Answer:
B.
Explanation:
Based on the information provided in regards to the situation at hand, what you should do next is to attempt to retrieve and remove it. This is because the hard candy is blocking all airflow into the child's lungs. Therefore by removing it you are allowing oxygen to flow once more. If after doing so the boy is still unresponsive then the next step would be to perform CPR.
Answer:
The steps that must be taken with this 62-year-old man, who presents with congestive heart failure, severe respiratory distress and a saturation of 82%, aside from widespread crackling lung sounds, would be:
1. Place a CPAP device to increase the oxygenation capacity of the lungs by increasing the pressure of oxygen that enters the lungs and the volume of it. The respiratory distress, and the low saturation comes from the problems his lungs are having due to the congestive heart failure condition. Fluid in the lungs themselves due to the condition lower the lungs´ capacity to exchange oxygen with the air, and this also causes the low saturation. It means the blood is not getting enough molecules of oxygen per breath. The CPAP will increase the pressure of O2 and its availability in air, so the lungs can capture more.
2. Monitor blood pressure. It must be remembered that congestive heart failure means the heart is unable to pump enough blood to sustain the needs of the different tissues. As a result, the body responds to this defficiency through adaptive mechanisms and shock mechanisms that will not necessarily benefit the body. One such measure is increasing blood pressure to maximize the possibility of oxygen exchange between tissues and the blood. However, this pressure will further damage the tissues that have already been affected, especially lung tissues, and will exacerbate this patient´s situation.
3. Monitor all vital signs to determine improvement of the patient, or lack of it, to determine the next steps: probable use of oxygen by mask, probable need of intubation, and transfer to a hospital.
Answer: a. age d.use of other drugs
Explanation:
Rheumatoid arthritis is a condition when the body's own immune system attack the body tissues. It is associated with pain in the joints. It is associated with the bone erosion and joint deformity.
For client's assessment the age and use of drugs should be considered. The symptoms of the disease starts with the age of 30-50 it is the early onset of the disease and in the age of 60-65 it becomes severe.
The use of drugs will show up the patient's susceptibility to the illness. Some drugs like corticosteriods suppresses the immune response which can make the client susceptible to rheumatoid arthritis and AIDS.
Answer:
Decompressin
Explanation:To treat enuresis in a young girl, with her pediatrician prescribes decompressin, . then, the rationale for this treatment goes thus; Decompressin – Is an antidiuretic hormone agent, it is very effective when enuresis is being treated. The agent tries acting when promoting reabsorption of water in the renal tubule to increase the permeability of distal convoluted tubules and collecting ducts. This given room for reduction in the volume of urine. Thus, it tries to prevent enuresis. This is given when it’s bed time.
Option D: Zen is the correct answer
