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Nursing question test Q.1

Which guideline a nurse has to follow when caring for pressure sore?

(a) Wound must remain moist

(b) Tight packing of the wound

(c) Dressing to dry before removal

(d) Plastic sheet type of dressing for cover
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*BSF* nursing officer vacancy exam
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Which electrolyte imbalance in seen in digoxin toxicity ?
a) hyperkalemia
b)hyponatremia
c)hypokalemia
d)hypernatremia
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Career connnect Quiz
Brain receives total cardiac output blood per minute ??
A. 300 ml
B. 500 ml
C. 750 ml
D. 1000 ml

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Pcv vaccine #vaccination

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TRAID of some important diseases ..

► ALPORT'S SYNDROME :

■ SENSORINEURAL DEAFNESS,
■ PROGRESSIVE RENAL FAILURE,
■ OCULAR ANOMALIES

► BEHCET'S SYNDROME :

■ RECURRENT ORAL ULCERS,
■ GENITAL ULCERS,
■ IRIDOCYCLITIS.

► BECK'S TRIAD :

■ MUFFLED HEART SOUND,
■ DISTENDED NECK VEINS,
■ HYPOTENSION.

► CHARCOT'S TRIAD :

■ PAIN
■ FEVER
■JAUNDICE

► GRADENIGO'S TRIAD :

■ SIXTH CRANIAL N. PALSY,
■ PERSISTANT EAR DISCHARGE,
■ DEEP SEATED RETRO-ORBITAL PAIN

► Triad Of Hypernephroma :

■ Pain
■ Hematuria
■ Renal Mass.

► Triad of Wilm's tumor :

■ Fever
■ Mass
■ Hematuria

► Hutchinson's Triad :

■ Hutchison's Teeth,
■ Interstitial Keratitis,
■ Nerve Deafness.

► Triad Of Kwashiorkar :

■ Growth Retardation,
■ Mental Changes,
■ Edema.

► Saint's Triad :

■ Gall Stones,
■ Diverticulosis,
■ Hiatus Hernia.

► Trotter's Triad :

■ Conductive Deafness,
■ Immobility Of Homolateral Soft Palate,
■ Trigeminal Neuralgia.
Mnemonic: NPC- neuralgia, palatal paralysis, conductive deafness

► VIRCHOW'S TRIAD :

■ STASIS
■ HYPERCOAGULABILTY
■ VESSEL INJURY.

► SAMTER'S TRIAD :

■ ASPIRIN SENSITIVITY,
■ BRONCHIAL ASTHMA,
■ NASAL POLYP.

► Grancher's triad :

■ Lessened vesicular quality of breathing,
■ Skodaic resonance, and
■ Increased vocal fremitus; seen in early pulmonary tuberculosis.

► Osler's triad :

■ Telangiectasis,
■ Capillary fragility, and
■ Hereditary hemorrhagic diathesis seen in hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia.

► BARTTER'S SYNDROME :

■ METABOLIC ALKALOSIS,
■ HYPOKALEMIA,
■ NORMAL OR DECREASED BP.

► Weil's Disease :

■ Hepatorenal Damage,
■ Bleeding Diathesis,
■ Pyrexia.

► Meniere's Disease :

■ Vertigo,
■ Tinnitus,
■ Sensorineural Hearing Loss.

► Melkersson Rosenthal Syndrome :

■ Recurrent Facial Palsy,
■ Plication Of Tongue,
■ Facial Edema.

► Parkinsonism :

■ Rigidity,
■ Tremor
■ Hypokinasia

► Cushing's traid :

■ Bradycardia
■ Hypertension
■ Irregular respirations in increased intracranial pressure.

► Kartagener’s Syndrome :

■ Bronchiectasis,
■ Recurrent sinusitis, and
■ Situs inversus.

► Hemobilia(Triad of Sandblom):

■ Malena,
■ Obstructive jaundice,
■ Biliary colic.

► Murphy's triad(in order):

■ Pain,
■ Vomitting,
■ Fever.

► WHIPPLE'S TRIAD Of INSULINOMA :

■ HYPOGLYCAEMIA DURING ATTACKS,
■ S.GLUCOSE <40 mg%,
■ PROMPT RELIEF ON GLUCOSE ADMINISTRATION.

► Triad of HUS :

■ Hemolytic anemia
■ Acute renal failure
■ Thrombocytopenia

► Triad of alkaptonuria :

■ Homogentistic aciduria
■ Black pigmentation of cartilage and collagenous tissue
■ Ochronotic arthritis

► Classic triad of Chronic mercury poisoning :

■ Excessive salivation and gingivitis
■ Tremors
■ Neuropsychiatric changes

► Adams triad or Hakim's triad for Normal Pressure :

■ Hydrocephalus
■ Urinary incontinence,
■ Gait disturbance, and dementia

► Bezold's triad: Three symptomatic indications of otosclerosis :

■ Diminished aural perception of low frequency tones,
■ Retarded bone conduction,
■ Negative Rinne test

► Hand-Schüller-Christian disease triad of:

■ Exophthalmos,
■ Lytic bone lesions (often in the skull), and
■ Diabetes insipidus

► UNHAPPY TRIAD :

An unhappy triad (or terrible triad, "horrible triangle", O'Donoghue's triad or a "blown knee") is an injury to the anterior cruciate ligament, medial collateral ligament, and the meniscus. The triad refers to a complete or partial tear of the anterior cruciate ligament, medial collateral ligament, and the meniscus.

► Dieulafoy's triad:

■ Hyperesthesia of the skin,
■ Exquisite tenderness and
■ Guarding over McBurney's point, considered a classic sign of acute appendicitis

► Vogt Triad of tuberus sclerosis:

■ Mental Retardation
■ Adenoma Sebaceum
■ Seizures

► Miller fisher syndrome: Variant of GBS. It usually affects the eye muscles first and presents with the triad of :

■ Ophthalmoplegia,
■ Ataxia,
■ Areflexia.

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# perineal tear # obstetrics and gynaecology #

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⭐️QUICK RECALL⭐️
IMPORTANT SCORING SYSTEM

•Alvarado, Mantrel score- Appendicitis

•Boyd's classification- Intermittent claudication

•Dukes criteria- Infective endocarditis

•Jones Criteria- Rheumatic Fever

•Amsels criteria- Bacteria vaginosis

•Rotterdam criteria- PCOD

•FIGO classification- ca cervix

•Page and sher classification- Plancenta abruption

• Gleason score- Ca Prostate

•Ranson score- Pancreatitis

• Todani classification- Choledochal cyst

•Stanford's classification- Aortic dissection

•Strasburg bismuth- Bile duct Injuries

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❤️💊❤️💊❤️💊
SIGNS
● Murphy’s Sign - pain with palpation of gall bladder area (seen with cholecystitis)

● Cullen’s Sign - ecchymosis in umbilical area, seen with pancreatitis (bruising)

● Turner’s Sign - ecchymosis (grayish blue) over flank areas- sign of pancreatitis ( bad sign )

● McBurney’s Point - pain in RLQ indicative of appendicitis

● Rebound tenderness in RLQ—appendicitis

● RLQ pain - appendicitis, watch for peritonitis

● LLQ pain - diverticulitis (should maintain low reside diet, no seeds, nuts, peas)

● Guthrie Test - tests for phenylketonuria in newborns—babies should eat source of protein first

● Allen’s Test - occlude both ulnar and radial arteries until hand blanches, then release ulnar—if the hand returns to pink color—ulnar artery is good and you can use for ABG/radial arterial line/stick as planned—ABGs must be drawn in a heparinized tube, placed on ice and sent immediately to lab—should also inform lab of how much oxygen the patient is on (and via NC, mask, etc.)

● Schilling Test - tests for pernicious anemia—how well one absorbs Vitamin B12

🔹🔹Common Diets 🔹🔹
● Acute Renal Disease - protein-restricted, high-calorie, fluid-controlled, sodium and potassium controlled

● Addison’s Disease - increased sodium, low potassium diet

● ADHD and Bipolar - high-calorie and provide finger foods

● Burns - high protein, high calorie, increase in Vitamin C

● Bowel Surgery - low residue

● Cancer- high-calorie, high-protein

● Celiac Disease- gluten-free diet (No BROW- barley, rye, oat, and wheat)

● Chronic Renal Disease- protein-restricted, low-sodium, fluid-restricted, potassium-restricted, phosphorous-restricted

● Cirrhosis (stable)- normal protein

● Cirrhosis with hepatic insufficiency – restrict protein, fluids, and sodium

● Constipation- high-fiber, increased fluids

● COPD- soft, high-calorie, low-carbohydrate, high-fat, small frequent feedings

● Cystic Fibrosis- increase in fluids, high-sodium

● Diarrhea- liquid, low-fiber, regular, fluid and electrolyte replacement

● Gallbladder disease- low-fat, calorie-restricted, regular

● Gastritis- low fiber, bland diet

● Hepatitis- regular, high-calorie, high-protein

● Hyperlipidemias- fat controlled, calorie-restricted

● HTN, HF, CAD- low-sodium, calorie restricted, fat-controlled

● Kidney Stones- increased fluid intake, calcium-controlled, low oxalate

● Nephrotic Syndrome- sodium-restricted, high-calorie, potassium-restricted

● Obesity, overweight- calorie restricted, high fiber

● Pancreatitis- low fat, regular, small frequent feedings, tube feeding or TPN

● Peptic ulcer- bland diet

● Pernicious Anemia (B12)- increase B12, found in high amounts in shellfish, beef, liver and fish

● Sickle Cell Anemia- increase fluids to maintain hydration since sickling increases when patients become dehydrated

● Spinal Cord Injury- high fiber, low fat (prevent constipation and straining)

● Stoke- mechanical, soft, regular, or tube-feeding

● Underweight- high-calorie, high protein

● Vomiting- fluid and electrolyte replacement

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