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Originates anywhere in the body; generalized
and unable to state an exact location
When a person is injured, which substances contribute to the pain they experience?
Select all that apply
Bradykinin
Ischemic pain
Histamine
• Originates anywhere in the body
Prostaglandin
• Duration: short term
Described as aching, burning, prickling, or
Acute pain
shooting, depending on the location of the
Described as sharp
ischemia
Originates anywhere in the body (somatic
or visceral); localized or generalized
Stimulus: existing condition; chemical
Chronic pain
Which of the following could increase the risk of having a seizure or injury from a
Example: persistent headaches seizure? Select all that apply
1. Poor management of diabetes and insulin
Described as aching, throbbing, or widespread
2. If an aura is experienced, ignore it
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Central
Tissue
Which of the following is a cause of an acute symptomatic seizure? Select all that
apply.
1. Abnormally low sodium level
Targets vital organs
Central perfusion
2. Acute traumatic head injury
3. Insulin overdose
Targets skin and local areas
Tissue perfusion
4. Drug or alcohol withdrawal
Targets the brain
What is the goal of perfusion?
Cerebral perfusion
Flood the tissues with high amounts of oxygen and nutrients.
Targets the heart
Drag and drop the perfusion type to match the corresponding description.
Myocardial perfusion
Amount of blood pumped by the heart each minute. _______Volume of blood that
flows from arteries to capillaries. _______
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Infarction What are some risk factors associated with a case of poor perfusion due to an
artery blockage?
area of dead tissue
Dyslipidemia(abnormally high or low amounts of any or all lipids or lipoproteins
in the blood)
Hypoxia
Atherosclerotic heart disease
not enough oxygen to exchange
Hypertension
Hypoxemia
not enough oxygen in the blood
Prevention level for DASH diet
primary
Necrosis
tissue death
Prevention level for Lipid screening
secondary
Ischemia
poor perfusion to the tissue/organ
Prevention level for lipid lowering agents
tertiary
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Prevention level for stent placement Which statement describes the cause of coronary artery disease?
tertiary A buildup of plaque on the inside of a coronary artery leads to reduced heart
circulation.
Prevention level for weight management
Which clinical manifestations are observable when an individual has coronary
primary
artery disease? Select all that apply.
Shortness of breath while exercising
Palpitations
Prevention level for physical
Swelling in the lower extremities
secondary
Types of fat that travel through the bloodstream
______________ is the __________ lipoprotein that is used to transport
lipids
____________ away from the peripheral cells to the liver for ____________.
High-density lipoprotein
Good
A fatty substance produced by the liver that travels through the bloodstream
Cholesterol
Cholesterol
Excretion
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Chamberlain Chamberlain
Originates anywhere in the body; generalized
and unable to state an exact location
When a person is injured, which substances contribute to the pain they experience?
Select all that apply
Bradykinin
Ischemic pain
Histamine
• Originates anywhere in the body
Prostaglandin
• Duration: short term
Described as aching, burning, prickling, or
Acute pain
shooting, depending on the location of the
Described as sharp
ischemia
Originates anywhere in the body (somatic
or visceral); localized or generalized
Stimulus: existing condition; chemical
Chronic pain
Which of the following could increase the risk of having a seizure or injury from a
Example: persistent headaches seizure? Select all that apply
1. Poor management of diabetes and insulin
Described as aching, throbbing, or widespread
2. If an aura is experienced, ignore it
,Exam 2: NR283 / NR 283 V2 (Latest Update Exam 2: NR283 / NR 283 V2 (Latest Update
) Pathophysiology | Questions and ) Pathophysiology | Questions and
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Chamberlain Chamberlain
Central
Tissue
Which of the following is a cause of an acute symptomatic seizure? Select all that
apply.
1. Abnormally low sodium level
Targets vital organs
Central perfusion
2. Acute traumatic head injury
3. Insulin overdose
Targets skin and local areas
Tissue perfusion
4. Drug or alcohol withdrawal
Targets the brain
What is the goal of perfusion?
Cerebral perfusion
Flood the tissues with high amounts of oxygen and nutrients.
Targets the heart
Drag and drop the perfusion type to match the corresponding description.
Myocardial perfusion
Amount of blood pumped by the heart each minute. _______Volume of blood that
flows from arteries to capillaries. _______
,Exam 2: NR283 / NR 283 V2 (Latest Update Exam 2: NR283 / NR 283 V2 (Latest Update
) Pathophysiology | Questions and ) Pathophysiology | Questions and
Verified Answers | 100 out of 100 | Grade A - Verified Answers | 100 out of 100 | Grade A -
Chamberlain Chamberlain
Infarction What are some risk factors associated with a case of poor perfusion due to an
artery blockage?
area of dead tissue
Dyslipidemia(abnormally high or low amounts of any or all lipids or lipoproteins
in the blood)
Hypoxia
Atherosclerotic heart disease
not enough oxygen to exchange
Hypertension
Hypoxemia
not enough oxygen in the blood
Prevention level for DASH diet
primary
Necrosis
tissue death
Prevention level for Lipid screening
secondary
Ischemia
poor perfusion to the tissue/organ
Prevention level for lipid lowering agents
tertiary
, Exam 2: NR283 / NR 283 V2 (Latest Update Exam 2: NR283 / NR 283 V2 (Latest Update
) Pathophysiology | Questions and ) Pathophysiology | Questions and
Verified Answers | 100 out of 100 | Grade A - Verified Answers | 100 out of 100 | Grade A -
Chamberlain Chamberlain
Prevention level for stent placement Which statement describes the cause of coronary artery disease?
tertiary A buildup of plaque on the inside of a coronary artery leads to reduced heart
circulation.
Prevention level for weight management
Which clinical manifestations are observable when an individual has coronary
primary
artery disease? Select all that apply.
Shortness of breath while exercising
Palpitations
Prevention level for physical
Swelling in the lower extremities
secondary
Types of fat that travel through the bloodstream
______________ is the __________ lipoprotein that is used to transport
lipids
____________ away from the peripheral cells to the liver for ____________.
High-density lipoprotein
Good
A fatty substance produced by the liver that travels through the bloodstream
Cholesterol
Cholesterol
Excretion
