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What should a nurse do to manage a client with Breast Cancer?
What should a nurse do to manage a client with Breast Cancer?
- Administer medications for pain management (correct)
- Assess and educate clients about health risks
- Administer medication for fluid overload
- Collaborate with multi-disciplinary team
Educating a client about treatments and procedures falls under Pain management.
Educating a client about treatments and procedures falls under Pain management.
False (B)
What is one key intervention for a client with dehydration?
What is one key intervention for a client with dehydration?
Assess nutritional status and intervene as needed.
To assess the need for referrals, a nurse should gather __________ orders.
To assess the need for referrals, a nurse should gather __________ orders.
Match the following condition with its appropriate nursing activity:
Match the following condition with its appropriate nursing activity:
Which of the following is a key task in managing a client with increased intracranial pressure?
Which of the following is a key task in managing a client with increased intracranial pressure?
Education on medications is part of the Immunity concept.
Education on medications is part of the Immunity concept.
What role does a nurse play in end-of-life care?
What role does a nurse play in end-of-life care?
A nurse should evaluate client response to __________.
A nurse should evaluate client response to __________.
Which condition requires collaboration with multi-disciplinary team members?
Which condition requires collaboration with multi-disciplinary team members?
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Cellular Regulation
Cellular Regulation
The process by which cells regulate their internal environment and respond to external signals.
Breast Cancer
Breast Cancer
A type of cancer that forms in the breast cells, most common in women.
Fluid & Electrolyte Balance
Fluid & Electrolyte Balance
The process of maintaining proper levels of bodily fluids and electrolytes to support life.
Central Line Catheters
Central Line Catheters
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Hyper-Hypocalcemia
Hyper-Hypocalcemia
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Malnutrition
Malnutrition
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Medication Administration
Medication Administration
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End-of-life Care
End-of-life Care
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Pain Management
Pain Management
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Fluid Overload
Fluid Overload
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Study Notes
NUR2392 Multidimensional Care II - Exam 1
- Cardiovascular: Administer pain medication, assess health risks based on community/family, and assess need for referrals.
- Fluid/Electrolyte/Acid-Base: Assess client for compensation of physical/sensory impairments (e.g., assistive devices) and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams (e.g., physical therapist, nutritionist, social worker) during client care.
- Immunity: Educate client on medications, treatments, procedures, and acute/chronic conditions; evaluate the accuracy and appropriateness of medication orders and client's responses to medication.
- Integumentary: Evaluate client's nutritional status and intervene when needed; identify pathophysiology related to acute/chronic conditions.
- Multisystem: Manage client care with alteration in hemodynamics, tissue perfusion, and hemostasis. Manage care of clients with fluid/electrolyte imbalances.
- Pain: Monitor intravenous infusions, ensure proper site maintenance, and monitor diagnostic testing to intervene as needed.
- Psychosocial: Perform calculations for medication administration, comprehensive health assessments, procedures for safe admissions, transfers, and discharges, skin assessments to maintain skin integrity, and provide end-of-life care and education.
- Respiratory: Recognize signs & symptoms of client complications, recognize trends/changes in client conditions, and intervene as needed.
- Safety: Educate clients on medications, treatments, and procedures, as well as acute/chronic conditions. Evaluate client's nutritional status and intervene as needed.
- Cellular Regulation: Administer medication for pain management; Assess/educate clients about health risks; Assess the need for referrals and obtain necessary orders.
- Comfort/Rest: Assess client and educate clients about health risks based on family, population, and community
- End of Life: Assess the need for referrals and obtain necessary orders; assist client to compensate for physical or sensory impairment
- Fluid & Electrolyte Balance: Assess the need for referrals and obtain necessary orders; assist client to compensate for a physical or sensory impairment (e.g., assistive devices, positioning)
- Health Promotion: Collaborate with multi-disciplinary team members when providing client care (e.g., physical therapist, nutritionist, social worker)
- Nutrition: Educate client about medications and procedures.
- Perfusion: Educate client regarding an acute or chronic condition; evaluate appropriateness and accuracy of medication order for client
- Sensory Perception: Evaluate client response to medication
- Tissue Integrity: Evaluate client's nutritional status and intervene as needed.
- Falls: Educate client about treatments and procedures.
- Fluid Overload: Educate client about treatments and procedures.
- Hyper-Hypocalcemia: Educate client regarding an acute or chronic condition; evaluate appropriateness/accuracy of medication order for client
- Hyper-Hypokalemia: Evaluate client response to medication.
- Hyper-Hypomagnesemia: Evaluate client response to medication
- Hyper-Hypophosphatemia: Evaluate client response to medication.
- Increased Intracranial Pressure: Manage the care of a client with an alteration in hemodynamics, tissue perfusion, and hemostasis. Manage care of clients with fluid/electrolyte imbalances.
- Malnutrition: Manage the care of a client with an alteration in hemodynamics, tissue perfusion, and hemostasis; Manage care of clients with fluid/electrolyte imbalances.
- Medication Administration: Monitor intravenous infusions, ensure proper site maintenance, and monitor diagnostic testing to intervene as needed.
- Pain: Acute & Chronic: Perform calculations for medication administration
- Shock: Perform skin assessment and implement measures to maintain skin integrity
- Solid Tissue Cancers: Perform skin assessment and implement measures to maintain skin integrity.
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