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Brain region where positive symptoms occur - Answer mesolimbic Brain region where negative symptoms occur - Answer mesocortical/nucleus acumen's Brain region where affective symptoms occur - Answer ventromedial prefrontal cortex Brain region where aggressive symptoms occur - Answer orbitofrontal cortex/amygdala Brain region where cognitive symptoms occur - Answer Dorsolateral prefrontal limbic system - Answer frontal lobe, hippocampus, parahi...

What percentage of women experience feeling the "blues" after delivering? a. 5-10% b. 20-30% c. 40-45% d. 50-85% - Answer d. 50-85% Margaret, age 68, is a widow of 6 months. Since her husband died, her sister reports that Margaret has become socially withdrawn, has lost weight, and does little more each day than visit the cemetery where her husband was buried. She told her sister today that she "didn't have anything more to live for." She has been hospitalized with...

2-3 - Answer How many symptoms for mild substance disorder? 4-5 - Answer How many symptoms for moderate substance disorder? 6+ - Answer How many symptoms for severe substance disorder? Severe alcohol intoxication - Answer What diagnosis do they have? Nervous system depression (sleepiness, coma, lethargy, and decreased response to pain). Withdrawal accompanied by pain Digestive problems that include vomiting, bleeding, and dehydration Slow or absent breathing ...

What is HEEADSSS? - Answer Home Education and employment Eating Activities Drugs Sexuality Suicide and depression Safety How should intercations be recorder with a child who is abused? - Answer VERBATIM! what interverntions are done to a chidlren who ingested poison? - Answer call posion control get antidote gastric lavage and antidote is not as common irrigate bowel what are the SS of a child who has a foreign body int heri esophagus? - Answer substern...

Why is the pediatric population more susceptible to dehydration? - Answer They have higher water needs, and low water reserve What electrolyte do infants (2 yrs and younger) have a difficulty maintaining? - Answer Na and Ca What are the reason behing ECF deficit? - Answer V/D, hemorrhages, NG suctioning, burns When is the pt most critical, during dehydration? - Answer day 3! most change is noted then what are some SS of MILD dehydration? - Answer No chan...

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HEENT - Answer head, eyes, ears, nose, throat What is assessed in a HEENT assessment? - Answer carotid arteries, jugular vein, lymph nodes, thyroid gland, and trachea assessing facial features for symmetry - Answer eyelids, eyebrows, nasolabial folds, and mouth. Assess for any facial droop What could facial drooping mean? - Answer Stroke or bells palsy Ptosis - Answer eyelid drooping Normocephalic - Answer refers to round symmetric skull that is...

GI - Primary function - Answer -Breakdown of food for digestion -Absorption of nutrients into bloodstream -Elimination of undigested food & waste products GI - Closed system - Answer Mouth -> Esophagus -> Stomach -> Small & Large Intestines -> Rectum -> Anus Includes accessory organs (liver, gallbladder & pancreas) -*Starches start in your mouth -Saliva helps lubricate food -Pepsin: starts protein breakdown in stomach -Pepsin & starches mixed with hydroch...

Which of the following terms refers to difficult of painful sexual intercourse? a.) dyspareunia b.) dysmenorrhea c.) amenorrhea d.) endometriosis - Answer : A Dyspareunia is a common problem of aged women. Amenorrhea refers to the absence of menstrual flow. Dysmenorrhea refers to painful menstrual flow. Endometriosis is a condition in which endometrial tissue seeds into other areas of the pelvis. While examining the introitus, the nurse practitioner asks the patient to "bear ...

Purpose of IV Therapy - Answer -Maintenance or replacement of fluids and electrolytes -Provide glucose and nutrition -Access route to administer medications intravenously -Venous access to administer blood products -Venous access for emergencies -pt is NPO Complications of IV Therapy - Answer -Infiltration -Phlebitis -Infection -Occlusion -Fluid overload -Air embolism Infiltration - Answer -Fluid in subcutaneous tissue, slowed infusion rate -fluid is leaking i...

Ohio Revised Code - Answer Outlines the Adult Protective Services Law - Social, medical, and mental health care professionals are *mandated by law* to immediately report suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation to the county departments of job and family services. Attorneys, peace officers, senior service providers, coroners, clergymen and professional counselors are also required to report Ohio Administrative Code - Answer Abuse or Neglect in *Long-Term Care Facilities* - Establ...

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The nurse knows that the anterior cervical patient is at increased risk for what? - Answer increased risk for hemorrhage autonomic dysreflexia 3. A nurse is caring for a critically ill patient with autonomic dysreflexia. What clinical manifestations would the nurse expect in this patient? A) Respiratory distress and projectile vomiting B) Bradycardia and hypertension C) Tachycardia and agitation D) Third-spacing and hyperthermia - Answer sudden increase in BP or ruptured bl...

True or False: the appendix is found on the left lower side of the abdomen and is connected to the cecum of the large intestine. - Answer FALSE Which of the following are not causes of appendicitis? SATA A. Fecalith B. Routine usage of NSAIDs C. Infection due to Helicobacter pylori D. Lymph node enlargement due to viral or bacterial infection E. Diet low in fiber - Answer B. Routine usage of NSAIDs C. infection due to Helicobacter pylori E. Diet low in fiber A child is a...

1. The critical care RN is providing education about an IABP. The Nurse Understands the following about the use of an IABP as a left ventricular assist device in patient therapy? A. The patient must be scheduled for open heart surgery. B. The IABP is used to increase cardiac workload. C. The patient must be scheduled for heart transplant. D. The IABP may be used for cardiogenic shock. - Answer D. The IABP may be used for cardiogenic shock 2. The nurse is providing health education t...

Antivenin - Answer Antitoxin manufactured from venom of poisonous snakes to assist the patient's immune system response to an envenomation. Carboxyhemoglobin - Answer hemoglobin that is bound to carbon monoxide and therefore is unable to bind with oxygen, resulting in hypoxemia. Corrosive poison - Answer Alkaline or acidic agent; causes tissue destruction after contact. cricothyroidotomy - Answer surgical opening of the cricothyroid membrane to obtain an airwa...

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1. Gold sodium thiomalate is prescribed to a client with rheumatoid arthritis. Which of the following side effects indicates an overdosage of the medication? A. Flushing. B. Dizziness. C. Joint pain. D. Metallic taste. - Answer 1. Answer: D. Metallic taste. D: Gold sodium thiomalate toxicity signs are pruritus, diarrhea, dermatitis, stomatitis, and metallic taste. A&B: Flushing and dizziness are the side effects that may occur soon after the injection. C: Increased joint pain may oc...

Iron Deficiency Anemia (IDA) S/S - Answer Lethargic, pale, weird food cravings (pica), and enlarged tongue Pernicious Anemia - Answer #1 cause of B12 deficiency. Red beefy tongue Sickle Cell Anemia (SCA) - Answer Pain management, and DBT prophylaxis Oral Ferrous Sulfate - Answer For IDA. Take an hour before meals. Take with vitamin C or orange juice to enhance absorption. Constipation is common Oral Ferrous Sulfate - Answer Can stain teeth in liquid form...

what is enteral and parental nutrition? - Answer two alternate ways in which we can get nutrition into patients enteral nutrition (EN) - Answer aka tube feeding admin of liquified food or formula through tube, catheter, or stoma directly into GI tract, bypassing oral cavity what is different about EN? - Answer pts w/ EN HAVE a functioning GI tract but they are unable to orally intake (enough) food indications for EN - Answer indications for EN: -anorexia -or...