Question Answered step-by-step A patient comes to the ER with lower abdominal pain. CT scan reveals a 1.5mm stone in the right ureter and the patient is diagnosed with acute nephrolithiasis. What is the next step in managing this patient? Pain control and IV hydration Consult urology for stent placement Lithotripsy stone destruction Transurethral stone destruction You suspect that Sharon has hypoparathyroidism because, in addition to her signs and symptoms, she has: Elevated serum phosphate levels Elevated serum calcium levels Decreased neuromuscular irritability Increases bone resorption as implied by her bone density test Which of the following laboratory values would NOT be seen with SIADH? Urine osmolality less than plasma osmolality Hyponatremia less than 130 mEq Normal creatinine Normal T3 and T4Susie is 66 year old female brought to the ER with severe bleeding. Her admission Hg is 6.9 . The hospital blood bank is low on packed red blood cells. Which of the following is acceptable blood products to administer to Susie? Only Type A and Rh positive Rh positive blood is acceptable Type O negative is the only acceptable transfusion WIth hold transfusion until the transfused blood matches her type and Rh factor 25 y/o female patient is experiencing heavy periods. She comes to the urgent care with lethargy. She states she could run 3 miles and now can barely walk a mile. CBC reveals: Hgb 10.1 g/dl, Hct 30%, MCV 75 fL, RDW 21%. What other lab test should be ordered to confirm the diagnosis? Vitamin B12 Level Folate Level Ferritin level Hemoglobin electrophoresis level An elderly patient presents with dizziness and shortness of breath. His physical exam shows his conjunctiva are pale. Hemoglobin is 7.5, MCV 81, MCHC 36%, Ferritin level is 210. What is the working diagnosis? Inadequate nutrition Malabsorption Occult blood loss Hemolysis Health Science Science Nursing NRNP 6550 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
Question Answered step-by-step A patient comes to the ER with lower abdominal pain. CT scan reveals a 1.5mm stone in the right ureter and the patient is diagnosed with acute nephrolithiasis. What is the next step in managing this patient? Pain control and IV hydration Consult urology for stent placement Lithotripsy stone destruction Transurethral stone destruction You suspect that Sharon has hypoparathyroidism because, in addition to her signs and symptoms, she has: Elevated serum phosphate levels Elevated serum calcium levels Decreased neuromuscular irritability Increases bone resorption as implied by her bone density test Which of the following laboratory values would NOT be seen with SIADH? Urine osmolality less than plasma osmolality Hyponatremia less than 130 mEq Normal creatinine Normal T3 and T4Susie is 66 year old female brought to the ER with severe bleeding. Her admission Hg is 6.9 . The hospital blood bank is low on packed red blood cells. Which of the following is acceptable blood products to administer to Susie? Only Type A and Rh positive Rh positive blood is acceptable Type O negative is the only acceptable transfusion WIth hold transfusion until the transfused blood matches her type and Rh factor 25 y/o female patient is experiencing heavy periods. She comes to the urgent care with lethargy. She states she could run 3 miles and now can barely walk a mile. CBC reveals: Hgb 10.1 g/dl, Hct 30%, MCV 75 fL, RDW 21%. What other lab test should be ordered to confirm the diagnosis? Vitamin B12 Level Folate Level Ferritin level Hemoglobin electrophoresis level An elderly patient presents with dizziness and shortness of breath. His physical exam shows his conjunctiva are pale. Hemoglobin is 7.5, MCV 81, MCHC 36%, Ferritin level is 210. What is the working diagnosis? Inadequate nutrition Malabsorption Occult blood loss Hemolysis Health Science Science Nursing NRNP 6550 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
