NR 325 Exam 3 Key Points
- ANS-Ovulatory Studies
- ANS-Ovulatory Studies
- ANS-Ovulatory Studies
- ANS-Syphilis
-50% of men will develop.
S/S- Gradual, nocturia, frequency dysuria, dribbling, decrease in force of stream.
Treatment- Watch, schedule voiding, Avoid caffeine, Meds, minimally invasive procedures,
surgery. - ANS-Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
-Acute hepatitis.
- Fecal-oral transmission.
-Vaccine available. - ANS-Hepatitis A
-Acute or chronic (Chronic more often).
-Bodily fluid transmission.
-Blood transfusion prior to 1992.
-No vaccine. - ANS-Hepatitis C
-Acute or Chronic Hepatitis.
-Bodily fluid transmission.
-Vaccine available. - ANS-Hepatitis B
-Benign Breast Lumps
S/S: Small, painless mobile masses.
Treatment: Surgery, monitoring. - ANS-Fibroadenoma
-Breast Pain
-Cyclic or Non-Cyclic
-Constant or Intermittent.
Treatment: Ice & Analgesics. - ANS-Mastalgia
, -Complications include bleeding & rejection.
-Live Donors often develop problems.
-ICU staff, monitor neuro, monitor for infection. - ANS-Liver Transplant
-Difficult to diagnose.
-Often detected late. - ANS-Gallbladder Cancer
-Goes along with Hepatitis B.
-No vaccine available. - ANS-Hepatitis D
-Hot flashes.
-Night sweats.
-Cessation of menses for 1 year.
-Stress incontinence.
-Urge incontinence.
-Breast tenderness. - ANS-Post Menopause
-Hysterosalpinogram
-Laproscopy - ANS-Tubal Patency
-Inflammation w/ unknown cause.
-Can proceed to cirrhosis. - ANS-Autoimmune Hepatitis
-Inflammation, fibrosis, & stricture of bile duct.
Complications: cirrhosis, cancer. - ANS-Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis
-Irregular menses.
-Stress incontinence.
-Urge incontinence.
-Osteoporosis.
-Mood change. - ANS-Perimenopause
-Loss of bile duct and cholestasis.
-Leads to fibrosis and cirrhosis. - ANS-Primary Biliary Cirrhosis
-Nontender fluid filled mass.
-Usually reduces on own. - ANS-Hydrocele
-Radiation in or near tumor.
-Give cleansing enema and insert foley.
- ANS-Ovulatory Studies
- ANS-Ovulatory Studies
- ANS-Ovulatory Studies
- ANS-Syphilis
-50% of men will develop.
S/S- Gradual, nocturia, frequency dysuria, dribbling, decrease in force of stream.
Treatment- Watch, schedule voiding, Avoid caffeine, Meds, minimally invasive procedures,
surgery. - ANS-Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
-Acute hepatitis.
- Fecal-oral transmission.
-Vaccine available. - ANS-Hepatitis A
-Acute or chronic (Chronic more often).
-Bodily fluid transmission.
-Blood transfusion prior to 1992.
-No vaccine. - ANS-Hepatitis C
-Acute or Chronic Hepatitis.
-Bodily fluid transmission.
-Vaccine available. - ANS-Hepatitis B
-Benign Breast Lumps
S/S: Small, painless mobile masses.
Treatment: Surgery, monitoring. - ANS-Fibroadenoma
-Breast Pain
-Cyclic or Non-Cyclic
-Constant or Intermittent.
Treatment: Ice & Analgesics. - ANS-Mastalgia
, -Complications include bleeding & rejection.
-Live Donors often develop problems.
-ICU staff, monitor neuro, monitor for infection. - ANS-Liver Transplant
-Difficult to diagnose.
-Often detected late. - ANS-Gallbladder Cancer
-Goes along with Hepatitis B.
-No vaccine available. - ANS-Hepatitis D
-Hot flashes.
-Night sweats.
-Cessation of menses for 1 year.
-Stress incontinence.
-Urge incontinence.
-Breast tenderness. - ANS-Post Menopause
-Hysterosalpinogram
-Laproscopy - ANS-Tubal Patency
-Inflammation w/ unknown cause.
-Can proceed to cirrhosis. - ANS-Autoimmune Hepatitis
-Inflammation, fibrosis, & stricture of bile duct.
Complications: cirrhosis, cancer. - ANS-Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis
-Irregular menses.
-Stress incontinence.
-Urge incontinence.
-Osteoporosis.
-Mood change. - ANS-Perimenopause
-Loss of bile duct and cholestasis.
-Leads to fibrosis and cirrhosis. - ANS-Primary Biliary Cirrhosis
-Nontender fluid filled mass.
-Usually reduces on own. - ANS-Hydrocele
-Radiation in or near tumor.
-Give cleansing enema and insert foley.
