Question

add ons Help Last edit was 9 minutes ago 12 - BIUA Arial co + 4- e DISCUITUTUU Teorca DOTS TWEK DIOTE SKIFTESUT Rationale: 3. A client developed angioedema after taking lisinopril. What priority nursing action is essential when caring for this client? a. Start an IV. b. Insert an indwelling catheter. c. Apply antipruritic lotion d. Maintain a patent airway. Rationale: 4. A child has been treated for head lice but has remaining nits attached to the hair shaft. What should the nurse instruct the parent to do? a. Apply petroleum jelly b. Apply a hair cap to smother them. c. Soak the hair in water d. Comb the hair with a fine tooth comb. Rationale: 5. The nurse observes a client with facial burns and suspects smoke inhalation. What observations lead the nurse to suspect this condition? Select all that apply. a. The facial burns b. Singed nasal hairs c. Soot around nares d. Soot-stained sputum e. Report of pain at the burn site Rationale

Answer 1

3. Maintain a patent airway.(d)

There are different angioedema. Here it is Lisinopril ( ACE inhibitor) induced angioedema.main difference comparing to other type of angioedema is symptoms are localised to face or upper aero-digestive tract. So chance is more to develop angioedema in larynx or tongue and may obstruct airway. And should discontinue the medicine immediately.

4.most treatment can kill head lice but removal of not is not easy. It is recommended to comb with fine tooth comb by metal or plastic for 2 to 3 week , twice or thrice weekly.( d)

5. Smoke inhalation can be suspect ,

• if sound of the patient is hoarse.
• Breath sounds strider ,harsh cough.
• fascial burn; singed nasal hairs,
• Soot around nares
• soot in the saliva, sputum , nose and mouth
• inflammation of oropharynx
• head and neck swelling.

Answer (a,b,c,d)