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♥Cardiovascular Disorders♥ PERICARDITIS DEFINITION:- An acute or chronic inflammation of pericardium (outer layer) of heart is called pericarditis. CAUSES:- ◐Infections: ⌘Viral (Influenza virus) ⌘Bacterial (step.Meningococcus) ⌘Fungal ⌘Parasitic ⌘Tuberculosis. ◐Chest trauma ◐Heart surgery including pacemaker transplantation ◐Drug induced (phenytoin) ◐Radiation therapy. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS:- ◐Sharp and stabbing pain in anterior chest. ◐Pain may be felt in neck, shoulder, back and abdomen. ◐Orthopnea ◐Dyspnoea ◐Sweating ◐Dry cough ◐Fever ◐Chills. DIAGNOSTIC FINDING:- ◐Chest X-ray ◐ECG ◐CBC (Complete blood count) ◐Serum urea nitrogen ◐MRI. COMPLICATIONS:- ◐Cardiac tamponade: A build up of blood or fluid in the pericardial sac puts pressure on heart, which may prevent it from pumping effectively. Heart failure MEDICAL MANAGEMENT:- ◐Antiviral if viral infections ◐Penicillin (antibiotics) ◐Antimicrobial, e.g., cefixime ◐Analgesics (NSAIDs) ◐Antifungal in case of fungal infection NURSING MANAGEMENT:- ◐To relieve pain by administer analgesics. ◐To provide psychological support as well as health education to reduce anxiety of patient. ◐Encourage patient to bed rest when chest pain, fever and friction rub occur. Nursing Diagnosis -Acute pain related to pericardial inflammation. -Decreased cardiac output related to impiared ventricular expansion. ❤️All the best
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The nurse has given instructions to a client return ing home after knee arthroscopy. Which statement by the client indicates that the instructions are understood?Anonymous voting
  • "I can resume regular exercise tomorrow."
  • "I can't eat food for the remainder of the day."
  • "I need to stay off the leg entirely for the rest of the day."
  • "I need to report a fever or swelling to my health care provider."
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A client with a hip fracture asks the nurse about Buck's (extension) traction that is being applied before sur gery and what is involved. The nurse should provide which information to the client?Anonymous voting
  • Allows bony healing to begin before surgery and involves pins and screws
  • Provides rigid immobilization of the fracture site and involves pulleys and wheels
  • Lengthens the fractured leg to prevent severing blood vessels and involves pins and screws
  • Provides comfort by reducing muscle spasms, provide immobilization, and involves pulleys and wheels
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When a person contracts monkeypox, it doesn't immediately show symptoms. The incubation period for the virus is said to be between seven to 21 days. The common symptoms are: - Fever - Headache - Muscle pain - Back pain - Chills - Fatigue - Swollen lymph nodes
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The nurse is caring for a client being treated for fat embolus after multiple fractures. Which data would the nurse evaluate as the most favorable indication of resolution of the fat embolus?Anonymous voting
  • Clear mentation
  • Minimal dyspnea
  • Oxygen saturation of 85%
  • Arterial oxygen level of 78 mm Hg
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The nurse witnessed a vehicle hit a pedestrian. The victim is dazed and tries to get up. A leg appears fractured. Which intervention should the nurse take?Anonymous voting
  • Try to reduce the fracture manually.
  • Assist the victim to get up and walk to the sidewalk
  • Leave the victim for a few moments to call an ambulance.
  • Stay with the victim and encourage him or her to remain still.
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The nurse is caring for a client receiving an alb uterol/ipratropium nebulized breathing treatment. Which report from the client should the nurse note as an expected side effect of this combination medication?Anonymous voting
  • "I feel like my heart is racing."
  • "I feel more bloated than usual."
  • "My eyes have been watering lately."
  • "I haven't had a bowel movement in 4 days."
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The nurse is teaching a client who is beginning antiviral therapy for influenza. Which statement by the client indicates an understanding of the instructions?Anonymous voting
  • "I must take the medication exactly as prescribed."
  • "Once I start the medication, I will no longer be contagious."
  • "I will not get any colds or infections while taking this medication."
  • "This medication has minimal side effects and I can return to normal activities."
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