Nrnp6568 week 4 quiz Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1. Question: Andrew, a 41 y/o male resident of Oklahoma, presents to the clinic in July with the following symptoms: fever, chills, severe headache photophobia, and myalgia. He states that since his fever occurred 2 days ago, he now has this rash of petechiae on wrists, forearms, and ankles. The first line pharmacological treatment for Andrew would include: 2. Question: According to the CDC, an infant can start receiving live attenuated vaccine at 6 months of age. 3. Question: Diagnostic studi...

1. Question: Andrew, a 41 y/o male resident of Oklahoma, presents to the clinic in July with the following symptoms: fever, chills, severe headache photophobia, and myalgia. He states that since his fever occurred 2 days ago, he now has this rash of petechiae on wrists, forearms, and ankles. The first line pharmacological treatment for Andrew would include: 2. Question: According to the CDC, an infant can start receiving live attenuated vaccine at 6 months of age. 3. Question: Diagnostic studi...

1. Question: Andrew, a 41 y/o male resident of Oklahoma, presents to the clinic in July with the following symptoms: fever, chills, severe headache photophobia, and myalgia. He states that since his fever occurred 2 days ago, he now has this rash of petechiae on wrists, forearms, and ankles. The first line pharmacological treatment for Andrew would include: 2. Question: According to the CDC, an infant can start receiving live attenuated vaccine at 6 months of age. 3. Question: Diagnostic studi...

1. Question: Andrew, a 41 y/o male resident of Oklahoma, presents to the clinic in July with the following symptoms: fever, chills, severe headache photophobia, and myalgia. He states that since his fever occurred 2 days ago, he now has this rash of petechiae on wrists, forearms, and ankles. The first line pharmacological treatment for Andrew would include: 2. Question: According to the CDC, an infant can start receiving live attenuated vaccine at 6 months of age. 3. Question: Diagnostic studi...

1. Question: COPD is not reversible while asthma airflow limitations are largely reversible. 2. Question: COPD has rapidly progressing symptoms while asthma symptoms occur most often during the afternoon and evening. 3. Question: An older patient complains of dyspnea, dry cough, fatigue, and swollen feet and ankles. These are symptoms of: 4. Question: Common causes of hemoptysis are: 5. Question: Normal pulse oximetry for 18-year-old is ___________. 6. Question: How would you interpret this...

1. Question: COPD is not reversible while asthma airflow limitations are largely reversible. 2. Question: COPD has rapidly progressing symptoms while asthma symptoms occur most often during the afternoon and evening. 3. Question: An older patient complains of dyspnea, dry cough, fatigue, and swollen feet and ankles. These are symptoms of: 4. Question: Common causes of hemoptysis are: 5. Question: Normal pulse oximetry for 18-year-old is ___________. 6. Question: How would you interpret this...

1. Question: COPD is not reversible while asthma airflow limitations are largely reversible. 2. Question: COPD has rapidly progressing symptoms while asthma symptoms occur most often during the afternoon and evening. 3. Question: An older patient complains of dyspnea, dry cough, fatigue, and swollen feet and ankles. These are symptoms of: 4. Question: Common causes of hemoptysis are: 5. Question: Normal pulse oximetry for 18-year-old is ___________. 6. Question: How would you interpret this...

1. Question: COPD is not reversible while asthma airflow limitations are largely reversible. 2. Question: COPD has rapidly progressing symptoms while asthma symptoms occur most often during the afternoon and evening. 3. Question: An older patient complains of dyspnea, dry cough, fatigue, and swollen feet and ankles. These are symptoms of: 4. Question: Common causes of hemoptysis are: 5. Question: Normal pulse oximetry for 18-year-old is ___________. 6. Question: How would you interpret this...

1. Question: Andrew, a 41 y/o male resident of Oklahoma, presents to the clinic in July with the following symptoms: fever, chills, severe headache photophobia, and myalgia. He states that since his fever occurred 2 days ago, he now has this rash of petechiae on wrists, forearms, and ankles. The first line pharmacological treatment for Andrew would include: 2. Question: According to the CDC, an infant can start receiving live attenuated vaccine at 6 months of age. 3. Question: Diagnostic studi...

1. Question: COPD is not reversible while asthma airflow limitations are largely reversible. 2. Question: COPD has rapidly progressing symptoms while asthma symptoms occur most often during the afternoon and evening. 3. Question: An older patient complains of dyspnea, dry cough, fatigue, and swollen feet and ankles. These are symptoms of: 4. Question: Common causes of hemoptysis are: 5. Question: Normal pulse oximetry for 18-year-old is ___________. 6. Question: How would you interpret this...