ATI Exit Exam: Things To Remember, Questions & Answers-What are some expected findings of theophylline toxicity? - Anorexia, Tachycardia, Albuminuria, and Hypotension
How is breast engorgement treated? - Cold therapy
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ATI Exit Exam: Things To Remember, Questions & Answers-What are some expected findings of theophylline toxicity? - Anorexia, Tachycardia, Albuminuria, and Hypotension
How is breast engorgement treated? - Cold therapy (ice packs on breasts for 15 minutes, 3-4 times per day).
What do you do if your patient experiences bowel protrusion? - 1. Stay with client and call for help.
2. Place saline-soaked gauze on wound.
3. Position client supine with knees bent.
4. Take vital signs.
What are the side effects of estradiol? - Headache, Hypertension.
What should you NOT do when ambulating with a quad cane? - Place can on affected side (canes should ALWAYS be placed on the UNaffected side!)
What statement should the client make if they understand teaching related to warfarin therapy? - "I should report a change in the color of my stools." (Blood in the stool indicates bleeding)
What are some expected findings in a client with increased ICP? - Altered mental status, memory loss (nuchal rigidity is a sign of bacterial meningitis, NOT increased ICP!)
What should you teach a client regarding preeclampsia? - 1. Report swelling of hands and face.
2. Rest in side-lying position.
3. Notify provider of decreased UOP.
4. Perform daily fetal kick counts.
When performing CPR on an infant, where should you check for the pulse? - Brachial site.
What electrolyte changes will occur with dehydration? - Serum sodium <130
Potassium >5.0
Chloride <95
Glucose <70
BUN >25
Creatinine >1.5
Urine Specific Gravity >1.030
How should a client climb the stairs using crutches? - 1. Tripod position.
2. Place body weight on crutches.
3. Advance unaffected leg.
4. Advance crutches and affected leg.
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