SATA Questions in NCLEX-RN

ESRD DIET • Restricted protein intake • Increase CHO • Low K, P • Restrict Na	SUPERIOR VENA CAVA OCCLUSION • Sx occur in the morning • Edema of face, eyes & tightness of shirt/ (Stoke’s sign) • Late sx: edema of arms, hands, dyspnea, erythema, epistaxis
NORMAL IN 8 MONTH OLD CHILD - can sit with out support - can roll from front to back - can hold a bottle - closure of ant. fontanel - can say mama and dada - 2 teeth present	ULCERATIVE COLITIS Sx: • Severe diarrhea with blood & mucus • Abdominal tenderness & cramping • Anorexia • Wt. Loss • Vit. K deficiency • Anemia • Dehydration • Electrolyte imbalance • Low residue & high protein diet
DILANTIN • do not floss throughout the day • do not use hard bristled toothbrush • Gingivitis S/E	ANAPHYLACTIC REACTION (steps) • Stop medication • Maintain airway • Notify MD • Maintain IV access of 0.9 NSS • Place in supine position with legs elevated • Monitor VS • Administer prescribed emergency drugs
BLADDER CA Risk Factors: • Hx of smoking • Exposure to radiation • Working in industrial Factory	S/S OF DKA • Fruity breath Odor • Oliguria • Kusmaull'’s (deep & nonlabored)
SITE FOR IM INJECTION ADULT • Deltoid • Ventrogluteal • Vastus Lateralis • Gluteus Maximus	S/S OF BACTERIAL MENINGITIS • N & V • Seizures • Stiff Neck • Photophobia • Positive Brudzinski sign
TB • Waking up sweating at night • Low grade fever • Dull aching chest pain • Cough streaked with blood • Weight loss • Anorexia • Fatigue	LIVER CIRRHOSIS • N & V • Edema • Ascites

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