🐷 🧚🏻‍♀️ exam 3 RaDTS

a warm flushed feeling from a rapid bolus infection is a response of ?

transient response

headache

metallic taste

nausea /vomitiing are symptoms of

trasicnet réponse

what is the normal glucose range for adults

80 to 115mg/dl

this type of diabetes occurs in later month of pregnancy

Gestational Diabetes

this type of diabetes may occur in the elderly and can be a complication of diabetes 2 ,

hyperglycemia

hyperglycemia had a glucose often greater

han 600mg/d

this type of diabetes can lead to death/coma and is type 1 of diabetes

ketoacisosis

aphasia or ataxia is a clinic manefeatsion of

CVA

after a seizure, how should you place a patient

in the sims position

a partial seizure is

activity that depends on the area of the brain

insufifency in the blood supply to the brain is

syncope

pallor,

hypernea

tachypnea

complaints. of dizziness/ nausea

clinical manifestations os syncope

what is orthostatic hypotension

a lightheaded dizzy sensation, not unusual falling prolonged best rest

apical is a common way of what ?

taking a pulse

what is a fancy term for snoring

Stertorous breathing

a condition that includes rapid breathing for 30 seconds and the cycle repeats again

chyene stockes

chyene stockes is also known as the _____

death rattle

someone in their death may experinece

cheyne stokes

describes as a wet type of respiration, “obstructed by secretions, viral infection, hoarseness fever and stridor dying respirations”

Croup

btw stridor is like high pitched

aboral high pitches

stridor

systolic / diastolic , what does systolic mean

contraction of the ventricles

systolic / diastolic, what does diastolic mean ?

relaxation of the ventricles

what is the best indicator for chock

BP

what is the normal BP in children

90-120/50-70

all contrast media should be administered at body

body temperature

is contrast media isotonic

Not isonotinc,

what does a code silver stand for ?

hostage or weapon situation

what does th color grey stand for

security

a warm fluted feelings from a rapid bolus infection is a symptom of a

transcient réponse

distractive shock has a

1. increased perfusion

2. no perfusion

3. is a type of bacterial shock

4. none on the above

increased perfusion

Which condition is associated with sweet-smelling breath, orthostatic hypotension, and the use of fat for energy instead of glucose?

A. Type 2 diabetes
B. Hypoglycemia
C. Neurogenic shock
D. Ketoacidosis
E. Septic shock

ketaacidosis

what is vasoconstriction

it causes the BV to squeeze therefore this leads to increased BP because the same amount of blood is forced through a smaller space

a glassacoma score of 7 and under is considered

bad

determinate of shock EXCEPT

• Vomiting 

• Diarrhea 

• Vowel movements

• Diabetes 

• Too young , or too old'

• all of the above

all of the above

Mild transient ischemic attacks to severe life threatening situation 

is what ?

CVA

a seizure is considered a syndrome or symptom of a disease, true of false

true

is a seizure a disease ?

no a seizure is synmpton or syndrome of a disease

So if a patient must be moved after a spinal injury, use a ______ position

logrolling approach

level of cosiness

1. Alert & conscious 

3. Unconscious but reactive to painful stimuli 

4. Comatose

2. drowsy but responsive

continuous tearing of small vessels in your brain is known as what ?

a concussion

what is fancy term for a nosebleed ?

epistaxis

cardinal signs are all except

temrparure

pulse

reparation

BP

hear rate

heart rate

if you have a reaction from contrast iodine media, what is this called

anaphylactoid réponse

an unsystematic discharge of neurons of the cerebrum that results in abrupt alteration in brain function

a seizure

what level can lead to anaphalyic shock

severe

place the patient into semi - flowers postion for

A. cariogenic shock

b. anaphylactic shock

do you have to treat every patient like they have an allergic reaction

yes

another word for adrenaline that increases Bp and HR because it’s a vasoconstrictor

epinephrine

in anaphylactic shock, what level says that the symyptoms are Abrupt onset

the sever system reaction

in anaphylactic shock, what level says that the symyptoms are gradual onset?

Mild system reaction

in anaphylactic shock, during what level do the symptoms start within 1 hour ?

mild system reaction during the mild systemic reaction

partial seizure aka focal seizure affects what side of the brain

Partial seizure affects only one side of the brain, but can also cause secondary generalized seizure where both sides of head become affected.

during a secondary generalized seizure, can conciosiness be maintained ?

yes

to prolong the reactions for Ana[hylactic shock, what are the two steroids mentioned?

corticosteroids like

• Solu-cortef 

• Solu-Medrol,

just because you had a previous reaction from contrast media, does that mean that you are bound to get another one?

NOOO contrast media is just unpredictable

what is the normal glassacoma good number

?

15

for class one of hypovolemic shock what is the normal vital

Urine output

during class one of hypovolemic the UO is remained

normal

hemoglobin does what

a good indication of your bloods ability to carry oxygen throughout your body and CO2 away