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Final Exam: NR293 / NR 293 (New 2024/2025 Update) Pharmacology |Review with Questions and Verified Answers| Complete Guide | 100% Correct | A Grade - Chamberlain Estrogens Responsible for: Development and maintenance of the female reproductive system Development of female secondary sex characteristics Shaping of body contours and development of the skeleton QUESTION Estrogenic Drugs Answer: Conjugated estrogens (Premarin) Esterified estrogens (Estratab) Estradiol t...

When would you use testosterone replacement therapy? hypogonadism andropause What is hypogonadism? redution in testosterone production congential or acquired What is andropause? clinical ageing syndrome symptom complex in presence of low levels of testosterone WHat are some signs and symptoms of andropause? loss of libido erectile dysfuntion lethargy decreased cognition restlessness depression loss of strength Which age group has the highest preva...

ABFM Family Medicine ITE 2019 Exam Updated Completely 100%Solved (with Detailed Solutions) 200Q&As Assured A+. 1. A 42-year-old female presents for follow-up after being treated for recurrent respiratory problems at an urgent care facility. She is feeling a little better after a short course of oral prednisone and use of an albuterol (Proventil, Ventolin) inhaler. She has had a gradual increase in shortness of breath, a chronic cough, and a decrease in her usual activity level over the past ...

1st event in puberty in girls? Next? Final? - correct answer thelarche (breasts) pubarche (axilla, pubic hair) menarche (period) Delayed puberty is the absence of secondary sexual development by age ______ in girls or failure of menarche within ____ years of onset of secondary sexual characteristics What are some major causes? - correct answer 12 3 hypothalamic hypogonadism (CNS tumor) or hypergonadotropic hypogonadism (turners) Primary _______ when puberty is delayed and mena...

WALDEN UNIVERSITY NURS 6521 FINALS ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY Exam Elaborations Questions with Answers Graded A. The nurse practitioner orders Amoxicillin 500 mg tid? What is the total amount of medication patient will take per day? Selected Answer: 1500 mg A 72-year-old patient is prescribed ophthalmic ciprofloxacin for a bacterial infection in her right eye. The nurse will teach her to observe for which of the following adverse effects of the drug? Selected Answer: Lid margin crusting and pru...

ABFM 2019 Exam Questions And Answers 1. A 42-year-old female presents for follow-up after being treated for recurrent respiratory problems at an urgent care facility. She is feeling a little better after a short course of oral prednisone and use of an albuterol (Proventil, Ventolin) inhaler. She has had a gradual increase in shortness of breath, a chronic cough, and a decrease in her usual activity level over the past year. She has brought a copy of a recent chest radiograph report for your...

Final Exam: NR566/ NR 566 (2023/ 2024 Latest Update) Advanced Pharmacology for Care of the Family Exam Review| Complete Guide with Questions and 100% Correct Verified Answers| Grade A - Chamberlain Q: Dutasteride patient teaching and response to delayed onset of therapeutic effect: Answer: Benefits take months to develop, decreased ejaculate volume and libido, FDA Pregnancy Risk Category X (it can be absorbed through the skin, so pregnant women should not handle the drug), men should no...

48. Nausea / Vomiting When choosing an agent: Focus on individual patient, evaluate risk factors, and rule out other causes. Agent related variables (efficacy, ADR's, cost) Please review mechanisms, ADRs and Promethazine -Block DA2 receptors in the CTZ + have antihistaminic and anticholinergic effects.ADR's: EPS, sedation, hypotension Place in therapy: "general purpose antiemetics". not very effective in severe n/v (i.e. chemotherapy induced n/v (CINV)Example Lorazepam -Benzodiazepines ...

Overview of anemia Correct Answer-Big pictures: hypoproliferative vs. hemolytic vs. blood loss vs. sequestration Hypoproliferative: 1. Production defects (ACD, acute inflammation, impaired renal fxn, hypometabolism-Thyroid, hypogonadism, adrenal insuff; BM damage; all with little polychromasia, few retics; 2. Maturation defects: a. Cytoplasmic- Hgb synthesis-Fe def, sideroblastic, globin synthesis (thallasemia); b. Nuclear- DNA synthesis defect (B12, folate) Hemolytic: 1. Intrinsic (inherited)...

ABFM Family Medicine ITE 2019 Exam Updated Completely 100%Solved (with Detailed Solutions) 200Q&As Assured A+. 1. A 42-year-old female presents for follow-up after being treated for recurrent respiratory problems at an urgent care facility. She is feeling a little better after a short course of oral prednisone and use of an albuterol (Proventil, Ventolin) inhaler. She has had a gradual increase in shortness of breath, a chronic cough, and a decrease in her usual activity level over the past ...