1) Lethargy and profuse sweating
In patient receiving insulin therapy ,lethargy and profuse sweating indicate hypoglycemia and require immediate attention.
Hypoglycemia is caused by very low level of blood sugar.It is often related to treatment of diabetes..Immediate treatment of hypoglycemia is necessary to get blood sugar level back to normal. Some symptoms of hypoglycemia are fatigue, irregular heart rhythm, shakiness, lethargy ,sweating, irritability, anxiety, confusion and finally loss of consciousness.
2) Roll the vial between palms of hand
It is done to properly resuspend the insulin.Properly resuspended NPH should look cloudy or milky,do not use if white substance remain at bottom or clumps present.
3)1600
Novolin R dose effect start within 30 minutes of injection and terminate around 8 hrs.So after 8 hrs by checking blood sugar ,we can know whether it was controlled.
Question Completion Status: QUESTION 1 Which symptom rected by a patient receiving insulin therapy warrants the...
which sumpton, if exhibited by a patient recieving insulin therapy warrants the nurse's immediate attention? & Blurry vision @ Lethargy and protuse sweating ③ Urinary Frequency ② thirst and constant hunger & Alter removing a vial of NPH insulin from the refridgerator, the nurse notices at the medication has seperated, What should the nurse do? ③ shake the vial vigorously @ return the vial to the pharmacy ® Roll the vial between the palms of the hands 9 Discard the...
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