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About As Simple As I Can Make It

Study Guides

CONDITION
MAIN SYMPTOM
MAIN SAFETY CONCERN
AIDS
CD4 <200
AIDS defining illnesses
Infection
Leukemia
Blood dyscrasias
infections
Neutropenic precautions
Radiation
Lowered immunity
Hodgkin’s
Reed-Sternberg cells
Radiation
Neutropenic precautions
Non-Hodgkin’s

Neutropenic precautions
Lung cancer
Persistent hoarseness
Blood-tinged sputum
Neutropenic precautions
Radiation
Chest post-op care
Colorectal cancer
Recital bleeding
Ribbon-like stool
Colostomy
Breast cancer
Findings on mammogram
Breast changes
Neutropenia
Mastectomy post-op care
Cervical cancer
Pap smear
Radiation implants
Testicular cancer
Elevated PSA
Urinary obstruction
Not manipulating prostate
neutropenia
Brain tumor
Seizures
IICP
CSF leakage
IICP
Radiation
Neutropenia
Surgery care

CONDITION
MAIN SYMPTOM
MAIN SAFETY CONCERN
Pneumonia
Crackles
fever
ABX administration
O2 administration
Oxygenation
COPD
Bronchitis
emphysema
Oxygenation
Cor pulmonale
Hypercapnia
Asthma
Wheezing
Infection
Oxygenation
corticosteroids
TB
Night sweats
Oxygenation
ABX SE
Properly obtaining sputum sample
Drug-induced hepatotoxicity
Anemia
Pallor
Weakness
Hgb <10
HCT < 36
RBC < 4,000
Bleeding
Thrombocytopenia
HTN
BP > 140/90
Stroke
MI
Dietary concerns
Modifiable risk factors
Left-sided heart failure
S3
Signs of lung involvement
Pulmonary edema
hypoxemia
Right-sided heart failure
Hepatomegaly
Edema
JVD
Liver function
Hyponatremia
Edema
Diuretics
Angina
Pain relieved by rest and nitrates
MI
Nitrates
Statins
O2 therapy
MI
Pain unrelieved by rest and nitrates
Beta blockers
Thrombolytics
Reduced CO
Pain
O2 administration
Arrhythmias
Cardiac failure
EKG monitoring
thrombolemboli

CONDITION
MAIN SYMPTOM
MAIN SAFETY CONCERN
A-Fib
No P waves
Anticoagulants
CVA risk
A-Flutter
Saw-toothed P waves
cardioversion
V-tach
Wide, bizarre QRS
Progression to V-fib
Reduced CO
cardioversion
V-fib
Heart failure
CPR
Defibrillation
Arrhythmias
death
Endocarditis
Damaged heart valves
ABX administration
anticoagulants
hemodynamic status
Venous vascular disorder
Painful ulcers
edema
DVT
Thrombolytics
AAA
Pulsating abdominal mass
Rupture
Hypovolemic shock
Thrombophlebitis
Homan’s
DVT
Positioning
Antiplatelets
Anticoagulants
DVT prevention
GERD
Heartburn
positioning
PUD
H. pylori
Occult blood
Dumping syndrome
Avoiding NSAIDs
GI bleeding

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