Critical Care Exit HESI Q & A (Latest) | Qwivy

CRITICAL CARE EXIT HESI

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1. Pulmonary air embolus prevention


- Trendelenburg (HOB down) and on left side to trap air in the right side of the

heart


2. Acute renal failure with a serum potassium of 7.5mEq/L. based on this finding


- Administer a retention enema of Kayexalate


3. Patient with Hx of chronic atrial fibrillation


- Be sure to take the prescribed daily aspirin


4. Most important for the nurse to use an IV pump and/or Buretrol when initiating

IV therapy after whichsurgical procedure


- Craniotomy

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5. Infant admitted to the NICU is tachypneic, tachycardic, and has bounding brachial

pulses


- Monitor for congestive heart failure

6. Patient in cardiac arrest and monitor shows pulseless VT


- Defibrillation with 200 to 360 joules 

7. A client admitted to the hospital is suspected of having meningitis


- Lumbar puncture


8. Head trauma and seizures


- Maintain airway is primary concern


9. Hypoventilation


- Acidosis (too much CO2)


10. Hyperventilation


- Alkalosis (too little CO2)

11. Cardiac enzymes that you need to know how often to assess after initial CVA


- Troponin (1 hour), CKMB (2-4 hrs.), Myoglobin (1-4 hrs.), LDH1 (12-24 hrs.)

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12. MI treatment


- Morphine, oxygen, nitro, ASA (NO digoxin, betablockers or atropine for these

patients)


13. Ventilators


- Make sure the alarms are on (Check every 4 hours minimum), when suctioning

give 100% O2 before and after and make no more than 3 passes-no longer than

15 seconds 

14. Have to put in order of consideration to be delivered


- Nasal cannula, simple face mask, nonrebreather mask, partial rebreather mask,

venturi mask


15. Early signs of cerebral hypoxia


- Restlessness and irritability


16. Necessary for Blood Product infusions


- 18–19-gauge needle with filter tubing


- NS only run with blood within 30 minutes of hanging


- Check vitals before infusing, at 15 minutes, 30 minutes, then every hour, and

directly after

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17. What does the PR interval represent?


- Time required for the impulse to travel from atria through the AV node


18. Tracheostomy


- Keep Kelly clamp and obturator at the bedside


19. To assess CVA for hemorrhagic or ischemic


- CT scan first

 

20. Heart conditions related to thrombus formation


- A-fib and A-flutter 

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