WALDEN UNIVERSITY NRNP 6645
PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH MULTIPLE
MODALITIES UPDATED ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS
⩥ DMARDs: Risks. Answer: Harder to fight infections,
increase chance of CA
low blood cell counts, diarrhea, HA, hair loss, fatigue, weight loss,
stomach upset. Can take several weeks to work. May be prescribed an
NSAID
⩥ DMARDS: biologic (TNF a antagonist) EIA. Answer: Etanercept
Infliximab
Adalimumab
⩥ DMARDs-biologic Risks. Answer: not available PO, only IV
infusions.
Weakens the immune system. (if exposed) TB or Hep B may come back.
May cause HF or MS
, ⩥ DMARDs-biologic Side Effects. Answer: HA
injection site reaction
infusion reaction
⩥ . Answer: starts with transmission
followed by retroviral infection by one of the strains of the HIV-1 and
HIV-2
Finally progression of the disease
⩥ HIV infects cells that express the CD4 receptor and include:. Answer:
Macrophages
cD4 T lymphocytes
Langerhans cell of the skill
Macrophages in the CNS
other protected reservoirs, including the intestinal wall
⩥ HIV infection is chronic and progressive. Answer: 1. initially a rapid
increase occurs in viral particles in the blood
2. During clinical latency (can be prolonged 10yrs) is low yet still
detectable
3. During initial symptoms the viral load increases and the number of
CD4s lymphocytes measurable in the blood stream
PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH MULTIPLE
MODALITIES UPDATED ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS
⩥ DMARDs: Risks. Answer: Harder to fight infections,
increase chance of CA
low blood cell counts, diarrhea, HA, hair loss, fatigue, weight loss,
stomach upset. Can take several weeks to work. May be prescribed an
NSAID
⩥ DMARDS: biologic (TNF a antagonist) EIA. Answer: Etanercept
Infliximab
Adalimumab
⩥ DMARDs-biologic Risks. Answer: not available PO, only IV
infusions.
Weakens the immune system. (if exposed) TB or Hep B may come back.
May cause HF or MS
, ⩥ DMARDs-biologic Side Effects. Answer: HA
injection site reaction
infusion reaction
⩥ . Answer: starts with transmission
followed by retroviral infection by one of the strains of the HIV-1 and
HIV-2
Finally progression of the disease
⩥ HIV infects cells that express the CD4 receptor and include:. Answer:
Macrophages
cD4 T lymphocytes
Langerhans cell of the skill
Macrophages in the CNS
other protected reservoirs, including the intestinal wall
⩥ HIV infection is chronic and progressive. Answer: 1. initially a rapid
increase occurs in viral particles in the blood
2. During clinical latency (can be prolonged 10yrs) is low yet still
detectable
3. During initial symptoms the viral load increases and the number of
CD4s lymphocytes measurable in the blood stream
