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Depakote uses
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for siezure disorder
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Serious potential S/E of Depakote
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Fatal hepatotoxicity
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Serious potential S/E of Anti-fungals
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Nephrotoxicity. cardiovascular toxcitiy and vision/hearing impairments
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How are antibiotics best obsorbed?
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on an empty stomach
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Normal sinus rhytm
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Rate: 60-100, PR 0.12-0.20, QRS: 0.06-0.10, QT interval: 0.36-0.44
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Name the 3 spots to ascultate breath sounds
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Broncial, Broncial vesicular, vesicular
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Diet for cholecystits
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NO FAT!!!!
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Deodorizing foods
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Spinach, beet greens, parsley, buttermilk, cranberry juice, yogurt
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1 grain = ? mg
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60 mg
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Immunoglobulin that provides protection to the fetus in the womb?
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IgG. The only immunoglobulin that can cross the placental barrier
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Prophylactic treatment for possible exposure to AIDS
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AZT treatment
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S/SE of hypercalcemia
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polyuria, intense abdominal pain, confusion
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S/SE of hypocalcemia
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Chvostek's sign, hypotentsion,
Trousseau's sign, prolonged QT, diaphoresis, dry skin |
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When is Rho gam given
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at 28 weeks and immediately upon delivery--When the mother is RH negative and baby is RH positive
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PKU
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Phenylketonuria (PKU)-rare condition when baby is born
w/o the ability to properly break down an amino acid called phenylalanine |
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Foods to avoid for pt c PKU
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Avoid foods that contain phenylalanine--mostly found in high protein foods
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Foods with folic acid
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Green veggies and liver
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Drug given within 4 H of MI
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Streptokinase
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Symptoms of Down Syndrom
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Dry skin, Simian crease, Brachycephaly (dispoportionally wide head), hypotonicity
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Sign often seen in infants c congenital heart defects
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Weight gain
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Initiative vs. guilt
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3-6 years old
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Trust vs. Mistrust
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12-18 months
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Intimacy vs isolation
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18-35 years old
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Symptoms of acute hyperkalemia
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Decreased HR, Paresthesias, muscle weakness of the extremities
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Dilaudid
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Pain med (10x as strong as morphine)
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Addison Crisis
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Restlessness and rapid/weak pulse
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Mannitol (Osmitrol)
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diuretic
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Clomid
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induces ovulation by cx hormonal effects on the ovary
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naproxen sodium
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decreases inflammation, pain and fever
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hemophilia
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infected male inherits gene from mother and gives to daughter.
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s/se of newborn with fetal ETOH syndrome
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small head, low birth weight, undeveloped checkbones
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KWELL shampoo
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1 application then repeat in 7-10 days
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hypothyroidism diet
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eat foods high in calcium and low in phosphorus b/c parathyroid controls calcium balance
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Signs of pre-eclampsia
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facial swelling and proteinuria
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Pituitary dwarfism s/sw
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delicate features, appear younger than chronological age
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Rocephin
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antibiotic- can cause overgrowth of organisms; monitor tongue and oral cavity
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cortisol
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anti-inflammatory agent that converts proteins and fat into glucose
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IVP
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IV pyelogram-examination of urinary tract by xray
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SHARE
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support group for parents who have lost a newborn or experienced a miscarriage
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5 stages of adjustment to a terminal illness
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1. Denial
2. Anger 3. Bargaining 4. Depression 5. Acceptance |
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Nephrotic syndrome diet
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Need adequate protein, low sodium
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Apraxia
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loss of purposeful movement in absence of motor or sensory impairment; when it affects an ADL such and dressing
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Autonomic dysreflexia s/sx
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Severe HA,profuse sweating, nasal congestion, HYPERTENSION
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Graves Disease
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increased metabolic rate causes weight loss even with increased appetites. Bulging eyes
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Miller-Abbott tube
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used to remove fluid and gas from the small intestine
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Buergur's Disease
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vasculitis of blood vessels in upper and lower extremities. = digital sensitivity to cold
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Meniere's Syndrome
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Vertigo attacks with movement of the head
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Haldol s/se
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Hematologic problems, primarily extra pyramidal symptoms
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Haldol
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Anti-psychotic
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Foods high in tyramine
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Cheese, yeast, chocolate, sherry, beer, red wine, smoked meats, ripe bananas, smoked fish, liver, soy, avocados, figs, yogurt
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Who should avoid foods high in tyramine
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Pts taking MAO inhibitors
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