypnea. 4. hypoxemia Correct Answer low oxygen saturation 5. patient enters the emergency room with shortness of breath Correct Answer give oxygen & beta 2 agonist inhaler 6. brochodilators Correct Answer short acting beta 2 agonist albuterol. (emergency inhaler) 7. long acting beta 2 agonists Correct Answer salmeterol 8. no wheezing and stable oxygen saturation for status asthmatics Correct Answer life threatening 9. high risk individuals who require vaccinations Correct Answer older adults, history of pneumonia, chronic medical conditions, 65 years and older, pregnant women. (50 year old with pulmonary edema) 10. endotracheal intubation and tracheostomy Correct Answer effective oxygen delivery resulting in increased oxygen saturation 11. epidemic Correct Answer a widespread outbreak of an infectious disease. 12. influenza Correct Answer elderly are more prone to get pneumonia and can die 13. interventions for influenza Correct Answer administer intravenous fluids as prescribed. monitor respiratory status 14. influenza linked to death Correct Answer influenza is not the sole cause of death, it is the pneumonia caused by influenza 15. signs and symptoms of oxygen toxicity Correct Answer shortness of breath, agitation, dyspnea, restlessness. COPD and patients with long-term use of oxygen, most at risk. 16. pneumoconiosis Correct Answer occupational lung disease alteration of lung tissue from inhalation of mineral or inorganic dust particles. asbestos, silica, coal. prevention with masks, hoods, and industrial respirators. normally asymptomatic until chronic cough and dyspnea. 17. obstructive sleep apnea Correct Answer major risk factor is obesity. signs and symptoms of exhaustion during the day, headache, and memory loss. snoring while sleeping, restless and disturbed sleep, with gasping, snorting sound after apneic events 18. interventions for rash development while taking (ABX) antibiotics Correct Answer discontinue meds, call pcp. schedule an appointment for cross matching. 19. why contact primary care physician for stiff neck Correct Answer can be meningitis 20. contact precaution c. diff, mrsa, pediculosis, scabies. gloves and gown. door can be open. 21. droplet Correct Answer influenza and meningitis. wear mask and isolate patient. 22. airborne Correct Answer measles, tuberculosis, and varicella. negative pressure room. N95. keep door closed. 23. after trach suctioning Correct Answer check pulse 24. what do you use to treat impetigo Correct Answer mupirocin, amoxicillin, or clindamycin 25. what do you use to treat pediculosis Correct Answer vinegar and fine tooth comb 26. asthma treatment Correct Answer bronchodilators and corticosteroids. teach how to use MDI with a spacer 27. melanoma risk factors Correct Answer immunocompromised, light-skinned 28. interventions for melanoma Correct Answer sunscreen, avoid sun between 10 AM and 4 PM 29. what do you do if a post-surgical patient's oxygen saturation drops to 89% to 91% Correct Answer administer oxygen via nasal cannula. 30. what is use to treat shingles