I agree with what you have listed. I just wanted to say the first thing that sticks out to me is "occlusion of the middle cerebral artery". This decreases oxygen perfusion and can continue to cause...
2. What procedures should the nurse anticipate the physician would do to minimize fetal and maternal injury immedietely before and during delivery? Describe. This makes me think of things like an...
Glad that helped! Also, I wanted to mention the dementia as a secondary opposed to seizures is more than likely because the dementia there's really not much you can do about it. Many with dementia...
In my class we are instructed to do nsg dx based on primary dx, or the one which brought them to the hospital. Though this can change if another health issue arises or becomes primary, we would have...
Like DolceVita, we don't shadow the nurse. If we do run low on things to do I normally ask a nurse if they would mind me shadowing them. At the beginning of the shift whichever nurse has my patient(s)...
All schools use it differently. My school has us take the first one at the end of 2nd semester of a 2 yr program. We just did this, I think maybe 3 people passed (% grade is also calculated into final...
suzers26 replied to nursetobehopefully's topic in General Students
Ineffective tissue perfusion is definately a good one but the low lab values would be more of an AEB. WHY doesn't she have effective tissue perfusion. If it's due to hypertension it may be r/t changes...
suzers26 replied to nursetobehopefully's topic in General Students
Ineffective tissue perfusion definition is 'decrease in O2 resulting in failure to nourish the skin at capillary level'. In saying that, it would be more of a cause to skin damage. If the skin is...
I never said they'd be honest...what I said is that's considered just as objective is doing a pain assessment. And that is what is expected for an answer on these tests. I'm sure many exaggerate pain...
I would think confusion would be r/t mediactions & restraints evidenced by pulling on the tubing, etc. Perhaps something on nutritional status? Anxiety..... impaired communication..... Impaired...
Homeless & alcoholic...I agree, first thing that comes to mind is altered nutrition:less than body requirements. Ineffective health maintenance r/t..... Readiness for enhanced decision making...
Future suggestion, davis drugs subscription is $30/ year and they do keep pretty up to date. There's very little drugs I needs to search all over for. And what I do is me and a few class mates join up...
Whenever you need to gather specific information unknown to you it is always best to ask the patient/family, depending on what the case may be, because most have a pretty good idea on what is 'normal'...
Alot of nsg programs are set up that half way through you can take a lpn course (normally a couple of weeks long) so you can work LPN while finishing Nsg school. Then depending on the state, I know PA...
ABC's are physiological needs, which is the first lvl to Maslow's hierarchy. Physiological needs are the literal requirements for human survival, including breathing, eating, homeostasis, ability to...