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WorksheetsExam 2 review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
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Class
Date
1.
What are some side effects of an alpha adrenergic blocker, Tamsulosin (Flomax)?
a)
Orthostatic Hypotension, and Headaches
b)
Dry mouth, and dizziness
c)
Hypertension, and urinary stasis
d)
retrograde ejaculation, and increase thirst
2.
What assessment finding is more important for a patient s/p total abdominal hysterectomy 12 hours previously?
a)
Foley catheter bag draining a total of 120 ml since surgery
b)
hypoactive bowel sounds
c)
3/10 pain
d)
The patient is nauseous
3.
What is a major cause of acute renal failure?
a)
Lack of urine flow
b)
Lack of blood flow
c)
Too much urea
d)
Blood clots
4.
What are some immediate interventions for patients in acute renal failure?
a)
Prepare for hemodialysis, increase fluids, and keep on bedrest
b)
Intensive spirometry, prepare for surgery, and give anti-hypertensive medication
c)
Restrict fluids, give lasix, and peritoneal
d)
Elevate HOB, VS, record weight
5.
Which of the flowing would the nurse expect with nephritis?
a)
Polyuria
b)
Low serum creatinine
c)
hyperalbuminemia
d)
Protienuria
6.
An Olympian runs 10 miles every day to warm up and she has a pituitary tumor. Why would the nurse expect to find as a symptom of this patient?
a)
BPH
b)
Amenorrhea
c)
Acute renal failure
d)
Osteoarthritis
7.
Should the patient take their Beta Blocker and ACE inhibitor prior to hemodialysis?
a)
Yes
b)
No
c)
I don't know
d)
Ask the doctor
8.
What is important to note about a chronic kidney disease patient who is going for a CT scan with contrast?
a)
Allergies to shell fish or idodine and the nephrotoxic nature of the dye
b)
The patient's I7Os and weight
c)
Allergies to shell fish or idodine and the length of the procedure
d)
If the patient consented and the cost of the procedure
9.
The recovery phase of acute renal failure is marked by what occurring?
a)
The patient's creatinine level returning to normal
b)
The patient 's urinary output returning to normal
c)
The glomerular filtration level returning to normal
d)
The patient feeling much better
10.
What are primary causes of CKD
a)
Smoking, obesity, and sedentary lifestyle
b)
DM, HTN, and Lupus
c)
Stress, poor nutrition, and recreational drug use
d)
BPH, Oliguria, and a transplanted kidney
11.
BUN measures what?
a)
Show the level of the kidney function
b)
Inflammatory activity in your body
c)
Blood urea nitrogen level in the body
d)
blood glucose, fluid and electrolyte balance,and kidney function
12.
which statement about a AV fistula is wrong?
a)
A nurse cannot obtain BP on the arm with the fistula
b)
A nurse cannot insert and IV on the arm with the fistula
c)
One needle will be inserted for hemodialysis treatment
d)
The vein and artery will be surgically attached
13.
What is Pruritus?
a)
Ringing in the ears caused by TURP procedure
b)
Intense itching when hormone levels drop during menopause
c)
Inflamation of the Prura
d)
Intense itching that occurs in ESRD
14.
What is menses, follicular phase, ovulation, luteal phase, premenstrual phase
a)
The order of phases in acute kidney injury
b)
The order of stages in menopause
c)
The order of ovarian cycle phases
d)
The stages of syphilis
15.
What are some important education of teach a patient with a possible of nephrotoxicity?
a)
S/S of Hypertension, and hyperkalemia
b)
Sudden weight gain, puffy eyes, and increase fluids
c)
Watch for flank pain that radiates to the groin
d)
To get plenty of rest the night before your test
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