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Acute cystitis correct answer: Infection of bladder commonly due to coliform bacteria (E coli) and gram postive (enterococci) Symptoms of acute cystitis? correct answer: Irritating voiding symptoms, suprapubic discomfort, hematuria Treatment for uncomplicated cystitis in women includes? correct answer: Fosfomycin, nitrofurantoin, bactrim What is acute pyelonephritis? correct answer: infectious inflammatory diease involving kidney parenchyma and renal pelvis What is most common ca...

Bifidobacterium: Prokaryotic or Eukaryotic? Autotrophic or Heterotrophic? Unicellular, Colonial, or Multicellular? - -Prokaryotic, Heterotrophic, Unicellular Bifidobacterium: Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Common Name - Bacteria, Bacteria, Actinobacteria, Yogurt Bacterium Bifidobacterium: Habitat - Human Intestine Bifidobacterium: How is food/energy obtained? - Extracellular digestion breaks down non-living organic material and absorb nutrients from it, uses food material that its host has eaten...

GTC Microbiology test 4 New 2023 Version with complete solution What do we call antibiotic that kill gram negative and gram postive bacteria? Broad spectrum What do we call it when we give the patient 2 or 3 different antibiotics at once? why would we do that? Combination therapy. It makes it more difficult for a pathogen to develop resistance If a drug has a low chemotherapeutic index, what does that mean? Is that good or bad? Drugs that have a low chemotherapy index often inhibit pathw...

GTC Microbiology test 4 New 2023 Version with complete solution What do we call antibiotic that kill gram negative and gram postive bacteria? Broad spectrum What do we call it when we give the patient 2 or 3 different antibiotics at once? why would we do that? Combination therapy. It makes it more difficult for a pathogen to develop resistance If a drug has a low chemotherapeutic index, what does that mean? Is that good or bad? Drugs that have a low chemotherapy index often inhibit pathw...

ASCP RECALLS NON-INFLAMMATORY ORIGIN TRANSUDATES ARE USUALLY OF CONTAMINATION OF NUCLEIC ACID A COMMON ERROR IN POLYMERASE REACTION: POSITIVE DAT CAUSE OF FALSE NEGATIVE FORWARD ABO TYPING: POSITIVE DAT INCUBATION AT 37 C HYPERGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA ROULEAUX M. Tuburculosis PICTURE OF AN AFB SMEAR: GROWS WELL ON AN EGGS BASED MEDIUM AFTER 3 WEEKS POLYCYTHEMIA VERA DECREASE ERYTHROPOIETIN LEVEL IS FOUND IN: RECOLLECT A NEW SAMPLE IN A LESSER AMOUNT OF CITRATE. A BLOOD SAMPLE FOR COAGULATION WA...

FCCS questions with complete solutions 2023What is the first indicator of critical illness Tachypnea Evidence of decreased perfusion include? AMS, Urine output, skin temperature DIRECT Detection, intervention, Reassessment, effective communication, teamwork Late sign of circulatory demise hypotension Important indicator of critical illness Metabolic acidosis -> lactacte measurement -> anaerobic metabolism What does metabolic acidosis suggest? hypo p...

UWorld NCLEX Cram EXAM 1 2023/2024 UWorld NCLEX Cram EXAM 1 2023/2024 Terms in this set (2000) Lambert Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome Lambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome is a neuromuscular disorder presenting with proximal muscle weakness (trouble getting up the stairs or getting up), cranial nerve involvement, and autonomic symptoms (like impotence). many patients also have small cell lung cancer classically. Narcolepsy rare neurolgoic disorder characterized by episodes or ...

Critical Care HESI Questions and Answers Already Graded A The nurses calculating fluid resuscitation for young adult male who was burned in a bloody accident at 1200 and is seen in the ER at 1400. The HCP determines that the client has burn over 30% of his body, mainly over his arms and chest. Using the Parkland formula for fluid resuscitation, the client is to receive 7000 mL of fluid in 24 hours. Which goal should the nurse establish for this clients plan of care? By 2000, the client will hav...

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GTC Microbiology test 4 New 2023 Version with complete solution What do we call antibiotic that kill gram negative and gram postive bacteria? Broad spectrum What do we call it when we give the patient 2 or 3 different antibiotics at once? why would we do that? Combination therapy. It makes it more difficult for a pathogen to develop resistance If a drug has a low chemotherapeutic index, what does that mean? Is that good or bad? Drugs that have a low chemotherapy index often inhibit pathw...