_________________ mL/hr
1.ALS is a progressive disease having no cure. It generally leads to weakness in the muscles and the patient usually have inability to swallow. This can lead to weight loss in about 15 to 55 percent of patients. They generally avoid eating or drinking due to difficulty in swallowing beside having appetite. Medication doesn't cause any weight loss.
Ans:c.swallowing ability
2.Given
Order:Piperacillin/Tazobactum
Dose:3.75g
Route:IV
Time :30min (0.5 hour)
Frequency:4 times a day
Available:3.75 g in 50ml NS
Flow rate:Total volume(ml) ÷Time (hr)
=50÷0.5
=100
Ans:100ml/hr
3.In acute angle closure glaucoma the patient will have severe pain in eyes ,tears, headache, nausea, vomiting, halos,blurred vision ,vision loss
Decrease light perception
Redness in sclera
Grey cast is not present severe perioccular pain
4.An increased level of weight, creatine and BUN happens when there is a problem with the renal function.A nephrologist is needed here
Though weight gain can be managed by dietitian, they cannot diagnose the actual condition to start the care
WBC is normal so a infection control nurse not needed here
Blood values are normal so a cardiologist is also not needed
Ans:Nephrologist
5.One of the peculiar symptoms of retinoblastoma is the pupils look white .When light is passed it looks white or gives out a white eye reflex
The others symptoms are not much significant to ruke out retinoblastoma
Ans:white eye reflex
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