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Mark Klimek's Lecture Notes

The document provides various medical memory tricks and guidelines for nurses regarding infection control precautions, patient positioning for different medical conditions, and medication administration. It includes mnemonics for airborne, contact, and droplet precautions, as well as specific care instructions for procedures and post-operative positions. Additionally, it covers insulin types, diabetes management, and signs of specific medical conditions like digoxin toxicity and myxedema coma.

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Mark Klimek's Lecture Notes

The document provides various medical memory tricks and guidelines for nurses regarding infection control precautions, patient positioning for different medical conditions, and medication administration. It includes mnemonics for airborne, contact, and droplet precautions, as well as specific care instructions for procedures and post-operative positions. Additionally, it covers insulin types, diabetes management, and signs of specific medical conditions like digoxin toxicity and myxedema coma.

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Airborne precautions memory trick

MTV
measles
TB
Varcilla

contact precautions memory trick


MRS. WEE
MRSA
Respiratory infection
skin infection
wound infection
enteric infection (c diff)
eye infection (conjuntivitis)

Also hep A

Can a nurse with localized herpes zoster care for patients?

only if they are covered and the patients are NOT immunocompromised

droplet memory tricket

SPIDERMAN

sepsis

scarlet fever

streptococcal pharyngitis

parovirus b19

pneumonia (pneumonic plague)

pertussis

influenza

diptheria

epiglottisis

rubella
RSV

mumps

meningococcal (infectious meningitis)

mycoplasma

adenovirus

periorbital edema can indicate what infection

glomerulonephritis

impetigo can be caused by

staph and strep

PPE donning

gown, mask, goggles, gloves

PPE doffing

gloves, goggles, gown, mask

position for ventilator

HOB 30-45
VVAA means what

elevate veins

dangle arteries

for better perfusion

1 oz to ml

1 cup to oz

30 mL

8 oz

converting C to F

C + 40 times (9/5) - 40

position for asthma

orthopneic (sitting up bent forward supported by arms)

AIR embolism position

left side lower bed

PE position
elevate HOB

Tube Feeding w/ DECREASED LOC: Care

Care Includes: Position pt on right side (this promotes emptying of the


stomach) with the HOB elevated (to prevent aspiration)

position after lumbar puncture

flat (supine)

max thoracentesis CCs

1000ml

post myringotomy

position on the side of affected ear after surgery (allows drainage of


secretion).

Post Cataract Surgery

- Patient will sleep on UNAFFECTED side with a night shield for 1-4 weeks

a patients vision is blurry for 24 hours after cataract surgery is this normal

yes
(but pain after pain meds is not)

Position InFant w/SPINA BIFIDA

position prone (on abdomen) so that sac does not rupture

should the foot be elevated with bucks traction

yes better counter traction

what to prevent after total hip replacement

adduction or internal rotation

position after hip replacement

unaffected side HOB BELOW 45 degrees to prevent hip flexion

position for pancreatitis

fetal position

how to prevent dumping syndrome

low carbs low fluids low fiber HIGH FAT and PROTEIN

eat in reclined position,

lie down after meals


position after Above knee amputation

prone

(only elevate knee 24 hours)

detatched retina positon

dependent (head downward, unnafected side lying)

S/S pounding headache, profuse sweating, nasal congestion, chills,


bradycardia, hypertension, goose flesh means what and what interventions
should I do

autonomic dysreflexia

sitting or high fowlers FIRST

check kinks in bed sheets and catheter

what to do first when peritoneal dialysis outflow is inadequate

turn patient to side (then check for kinks in tubing)

what to have patient do before a paracentesis

void
position post appendectomy

position on right side with legs flexed

position for GERD

HOB elevated on left side

teaching for liver biopsy

administer vit k night before

NPO after 12 night before

which pain med is contraindicated with pancreatitis

morphine

What type of insulin can be given IV?

only regular insulin

when a patient with diabetes becomes ill what happens to BS

it becomes higher
should you withhold insulin if a patient is sick

no

what is the fix for lipoathrophy

alternate injection sites

regular insulin peak

2-3 hrs

NPH, humulin, novolin peak

4-12 hours

insulin lispro peak

0.5-1.5 hr

insulin aspart peak

1-3 hours

insulin glargine peak

does not peak


which insulin is cloudy

NPH

mixed insulin draw

cloudy

clear

clear

cloudy

effect alc has on BS

decreases it

if a patient has ketones present can they workout

no

which electrolyte to observe for HHS

HOT AND DRY SUGAR

HIGH
cold and clammy need some

candy (sugar)

a patient suddenly cannot brush hair what condition can it be

MG

test for MG

Tensilon test (improvement in muscle weakenss)

teaching for giving mannitol

always use a filter needle

myexedema coma is hyper or hypo thyroid

hypo

in hyperthyroid how is TSH effected

it is decreased
exophthalmos is seen in

graves disease

anti thyroid medications

Propylthiouracil (PTU)

thyroidectomy can lead to what electrolyte imbalance

hypothyroidism

is a increase in temperature concerning after partial thyroidectomy

YES report to md immediately

hypoparathyroidsm causes

hypocalcemia

3 important things increased with dehydration

sodium

BUN

HCT

type of fluid given for DI


d5w

1kg is equal to how much fluid

1L

children with a history of cleft lip palate should be checked for

hearing loss

Hypertonic fluids include

10% dextrose in water, 5% dextrose in 0.9% saline, 5% dextrose in 0.45%


saline, and 5% dextrose in lactated Ringer's solution

in the first 24 hours after birth what is the time for saturation of a peri pad
that is harmful

1 per hour or more

what type of platelet agreggation after surgery or with acute illness, venous
thrombosis, and pulmonary embolism.

increased

von Willebrand's disease is a

hereditary bleeding disorder


Phytonadione is needed for

adequate blood clotting

Signs of digoxin toxicity

green/yellow vision, bradycardia, nausea

Can HIV positive mothers breatfeed

no

If TPN is abruptly stopped what should be given

10-20% dextrose in water

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