INITIAL OTHER MANIFESTATION LABORATORY DATA NURSING DIAGNOSIS NURSING

MANIFESTATION INTERVENTIONS
ASTHMA  DYSPNIA  WHEEZING,  CHEST X-RAY  IBP R/T  AVOID 3E:
TACHYCARDIA  PULSE BRONCHOSPASM *EXERCISE IN COLD
 INCREASED OXIMETRY WEATHER
BRONCHIAL SOUND *ENVIRONMENTAL
FACTOR
*EMOTIONAL FACTOR
EMPHYSEMA  SOB  HYPERVENTILATION  CHEST X-RAY  IBP R/T LOSS OF  PURSED LIP
 DECREASED  PULSE LUNG ELASTICITY BREATHING
BREATHING SOUND OXIMETRY  AVOID
 BARREL SHAPED  SPIROMETRY POWERFUL
CHEST- LATE SIGN ODORS
 AVOID
EXTREME OF
TEMP.
 AVOID
FEATHER
PILLOW
BRONCHITIS  PRODUCTIVE  CHRONIC COUGH  CHEST X-RAY  IAC R/T INCREASED  INCREASE
COUGH  CYANOSIS  PULSE SPUTUM HUMIDITY
 CRACKLES, WHEEZES OXIMETRY PRODUCTION  TEACH CLIENT
 HEPATOMEGALY- BREATHING
LATE SIGN TECHNIQUE-
BLOWING
BUBBLE,
BLOWING
FEATHER IN
AIR
TYPES OF ANEMIA CLINICAL OTHER MANIFESTATION LABORATORY DATA NURSING DIAGNOSIS NURSING
MANIFESTATION INTERVENTIONS
 IRON  EASY  PALLOR  MICROCYTIC  ACTIVITY  INSTRUCT
DEFICIENCY FATIGABILITY  TACHYCARDIA HYPOCHROMIC INTOLERANC CLIENT
ANEMIA-  FATIGUE RBC E FREQUENT REST
INSUFFICIENT SOURCES OF IRON:
OF IRON *EGG YOLK
*ORGAN MEAT
*FISH
*LIVER
POOR SOURCE OF IRON:
*COWS MILK/
BREAST MILK
MEDICATION:
*FERROUS
SULFATE
 FOLIC ACID  FATIGUE  WEAKNESS  DECREASE FOLATE  ACTIVITY  INSTRUCT
DEFICIENCY  PALLOR LEVELS INTOLERANC CLIENT TO
ANEMIA-  LIGHT E AVOID OVER
LACK OF FOLIC HEADEDNESS COOKING VEG.
ACID IN THE SOURCES OF VIT.B:
BLOOD. *GREEN VEG.
(VIT.B) (SPINACH, BROCCOLI)
*ORGAN MEAT
*LIVER
*FRESH FRUITS
 PERNICIOUS  FATIGUE  PALLOR  ROMBERGS TEST-  ACTIVITY  MONTHLY IM
ANEMIA- VIT.  BEEFY RED  PARESTHESIA MUSCLE INTOLERANC INJECTION OF
B-12 TOUNGUE  SORE THROAT COORDINATION E VIT.B12
DEFICIENCY  GLOSSITIS  SCHILLING TEST  THERAPHY IS
ANEMIA LIFE LONG
 SICKLE CELL  GROWTH  JOINT SWELLING  HEMOGLOBIN  PAIN  PRIORITIES ARE
ANEMIA- RETARDATION  ACHING BONES ELECTRO HYDRATION &
SEVERE  LEG ULCERS PHORESIS- PAIN RELIEF
HEREDITARY IDENTIFY  PATTERN OF
FORM OF DIFF.TYPES OF TRANSMISSION:
 ANEMIA. HEMOGLOBIN (GENETICS
(MUTATED REFER PARENT)
HEMOGLOBIN *25% RISK OF CHILDREN
FORM (BOTH PARENTS HAVE
CRESCENT THE TRACE)
SHAPE) *50% RISK OF CHILDREN
(1 PARENT HAS THE
TRACE & 1 PARENT HAS
THE DISEASE)
*100% RISK OF
CHILDREN (BOTH
PARENT HAVE THE
DISEASE.)
 THALASEMIA-  FATIGUE  JAUNDICE  HEMOGLOBIN  RISK FOR  CHELATION
DECREASE &  HEPATOMEGALY ELECTRO INJURY THERAPHY-
DEFFECTIVE  SPLENOMEGALY PHORESIS REMOVE EXCESS
PRODUCTION  HEMOSIDEROSIS OF IRON.
OF - ACCUMILATION  BONE MARROW
HEMOGLOBIN. OF IRON IN TRANSPLANT
-BLOOD DISORDER TISSUE  MEDICATION:
CAN BE INHERITED *DEFEROXAMIN
E
 HEMOPHILIA-  BLEEDING OF  RETARDED  PROLONGED PTT  RISK FOR  ASSESS PT. NOSE
DIFFECIENCY JOINTS,ANKLE GROWTH (PARTIAL INJURY BLEEDING
OF CLOTTING S & KNEES.  PROLONGED THROMBOPLASTI  AVOID
FACTORS. BLEEDING N TIME)- 60 SEC. ANTICOAGULAN
(FACTOR 8)  INTRACRANIAL NORMAL T MEDICATION
HEMORRHAGE
 HYPOVOLEMI  HEADACHE  NAUSEA  CBC  DECREASED  MONITOR V/S
C SHOCK-  FATIGUE  PROFUSE  ARTERIAL CARDIAC  PREP. CLIENT
EMERGENCY  DIZZINESS SWEATING BLD.GAS OUTPUT FOR
CONDITION MECHANICAL
THAT SEVERE VENTILATION
BLOOD OR
FLUID LOSS
MAKES THE
HEART
UNABLE TO
PUMP
ENOUGH
BLOOD TO
THE BODY.
 CARDIOGENIC  RAPID  LOSS OF  ARTERIAL BLD.  DECREASED  MONITOR V/S
SHOCK- BREATHING CONSCIUOSNESS GAS CARDIAC  PREP. CLIENT
CONDITION IN  SEVERE  WEAK PULSE OUTPUT FOR
W/C YOUR SHORTNESS MECHANICAL
HEART OF BREATH VENTILATION
SUDDENLY  TACHYCARDIA
CAN’T PUMP
ENOUGH
BLOOD TO
MEET BODY’S
NEED.

ANEMIA’S DRUGS CLASSIFICATION INDICATION CONTRAINDICATION NURSING RESPONSIBILITIES

 EPOGEN- EPOETIN  ERYTHROPOIESIS-  TREATMENT OF  ANGINA,  ASSESS
ALFA STIMULATING ANEMIA DUE TO ANTICOAGULANT HEMOGLOBIN/HEMATOCRIT
AGENTS CKD INCLUDING THERAPHY LEVELS
PT. ON DIALYSIS &  SIDE EFFECTS:  ASSESS LINE SIGNS FOR
NOT ON DIALYSIS *SEIZURE CLOTTING
*BONE PAIN
*HYPERTENSION
*DOB
  FERROUS SO4  IRON PREPARATION  PREVENTION &  HEMOSIDEROSIS  WARN PT. THAT STOOL
 BEST TO TAKE W/ TREATMENT OF  HEMOLYTIC MAYBE DARK
JUICE (VIT.C) IRON DEFICIENCY ANEMIAS
 EMPTY STOMACH ANEMIAS  AVOID: (NURSING
 ANTIDOTE: ALERT)
DEFEROXAMINE *MILK,COFFEE,
MESXALATE @ BED TEA & EGG-
SIDE ALTERS
ABSORPTION OF
DRUGS.
 NEUPOGEN-  COLONY-  14 DAYS GIVEN  NEUTROPENIA 
FILGASTRIN STIMULATING DAILY
- STIMULATES THE FACTORS (FORM  PRODUCTION OF
PRODUCTION OF COLONIES OF NEW NEUTROPHIL
NEUTROPHILS. CELLS) 10,000 CUBIC/ML
 SIDE EFFECTS:
*NAUSEA &
VOMITING
*BONE PAIN
*SORE THROAT
*FEVER & CHILL
*AVOID CROWDS

NAME OF DISEASE INITIAL OTHER LABORATORY DATA NURSING NURSING INTERVENTIONS

MANIFESTATION MANIFESTATION DIAGNOSIS
 CHOKING-  INABILITY TO  INFANT:  ABDOMINAL THRUST
OBSTRUCTIO CRY (INFANT) *INEFFECT  HEIMLICH
N OF AIRWAY  GRASPING OF IVE MANUEVER
THROUGH THE THROAT  ASSIST THE AIRWAY
FOREIGN (ADULT) COUGHIN
BODIES OR G
FOOD. *CYANOSI
S
 ADULT:
*INABILIT
Y TO
 SPEAK
*GAGGLIN
G
*PASSING
OUT
 FLAIL CHEST-  SOB  CHEST X-RAY  IBP  TURN THE PT. TO
RIB THE AFFECTED SIDE
FRACTURE, TO PROVIDE SPACE
COMPLICATIO FOR THE
N OF BLUNT UNAFFECTED LUNG
CHEST TO EXPAND
TRAUMA
(INJURY).
 INFLUENZA  HIGH FEVER  COUGH  VIRAL CULTURE  IAC  TREAT INFECTION
H1N1-  HEADACH (2-5 DAYS)  ADMINISTER
COMMON E  SPECIMEN TO ANTIVIRAL AGENT
VIRAL  MUSCLE COLLECT: AS PRESCRIBED
INFECTIOUS JOINT *NASAL SWAB  IMPLEMENT
DISEASE OF PAIN *THROAT AIRBORNE/DROPLET
RESPIRATORY  SOAR SWAB PRECAUTION
SYSTEM THROAT & *NASOPHARYN
-TRANSMITTED TO RUNNY GEAL SWAB
AIRBORNE OR NOSE
DROPLETS
-SEASONAL ILLNESS
-INFECTS BIRDS &
MAMMALS

 LEGIONNAIRE  HEADACHE  COUGH  URINARY  IAC  TREAT INFECTION

S DISEASE  MUSCLE PAIN  SOB ANTIGEN TEST-  ADMINISTERED
- A BACTERIAL  PHEUMONIA  N&V TEST THE DRUGS ANTIBIOTICS
INFECTION  FEVER &  DIARRHEA BACTERIA IN AS PRESCRIBED
(LEGIONELLA CHILLS  MENTAL THE URINE.
BACTERIUM) CHANGES
-INCUBATION PERIOD
IS 2-14 DAYS
 CARBON  HEADACHE  CHEST  ELEVATED  IBP  HIGH DOSE OF
 MONOXIDE  NAUSEA PAIN CARBON OXYGEN W/ THE USE
POISONING  FATIGUE  DEPRESSI MONOXIDE OF FACE MASK
- ACCUMELATE ON LEVEL IN THE  HYPERBARIC
D IN  MASK LIKE BLOOD THERAPHY
VENTILATED FACE
AREA
- EMITTED BY
HOUSEHOLD
APPLIANCES
- IT CAN LEAD
TO BRAIN
DAMAGE &
DEATH.
 ARDS-COPD  DYSPNEA  ETERNAL  CHEST X-RAY  IBP  PROMOTE EXERCISE
- DISORDERS TACHYPNI  IAC
THAT AFFECT A
THE AIRWAY  EXTRACTI
OF THE ON
LUNGS.
- *ASTHMA,
EMPHYSEMA
&
BRONCHITIS
 TUBERCULOSI  NIGHT  TACHYCA  XRAY  IAC  TREAT INFECTION
S SWEATS RDIA  SPUTUM EXAM  ADMINISTERED
- AN  FATIGUE  HEMOPHY  LUNG BIOPSY ANTIBIOTIC AS
INFECTIOUS  WEIGHT LOSS SIS  URINE PRESCRIBED
DISEASE  DYSPNEA  BODY ANTIGEN TEST  AT RISK:
CAUSED BY MALAE *IMMUNOCOMPRO
MYCOBACTE MISED CLIENT
RIUM *ALCOHOLICS
TUBERCULOSI *SMOKER
S *CHRONICALLY ILL-6
MOS. ABOVE
 RHEUMATIC  TACHYCARDI  FEVER 38  THROAT  ALTERED  LIMIT ACTIVITIES
HEART A @ REST DEGREE CULTURE CARDIAC (PHYSICAL) DURING
DISEASE  SOAR CELSIUS  BLOOD TEST OUTPUT ACUTE PHASE
- DISEASE OF THROAT 2-4  FATIGUE  P.E.  ADMINISTER
THE HEART WEEKS PENICILLIN AS
RESULTING PRESCRIBED
FROM
RHEUMATIC
FEVER,CHIEFL
Y
MANIFESTED
BY
ABNORMALIT
IES OF THE
VALVES.
 HYPERTENSIO  ASYMPTOM  TINNITUS-  BP  ALTERED  AVOID STIMULANTS
N ATIC- RINGING TISSUE LIKE FATTY FOODS
- PERSISTENT ABSENCE OF OF THE PERFUSION RICH IN
BLOOD SYMPTOMS EAR CHOLESTEROL
PRESSURE  EASY  MAINTAIN SALT
ABOVE FATIGUE RISTRICTED DIET
140/90  PALPITATI  TEACH PT. STRESS
ON REDUCTION
 EPISTASIS TECHNIQUE
- NOSE
BLEEDING
 HEART  LEFT SIDED  ELEVATED PAP  ALTERED  MAINTAIN THE
FAILURE HEART (PULMONARY CARDIAC CLIENT IN A SEMI-
- FAILURE OF FAILURE: ARTERY OUTPUT FOWLERS POSITION
THE HEART *DYSPNEA PRESSURE) R/T  LOW SODIUM LOW
TO PUMP *DICREASE IMPAIRED CHOLESTEROL DIET
BLOOD TO URINE CONTRACTI  MONITOR
MEET THE OUTPUT LITY POTASIUM LEVEL
OXYGEN *ORTHOPNIA
REQUIREMEN *FATIGUE
TS.  RIGHT SIDED
HEART
FAILURE:
*EDEMA
*HEPATOME
GALY
 *CVP
INCREASE
*ASCITES
*FATIGUE

BUERGER’S DISEASE (THROMBOANGIITIS RAYNAUD’S DISEASE

OBLITERANS)
MAIN PROBLEM  VASCULITIS OF THE SMALL MEDIUM SIZE  VASOSPASTIC CONDITION OF THE HANDS
VEIN OR ARTERIES IN LOWER THAT OCCURS W/ EXPOSURE OF COLDS.
EXTREMITIES.
INITIAL MANIFESTATION  PAIN  INTERMITTENT ARTERIOLAR
 INTERMITTENT CLAUDIFICATION VASOCONSTRICTION
OTHER MANIFESTATION  IMPAIRED PERIPHERAL PULSES  CYANOSIS OF FINGERS & TOES
 HAIR LOSS (LEGS)  NUMBNESS & TINGLING OF DIGITS
LABORATORY DATA  LEG ARTERIOGRAPHY  ALLEN’S TEST
NURSING DIAGNOSIS  ALTERED PERIPHERAL TISSUE PERFUSION  ALTERED PERIPHERAL TISSUE PERFUSION
NURSING INTERVENTION  INSTRUCT PT. TO STOP SMOKING  AVOID COLD WEATHER
 CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKER  WEAR LEATHER GLOVES
 VASODILATOR IS PRESCRIBED

LEFTN SIDED HEART RIGHT SIDED HEART

MAIN PROBLEM  FAILURE OF THE LEFT VENTRICLE TO  DEVELOPS AS AN AFTER EFFECT OF LSHF
CONTRACT (LEFT SIDED HEART FAILURE)
INITIAL MANIFESTATION  DYSPNEA  NECK VEIN DISTENTION
LABORATORY DATA  PCWP (PULMONARY CAPILLARY WEDGE  CVP (CENTRAL VENOUS PRESSURE)
PRESSURE)
NURSING DIAGNOSIS  ALTERED CARDIAC OUTPUT  ALTERED CARDIAC OUTPUT
NURSING INTERVENTION  KEEP PT. UP RIGHT  KEEP PT. UP RIGHT

CLASSIFICATION BLOOD PRESSURE

NORMAL 110/70
PRE-HYPERTENSIVE 120/80 – 139/89
HYPERTENSIVE STAGE I 140/90 – 159/99
HYPERTENSIVE STAGE 2 160/100 OR HIGHER

PRE-OP DRUGS NAME USES

 ATROPINE  DECREASE SALIVA PRODUCTION
 PREVENT ASPIRATION

 SCOPOLAMINE  NAUSEA & VOMITING

 VESTARIL HYDROXINE  REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF ANESTHESIA NEEDED
 PHENERGAN-PROMETAZINE  REDUCE ANXIETY
 DEMEROL & ROXANOLE- MEPERIDINE & MORPHINE SULFATE  REDUCE ANXIETY & PROMOTE RELAXATION
 NEMBUTAL & SECONAL- PHENO BARBITAL & SECO BARBITAL  BARBITURATE
 PROMOTE SEDATION

1ST LINE OF DRUG RESISTANCE (TB) 2ND LINE OF DRUG RESISTANCE (TB)
 REFAMPICIN  PARA AMINO SALYSIC ACID
 INH  CYCLOSCRINE
 ETHAMBOTOL  AMIKACIN
 STREPTOMYCIN  KENOLON
 PYRAZINAMIDE  CAPRIOMYCIN

BRAND NAME OF GENERIC NAME OF CLASS TREATMENT NURSING ALERT

DRUG DRUG
 ALDOMET  METHYLDOPA  ANTI  HYPERTENSION  CHECK FOR HYPOTENSION
HYPERTENSIVE  RISK FOR IMPOTENCY
 APRESOLINE  HYDRALAZINE  ANTI  CHF  INFORM THE PT. ABOUT THE SIDE
HYPERTENSIVE EFFECTS
  TAKE MEDICATION W/FOOD TO PREVENT
GI UPSET

 ASPIRIN  ANTI  FOR PAIN  TAKE MEDICATION W/ FOOD TO

INFLAMMATORY PREVENT GI UPSET
 BLOPRESS  CANDISARTAN  ANGIOTENSIN  HYPERTENSION  CHECK FOR CREATININ LEVEL FOR RENAL
CILEXETEL RECEPTOR FUNCTION
BLOCKERS *NORMAL CREATININE: 0.6 – 1.2 MG/dL
(ADULT MALES)
*0.5- 1.1 MG/dL (ADULT FEMALES)
 CAPOTEN  CAPTOPRIL  ACE  DILATES  RISK FOR ORTHOSTATIC HYPOTENSION
(ANGIOTESIN ARTERIES &
CONVERTING VEINS
ENZYME)
INHIBITOR
 CATAPRES  CLONIDINE HCL  CENTRALLY  HYPERTENSION  BEST TAKEN BEFORE MEALS
ACTING ALPHA –  CAN CAUSE ALLERGIC REACTION
AGONIST  DARK COLOR URINE
HYPOTENSIVE
AGENTS
 CLEXANE  ENOXAPARIN  ANTI  HYPERTENSION  WARFARIN-COMADIN (VIT.K)
COAGULANT  DYSRHYTHMIAS  HEPARIN (PROTAMINE SULFATE)
 ANGINA  MONITOR PTT/PT
PECTORIS  USE SOFT BRITTLE TOOTHBRUSH
 ISOPTIN  VERAPAMIL HCL  CALCIUM  HYPERTENSION  CHECK FOR PR
 ADALAT  NEFIDIOINE CHANNEL  ANGINA
BLOCKER
 ROXANOL  MORPHINE  PAINKILLER  PAIN  BEST TAKEN W/ FOODS
SULFATE  AVOID DRIVING(SEDATIVE SIDE EFFECT)
 NARCAN  NALOXONE  OPIOID  OPIOID  KEEP LYING DOWN DURING IV
ANTAGONIST OVERDOSE ADMINISTRATION
 NITROSTAT  NITROGLYCERIN  ANTI ANGINAL  CHEST PAIN  SUB LINGUAL
E  VASODILATOR  PUT THE TABLET IN A DARK CONTAINER
TO PREVENT LESS POTENCY
 MONITOR BP, PR
 STREPTASE  STREPTOKINASE  THROMBOLYTIC-  MYCARDIAL  NOT INDICATED W/ BLEEDING
TO BREAKDOWN INFARCTION DISORDERS
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