Some questions on the test requires you to show your work. They are usually marked by “show work”  You need to label the question number neatly on the scratch paper. Once you submit your test on CANVAS, you must submit your work within 15 minutes as a PDF under an assignments tab called “Show work for test ….”There are plenty of ways you can do that, the most common one I know of and ut works well.  Here is a one-minute video that shows you how to do that. Ok, I had to use a student phone because I dont have access to CANVAS as a student on my phone. If you still need help, meet me on Zoom during Student hours, and trust me it will take us 2 minutes to get this AHA feeling of how easy to submit work on CANVAS.  Have you previously or know how to submit work as a PDF to a CANVAS Assignment? [pdf]  

12)  A patient is admitted to the unit with severe bronchitis.  The patient calls the station and request some cough medication.  The nurse plans to administer codeine phosphate.  The nurse performs a pre-assessment.  Which of the following would warrant the nurse holding the medication? 

At this point, you must have activated the Pearson account for your homework. Whatever username and password you created to create your account with Pearson will be the same one you use for Statrunch. Let’s try one of these two options:  Option 1: Open this link Statcrunch Website or open a new tab and type in Statcrunch.com Click on sign in / register – in the top right corner and sign in to your account. YOU must enter your Pearson Username and password. Option 2:  Click on Access Pearson from Canvas side menu. Once Pearson is open, click on Statcrunch from the side menu. you DO NOT need to enter your Pearson username and password. In a few words, can you tell me if you were able to access Statcrunch, did you have any issues, and which option was easier for you?

14)  A patient has been started on a steroid for an allergy attack. Which of the following educational guidelines will the nurse provide the patient regarding the medication? (Select all that apply)

47)  The patient is experiencing bradypnea, oliguria, and tachycardia. The nurse is evaluating the patient’s most recent arterial blood gas measurements, taken approximately one hour ago. The patient was wearing supplemental oxygen via nasal cannula delivery system at a rate of 3 liters per minute.  Use the following results and identify the correct primary problem: pH PaCO2 PaHCO3- 7.46 55mmHg 38mEq/L

25)  The physician has ordered Warfarin (coumadin) 1.2  mg per kilogram daily. The client weighs 253 lbs. How many mg of Warfarin will the nurse give? Round your answer to the nearest whole number. 

8)  The nurse is caring for a client who has just returned from having a bronchoscopy performed.  What is the immediate nursing intervention?

30)  A patient is admitted to the ER with a severe asthma attack. He has been experiencing increasing shortness of breath since admission three hours ago. His arterial blood gas result is as follows: pH 7.22 PaCO2 -55 HCO3 -25 Which of the following will the body do to attempt to fix (compensate for) these lab values?

27)  A client is brought to the emergency room after being stabbed in the chest. The client is complaining of chest pain, SOB and air hunger. A chest x-ray reveals air in the pleural space of the left lung which will need decompression. What is the best standard of treatment for this client?

32)  A patient has been prescribed theophylline.  Which of the following will the nurse teach the patient regarding this medication?  Select all that Apply