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NUR 2571 Professional Nursing II PN2 Exam 1 1. Bowel herniation - displacement of the bowel through a weakness in the abdominal muscle into other areas of the abdominal cavity 2. Incisiona... l hernias - can occur as a postsurgical complication due to inadequate healing of the incisional site from malnutrition, infection, or obesity 3. Irreducible hernia - cannot be moved back into place with gentle palpation; requires immediate surgical evaluation 4. Hiatal hernia nonsurgical management - Eat several smaller meals throughout the day - Avoid fatty or fried foods, tomato sauce, alcohol, chocolate, mint, garlic, onion, and caffeine - Avoid lying down after a meal or eating late in the day - Eat at least two to three hours before bedtime. - Maintain a healthy weight - Stop smoking - Elevate the head of your bed 6 inches - Antacids - Meds to reduce acid production (ranitidine, Tagamet famotidine) 5. Hiatal hernia post-op management - 6. ECF - 7. ICF - 8. What percentage of the human body is fluid? - 9. Two major compartments that store fluid - 10. Intravascular fluid - 11. Interstitial fluid - 12. Fluid volume deficit s/s - 13. Fluid volume overload s/s - 14. Dehydration clinical manifestations - 15. Dehydration treatment - 16. Most common electrolyte imbalance with renal dysfunction - 17. Normal sodium level - 18. Normal potassium level - 19. Normal calcium level - 20. Normal phosphate level - 21. Normal magnesium level - 22. Hyponatremia clinical manifestation - 23. Hypokalemia clinical manifestations - 24. Hypokalemia nursing management - 25. Hyperkalemia clinical manifestations - 26. Hyperkalemia nursing management - 27. Hypocalcemia clinical manifestations - 28. Aldosterone - 29. Respiratory acidosis - 30. Respiratory alkalosis - 31. Metabolic acidosis - 32. Metabolic alkalosis - 33. Metabolic acidosis with compensation - 34. Respiratory alkalosis with compensation - 35. Metabolic alkalosis with compensation - 36. Respiratory acidosis with compensation - 37. Chronic GERD complications - 38. GERD pathophysiology - 39. GERD health promotion and maintenance - 40. GERD assessment findings - 41. GERD diagnostic assessment - 42. GERD nonsurgical management - 43. IBS - 44. IBS treatment - 45. common abdominal hernias (UIFDI) - 46. Umbilical hernia - 47. Incisional hernia - 48. Femoral hernia - 49. Direct inguinal hernia - 50. Indirect inguinal hernia - 51. Types of bowel obstruction - 52. nonmechanical obstruction - 53. Mechanical obstruction Occurs when the bowel is blocked by something outside or inside the intestines - 54. Obstruction treatment - 55. Large bowel obstruction abgs - 56. Small intestinal obstruction - 57. Respiratory acidosis characterized by * 58. Respiratory Alkalosis characterized by - 59. Metabolic acidosis characterized by - 60. Metabolic Alkalosis characterized by - 61. Respiratory acidosis s/s - 62. Respiratory acidosis causes - 63. Respiratory Alkalosis s/s - 64. Respiratory Alkalosis causes - 65. Metabolic acidosis s/s - 66. Metabolic Acidosis causes - 67. Metabolic Alkalosis s/s - 68. Metabolic alkalosis causes - 69. Compensated - 70. Partially compensated - 71. Uncompensated - 72. Ph - 73. PaCO2 - 74. HCO3 - 75. IV solutions - 76. Isotonic - 77. Hypertonic - 78. Hypotonic - 79. Midline Catheter - 80. PICC - 81. Tunneled Central Venous Catheter - 82. Central IV therapy - 83. No tunneled Percutaneous Central Venous Catheter - 84. Implanted Port - 85. Vesicant drugs - 86. Local complications of IV therapy - 87. How often are lipid tubing changed? - 88. Change blood tubing within - 89. Colorectal cancer clinical manifestations - 90. Postop bowel resection activity level - 91. Postop bowel resection ambulation - 92. Hiatal hernia clinical manifestations - 93. Hiatal Hernia - 94. Sliding vs paraoesophageal hiatal hernia [Show More]

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