Nursing the person with deteriorating health
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2. Cushing’s Triad is defined as?
- Increased blood pressure, reduced respiration rate and increased pulse rate
- Decreased respiration's, decreases pulse rate and raised systolic blood pressure and widening pulse pressure
- Decrease in diastolic blood pressure, widening pulse pressure and a decreased pulse rate
- Narrowing pulse pressure, decreased systolic blood pressure and reduced respiration
3. Following chest auscultation an asthmatic patient is found to have a “silent chest”. Which of the following statements is correct?
- This is a normal clinical finding in asthmatic patients
- The patient needs to measure a peak flow and to step up medication in line with their asthma plan
- It indicates the patient’s asthma attack is of life threatening severity
- Silent chest indicates the bronchospasm has resolved and the patient is probably improving
4. A low urinary output may indicate..?
- Low Blood pressure
- An excessive fluid intake
- The hypovolemic phase of acute renal failure
- Hypoxia
5. What is the calculation for minimum urine output if the paitent weights 90kg?
- 30ml
- 90ml
- 45ml
- 90kg
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