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Phlebotomy Essentials

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Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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1) Describe how donating approx. 500mL of whole blood disturbs cardiovascular physiology. Then, describe how the body detects the changes, and how the cardiovascular system acutely responds to maintain homeostasis. 2)Describe how the endocrine system and renal system integrate to restore homeostasis in an individual who has donated whole blood.
A. Read this clinical case: Clinical Case #5 A patient arrives at the emergency room and her mother indicates that the patient fell out of her bed. It is quickly examined while cannulating to have an open vein and the following clinical manifestations are observed: ✓ Mydriasis ✓ Lethargy ✓ Dyspnea ✓ Weak pulse ✓ Hypotension ✓ Bradycardia B. The patient is believed to be in shock. Answer these questions depending on the case and symptoms: -What materials and equipment would you use from the emergency car to respond to the emergency? -What diagnostic tests would you do? - Pre and post trauma care. -Customer orientation focused on prevention.
Your doctor is determining which drug would best treat your ailment - a drug with a low dissociation constant and a few significant side effects or a drug with a high dissociation constant and many mild side effects. There's no perfect choice, so they go with the first choice. What does this mean for you? A) You'll need a relatively low dose of the drug to be effective and chances of side effects are low B) You'll need a relatively high dose of the drug but the chances of side effects are low. C) You'll need a relatively high dose of the drug but the side effects are not expected to be harmful D) You'll need a relatively low dose of the drug but the risk of side effects is high.
Chapter 30 See the accompanying Nursing Care Plan for Regina Sauder for an example of the nursing process for medication administration. You are scheduled to give an intramuscular injection in the ventrogluteal site and remember learning that it should be administered using the Z-track technique. When you mention this to the nurse in the hospital who has been taking care of your patient, she tells you there is no reason to use the Z-track technique. You remember your instructor telling you to use the Z-track technique. What should you do? You are caring for two patients and have just completed giving medications to the first when you realize that you gave her the medications prescribed for your other patient. What should you do?
Scenario: A 55-year-old woman with a history of hypertension complains of sudden onset severe headache, blurred vision, and difficulty speaking. She takes medication for her blood pressure but has been non-compliant recently. Options: A) Migraine B) Stroke C) Brain tumor D) Hypertensive crisis
Mr GB, a 78-year-old British Pakistani male, is a resident in a local care home. He had a fall in the care home 4 weeks ago and had to go to hospital where he had a hip replacement. He stayed in hospital for 10 days and was recently discharged back to the care home. His current medication is listed below. Aspirin 75mg tablet: 1 OD Omeprazole 20mg capsule: 1 OD Atorvastatin 20mg tablet: 1 ON Metformin 500mg MR tablets 1 BD Sitagliptin 100mg tablet: 1 OD Amlodipine 5mg tablets: 1 OD Salbutamol 100mcg CFC free inhaler: 2 puffs QDS Trimbow® inhaler: 2 puffs BD Carbocisteine 375mg capsule: 1 TDS Paracetamol 500mg tablet: 1-2 QDS PRN Sertraline 50mg tablets: 1 OD Zopiclone 3.75mg tablet: 1 ON PRN Cavillion® durable barrier cream: Apply to affected area PRN Past medical history Eczema (since 1982) Family history Mother diagnosed with angina at age 52 years Maternal grandfather died aged 80 years following a stroke Social history Does not consume alcohol Smoker – 30 pack years (20…
The following complete blood count (CBC) is completed for a client with chemotherapy-induced bone marrow suppression include: hemogiobin of 8.2 g/dL, hematocrit of 29%, platelet count of 160,000/ul, and white blood cell count of 2500/µL. The client was placed on filgrastim (Neupogen) 480 mcg SQ for 2 weeks. Which laboratory finding indicates that this therapy is effective? O The client's hemoglobin is 8.6 g/dL The client's hematocrit is > than 30% O The client's white blood cell is 3500/µl The client's platelet count is 165,000/µL
What statement by the nurse indicates understanding about the difference between paclitaxel and nab-paclitaxel? Nab- paclitaxel: A. requires careful administration consideration in the elderly B. uses the body's own albumin transport mechanisms. C. causes central nervous system toxicity. D. accumulates in the adipose tissue.
A patient is prescribed an angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor for the treatment of hypertension. The nurse instructs the patient to monitor for which potential side effect of ACE inhibitors? a) Hyperkalemia b) Hypocalcemia c) Hypoglycemia d) Hypernatremia
A patient is taking a beta blocker as part of the treatment plan for heart failure. The nurse knows that the purpose of the beta blocker for this patient is toa) increase urine output.b) prevent stimulation of the heart by catecholamines. c) increase the contractility of the heart muscle.d) cause peripheral vasodilation.

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