Galen College of Nursing-Louisville NSG 3850
NSG 3850 - Exam 4
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S/S of chronic hep C? - encephalopathy
- changes in LOC
What is the etiology (cause) of cholelithiasis? Oversaturation of bile stones OR cholesterol stones
What are risk factors for non-alcoholic - DM
steatohepatitis/fatty liver? - obesity (BMI >30)
- high cholesterol
What are the diagnostic test(s) for Ultrasound is first
cholelithiasis/cholecystitis? *can do CT, MRI
How do we confirm cirrhosis? Liver biopsy
What is the incubation period for hep A? 2-7 weeks
, What is the incubation period for hep B? 2-6 months
What is the incubation period for hep C? 2-26 weeks
What is the incubation period for hep D? Already have hep B so doesn't really matter
What is the incubation period for hep E? 2-9 weeks
How do we differentiate b/w the various types of Serologic testing
hepatitis?
Which hepatitis' have vaccines? Hep A and Hep B
Hepatitis A is an acute infection. What type of serologic Anti-HAV IgM
marker do we expect to see? (means acute infection)
What does the positive hepatitis B surface antigen mean? Indicates active infection of hepatitis B
What does hepatitis C with positive anti-HCV result They have antibodies to the virus
mean?
ETOH hepatitis causes necrosis. What is happening to Inflamed lobes leads to necrosis of hepatocytes
cause this?
What are risks to exposure to hep A? - poor sanitation
- contaminated water
I have advanced liver disease that is approaching liver Portal vein HTN
failure. I have developed ascites with esophageal varices.
What is behind this complication?
What groups are at risk for cholesterol gallstones? - high spinal cord injury
- pt's on TPN
- rapid wt loss pt's
- pregnant women
GRAVES ISEASE: what labs do we expect to see? - high TSH autoantibodies
- low TSH
What is Hashimoto's thyroiditis? An inflammatory process: progressive destruction of gland causing initial release
of T3/T4 (HYPER-) but as its destroyed, it becomes HYPO-
NSG 3850 - Exam 4
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NSG 3800 practice questions exam4... Patho Exam 4 review questions Exam 4 NSG 3850 LATEST VERSION... NSG 38
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Terms in this set (60) Hide definitions
S/S of chronic hep C? - encephalopathy
- changes in LOC
What is the etiology (cause) of cholelithiasis? Oversaturation of bile stones OR cholesterol stones
What are risk factors for non-alcoholic - DM
steatohepatitis/fatty liver? - obesity (BMI >30)
- high cholesterol
What are the diagnostic test(s) for Ultrasound is first
cholelithiasis/cholecystitis? *can do CT, MRI
How do we confirm cirrhosis? Liver biopsy
What is the incubation period for hep A? 2-7 weeks
, What is the incubation period for hep B? 2-6 months
What is the incubation period for hep C? 2-26 weeks
What is the incubation period for hep D? Already have hep B so doesn't really matter
What is the incubation period for hep E? 2-9 weeks
How do we differentiate b/w the various types of Serologic testing
hepatitis?
Which hepatitis' have vaccines? Hep A and Hep B
Hepatitis A is an acute infection. What type of serologic Anti-HAV IgM
marker do we expect to see? (means acute infection)
What does the positive hepatitis B surface antigen mean? Indicates active infection of hepatitis B
What does hepatitis C with positive anti-HCV result They have antibodies to the virus
mean?
ETOH hepatitis causes necrosis. What is happening to Inflamed lobes leads to necrosis of hepatocytes
cause this?
What are risks to exposure to hep A? - poor sanitation
- contaminated water
I have advanced liver disease that is approaching liver Portal vein HTN
failure. I have developed ascites with esophageal varices.
What is behind this complication?
What groups are at risk for cholesterol gallstones? - high spinal cord injury
- pt's on TPN
- rapid wt loss pt's
- pregnant women
GRAVES ISEASE: what labs do we expect to see? - high TSH autoantibodies
- low TSH
What is Hashimoto's thyroiditis? An inflammatory process: progressive destruction of gland causing initial release
of T3/T4 (HYPER-) but as its destroyed, it becomes HYPO-
