The nurse is providing discharge
teaching for a client with rheumatic endocarditis but no valvular
dysfunction. On which nursing diagnosis should the nurse focus her
teaching?
-Risk for infection
While outdoors, you drink plenty of water, take frequent breaks, and shed layers as you warm up. These are steps to prevent:
- heat exhaustion
Answer:
Hypoglycemia.
Explanation:
An insulinoma is a benign tumor formed by the pancreas cells that secret insulin. As there are a lot of these cells, there is a lot of insulin, which makes the glucose levels in the blood decrease, causing weakness. If this is the case, I would be expecting to find low levels of glucose in the blood (hypoglycemia) in the laboratory results.
Answer:
Should speak up.
Explanation:
It is health related matter you should speak up for the betterment of patient.
You should tell him/her about drug-drug interaction that is going to occur and possible effect it is causing to her/his health.
Answer:
Respiratory Failure is a serious medical condition that arises when there is little oxygen taken in by the body by the process or breathing. This causes insufficient oxygen to reach the vital organs of the body resulting in them not functioning normally. When we breathe we take in oxygen from the air and breathe out carbon dioxide from the body. If too less oxygen is taken in from the air then automatically the levels of carbon dioxide increases in the body. This also can cause significant damage to various organs of the body. Both the process of taking in oxygen and exhaling out carbon dioxide is done in the lungs.
If the lungs do not function normally then the balance between the oxygen and carbon dioxide levels in the body gets affected. This is what causes respiratory failure. Some medical conditions that can cause Respiratory Failure are COPD, respiratory Distress Syndrome, and certain spinal cord injuries which affect the nerves that control breathing
Explanation:
