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| The best indicator of protein status |
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| what do you promote during the day for patient who has exercise intolerance |
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| What is one way to tell if an exercise program is increasing cardiovascular health |
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| A decrease in heart rate during exertion |
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| What can be caused by low or high potassium |
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| What can be caused by aluminum-containing antacids and opiates |
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| What causes the fatigue associated with folate deficiency |
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| Canned soups should be avoided for a |
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| Bladder distension after voiding is a sign of |
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| The best way to promote calcium retention in the bones is to |
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| Help the patient ambulate |
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| Dilute a potassium elixir |
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| A sunken fontanelle is a sign of |
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| 1/2 normal saline, 0.45% is the fluid for loss of water without loss of |
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| The best fluid to treat cellular dehydration is one with a |
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| High hydrostatic pressure |
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| Marked sternal retractions is a sign of |
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| A carminative enema is for relieving |
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| A hypertonic enema adds fuid bulk to the colon stimulating |
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| Oncotic pressure comes from |
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| Chronic hypoxia will cause |
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Stop the feeding if the patient has ___
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| Deep breathing exercises help lower the amt of |
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| residual air in the lungs |
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| The fx of the large intestine is |
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| Where does gas exchange take place |
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| Patient should be in what position to insert a NG tube |
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| Drinking warm milk may help promote sleep by releasing |
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| an amino acid which helps the patient feel sleepy |
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| Cathartic drugs are given for |
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| Most common cause of hypomagnesemia |
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| Vitamin "B" deficiency and peripheral neuropathy |
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| Space in the body where fluid does not normally collect in larger amts or where significant fluid collection is physiologically nonfunctional |
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| Calcium levels and phosphate levels |
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| Too much ADH can lead to fluid volume |
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| A very sick infant may receive a fat emulsion during |
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| An airway obstruction may cause |
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| A decreased serum osmolality and decreased serum sodium is a sign of |
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| formed intermittent stools |
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| Breathing in a child is a source of |
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| Tighten the abs and glutes when |
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| Distended neck veins are a sign of |
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| Injecting a solution in the rectum and holding for a specific period of time is |
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| The measure of nitrogen output subtracted from nitrogen input. Blood urea nitrogen can be used in estimating |
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| Loss of H20 & Electrolytes from ECF |
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| Low levels of hemoglobin affects the ability of blood to |
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| Edema extended neck veins cardiac, renal failure excess NA and hypertonic enemas slow emptying of hand veins SOB & crackles |
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| hypoglycemia and tachycardia |
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| Return Flow Enema is effective due to |
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| Decreased folic acid causes |
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| 0.45% NS is a __________ solution |
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| Respiratory patients have |
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| Causes erythropoiesis production |
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| When do you do postural drainage |
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| 1.5 -2 Neuromuscular & cardiac. Cell reproduction <=loss of muscle control, disorientation, tetany, convulsion & Diarrhea =Chocolate-dry beans-green leafy veg-meat |
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| 3.5-5.5 H20 balance in ICF, skeletal and cardiac muscle activity, control by insulin with aldosterone <= confusion, lethargy, large abdomen, ^urine shallow respirations, irregular pulses Food=Meat-Veg-Fruits |
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| 95-105 Goes where Na goes. Gastric juices <=muscle cramps & anorexia food = Fruits-Veg-Salty foods |
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| You need to breath into a paper bag due to |
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| Diabetes inspidus increases |
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| _____________ cause hypervolemia |
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| ______________ causes Na & H20 imbalance & ^ Na |
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| Rehydrate cells of pts with severe cellular dehydration with |
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| When given lasix check for |
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| Is inhaled and exhaled per breath |
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| Decrease protein you will decrease |
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| Gases move from the blood to the lungs and aleveoli |
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| Stage III is where _________ occurs |
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| Necessary states of consciousness that allow the body to renew and restore itself on a regular basis |
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| A series of processes by which humans take in and deliver oxygen to all tissues of the body for their growth, maintenance, and repair |
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| Food that provide all the essential amino acids needed by the body |
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| Nutrition, elimination, oxygenation, rest/sleep, fluid and electrolyte balance, activity and mobility |
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| The 6 foundational concepts fundamental to good nursing care |
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| Compounds required by the body and obtainable through various food sources, including protein |
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| The energy required by a person to function at the lowest or most basic level of cellular function |
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| basal metabolic rate (BMR) |
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| Organic or chemical compounds made of carbon and hydrogen and o2 |
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| Processes involving the conversion of complex substances into simpler substances for energy |
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| The amount of heat needed to raise the temp. of one gram of water one degree Celsius |
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| A substance found in saturated fats |
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| All the processes that turn or convert protein into living tissue |
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| Chemical compounds that act as catalysts in digestion to break down the more complex substances in foods into simple substances |
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| A Calorie, or the amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of one kilogram of water one degree Celsius |
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| Minerals required by the body in the amounts greater than 100mg daily |
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| Nutrients required by the body in smaller amounts including vitamins and minerals |
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| Minerals required by the body in amounts more than 100 mg daily |
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| Nutrients required by the body in smaller amounts including carbohydrates, proteins and lipids |
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| inorganic micronutrients that help regulate enzyme metabolism, facilitating in the transfer of chemical substances across cell membranes and play an important role in maintaining the health of nerves and muscles |
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