● Burning with urination, frequency, urgency = symptoms of cystitis: may be related to hypertension: BP will be less than 140/80
● Diverticulosis frequently asymptomatic until the diverticula becomes inflamed
● Hyperpa
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● Burning with urination, frequency, urgency = symptoms of cystitis: may be related to hypertension: BP will be less than 140/80
● Diverticulosis frequently asymptomatic until the diverticula becomes inflamed
● Hyperparathyroidism with acute flank pain: strain all urine (could be kidney stones)
● Unstable angina to reduce cardiac overload > Place commode at bedside for toileting
● Leukopenia: Precautions should be taken to protect the client because of weaken immune system
● In severe acute adrenal insufficiency > monitor pulse/ blood pressure
● Tuberculosis test: erythema without induration between 48-72 hours is is considered negative
● Lupas teaching: Emphasize the importance of taking prescribed corticosteroids accurately
● Pre Op assessment checklist: most immediate problem is clients low potassium
● Herpes zoster (shingles) educate patient about protecting family members
● Cataract post op care: stool softener
● Aplastic anemia: Monitor signs of bleeding & blood products should be administered as prescribed
● Renal calculus: Pain should be first assessment
● Meningitis: Lumbar puncture
● Normal finding in AV fistula: Enlarged vein
● Diabetes & blurred vision: The clients A1C will be less than 7.0%
● Heart failure assessment: Respiratory, cardiac, and renal function
● GERD & painful swallowing: Typically present in severe cases of GERD (Determine if client is taking medication)
● Type II diabetes: Blood pressure, current serum glucose, and respiratory status should be assessed
● Influenza: Oxygen saturation (First intervention) due to client exhibiting shortness of breath
● Asthma meds: Albuterol
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