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- BGL >120 mg/dl
- frequent urination, thirst, hunger
- dehydration
- warm and dry skin (warm and dry: sugar high)
- tiredness
- blurred vision
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1 Risk factors for esophageal varices 2 Shunt
3 Tuberculosis s/s 4 Hyperglycemia
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Risk factors for esophageal varices - severe cirhosis/liver failure
- excessive alcohol use
- excessive vomiting
- portal hypertension
Esophageal varices enlarged veins in the esophagus
Meningitis inflammation of the meninges
- quick onset (12-24 hrs)
- s/s fever, headache, stiff neck, altered mental
status
- Very contagious and very deadly once
symptoms are present
PPE for a pt. with Meningitis - Both you and your pt. should wear N-95 masks
Tuberculosis s/s bloody sputum, night sweats, fevers, sudden
weight loss
Only contagious form of TB Respiratory
Measles s/s Koplik spots: start on head and shower down
body (also seen in mouth)
MRSA - bacteria that causes infections
- resistant to many antibiotics
- can be transferred in hospitals between
patients
Ebola - viral hemorrhagic fever
- pt. loses a lot of fluids
- fatality can be as high as 70% without prompt
treatment
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
- BGL >120 mg/dl
- frequent urination, thirst, hunger
- dehydration
- warm and dry skin (warm and dry: sugar high)
- tiredness
- blurred vision
Choose an answer
1 Risk factors for esophageal varices 2 Shunt
3 Tuberculosis s/s 4 Hyperglycemia
Don't know?
, Terms in this set (77)
Risk factors for esophageal varices - severe cirhosis/liver failure
- excessive alcohol use
- excessive vomiting
- portal hypertension
Esophageal varices enlarged veins in the esophagus
Meningitis inflammation of the meninges
- quick onset (12-24 hrs)
- s/s fever, headache, stiff neck, altered mental
status
- Very contagious and very deadly once
symptoms are present
PPE for a pt. with Meningitis - Both you and your pt. should wear N-95 masks
Tuberculosis s/s bloody sputum, night sweats, fevers, sudden
weight loss
Only contagious form of TB Respiratory
Measles s/s Koplik spots: start on head and shower down
body (also seen in mouth)
MRSA - bacteria that causes infections
- resistant to many antibiotics
- can be transferred in hospitals between
patients
Ebola - viral hemorrhagic fever
- pt. loses a lot of fluids
- fatality can be as high as 70% without prompt
treatment
