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Instructor’s Manual Advanced Nutrition and Human Metabolism, Gropper, 7e Chapter 1 – The Cell: A Microcosm of Life

● What is the best confirmatory test to diagnose cirrhosis? ○ Liver biopsy is the gold standard ● What are physical exam findings for hepatic encephalopathy? ○ Hepatic encephalopathy is the neuropsychiatric manifestation of liver disease w neurotoxic effects of pneumonia that can result in ■ asterixis - flapping tremors ■ Apraxia- inability to construct simple figures, perform tasks when asked ■ Fetor hepaticus- musty sweet odor of the patient's breath ● What treatment...

Actions to take when capture is imminent include. - ~Try to retain your personal cell phone ~Sanitize personal or sensitive materials ~Leave evidence of presence at capture point An effective memory tool that can assist you with using situational awareness during an isolating event is the acronym PAID-E, which stands for perceive, ______________, interpret, decide, and execute. - analyze As part of your resistance posture you should portray ______ at all times. - innocence Continuously le...

Actions to take when capture is imminent include. (Select all that apply) - Communicate your situation (correct) Try to retain your personal cell phone (correct) Sanitize personal or sensitive materials (correct) Leave evidence of presence at capture point (correct) An effective memory tool that can assist you with using situational awareness during an isolating event is the acronym PAID-E, which stands for perceive, ______________, interpret, decide, and execute. - analyze (correct) As ...

"Heart Disease" is also known as: - Coronary Artery Disease A 92 year old male presented to the ED without a heart rate and not breathing. He was successfully resuscitated in the Emergency Department, but he required a breathing tube (intubation) and is receiving oxygen through a ventilator. Where do you think he will go next? - Inpatient A gastrointestinal perforation (also known as ruptured bowel) is a highly emergent condition that occurs when there is a hole in the wall of part of the...

Heart disease" is also known as: A: Coronary Artery Disease B: Coronary Arterial Deficit C: Congestive Artery Disconnect D: Myocardial infarction - Answer: A a 92 year old male presented to the ED without a heart rate and not breathing. He was successfully resuscitated in the Emergency Department, but he required a breathing tube( intubation) and is receiving oxygen through a ventilator. Where do you think he will go next? A: Urgent care clinic B: Inpatient C: Outpatient clinic - Answ...

osis - disease of abortus - total number of miscarriages or elective abortions adverse reaction - nausea/vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, dizziness BiPAP - biphasic positive airway pressure BMP - basic metabolic panel electrolytes (Na, K, Cl) kidney function - BUN and creatinine blood glucose BPH - benign prostatic hypertrophy; enlarged prostate CBC - complete blood count; WBC, Hgb, Hc

Heart Disease" is also known as: a. Coronary Artery Disease b. Coronary Arterial Deficit c. Congestive Artery Disconnect d. Myocardial Infarction - a. Coronary Artery Disease 58 y/o male presents today for chest pain. He states he saw his cardiologist one week ago and had a procedure performed to assess blood flow through his coronary arteries. The procedure went well and the patient had no evidence of coronary artery disease. What procedure did he have? a. Coronary artery bypass graft ...

-algia - pain -ectomy - surgical removal -itis - suffix: inflammation or infection -osis - disease of -otomy - cutting into -plasty and rrhaphy - to repair -tomy - incision "I only take pills for my diabetes" - Non-Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus (NIDDM) (only type 2) "I take insulin shots for my diabetes" - Insulin Dependent Diabetes Melli

A patient with hyperlipidema is commonly asymptomatic. What is often the first concern for HLD? - High LDL Level An elderly patient states that she feels very faint anytime she takes her blood pressure medication. Is this an example of a true allergic reaction or an adverse reaction? - Adverse Reaction As a scribe, you will work alongside many different healthcare professionals. Which of the following is the person that will diagnose the patient? - Doctor/physician Bacteria from a UTI that...

A 1-item pre-screening question can be used to identify individuals who are appropriate for a full screening. - True A brief intervention lasting as little as 5 minutes can increase the likelihood of a client making a positive behavior change. - True A primary goal of a Brief Intervention is to: - Help a client resolve ambivalence and enhance motivation for change. According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, the most common reason that people in need of SUD treatment do not r...

A patient scores in the Risky zone on the AUDIT. What's the best way to explain what "Risky" means? - May develop health problems or existing problems may worsen Based on the results of a full screen (such as the AUDIT or DAST), you get two of the following: - - The patient's level of substance use risk. -Identification of patients who might benefit from a brief intervention. Correct Brief interventions typically last for: - 5-15 minutes Dominique is a 32 year old female who scored a 2...

Nurse Toni is reviewing manifestations of newborn hypoglycemia with Claire. Which of the following manifestations should Nurse Toni include? - Jitteriness Nurse Toni is reviewing routine newborn medications with Claire. Which of the following medications should Nurse Toni include? - Erythromycin opthalmic ointment Nurse Toni is reviewing the benefits of skin-to-skin contact for a newborn with Claire and Kyle. Which of the following information should Nurse Toni include? SATA - Helps with Th...

Acetylcysteine is indicated for what and why? - COPD & Pnuemonia patients with thick mucus (normalizes mucus viscosity by breaking disulfide bonds in mucus)(Mucomyst) At what level can Nitric Oxide be discontinued? - When the baby is doing well with less than 1-2 ppm. Weaning from NO typically is: 20 to 10 to 5 to 1-2ppm then DC'd Atropine is indicated for what and why? - Slow heart rates with symptoms Increases heart rate Caffeine is indicated for what and why? - Sleep apnea in infants ...

How are drug names classified - 1. chemical 2. Brand-Trade 3. Generic 4. Official listed in USP 5. Code (testing not approved) How can you figure out the TI - lethal dose (for 50% population)/effective dose (for 50% of the population) Ratio between the two If a TI is 100, is that unsafe or safe - safe Name four reason why drugs are aerosolized - target the lungs specifically minimize systemic absorption some respiratory drugs metabolize in the stomach (epinephrine) The _________the in...

3 phases of drug action - drug administration pharmacokinetics pharmacodynamics absorption Pharmacokinetics - crossing cellular membranes active or passive acetylcholine - chemical neurotransmitter parasympathetic branch additive - the additive effect of 2 drugs is 1+1=2. the 2 drugs together give an equal to the total of their individual effects adenylcyclase - enzyme agonist - a drug or agent which not only has an affinity for a corresponding receptor, but also possesses efficacy alp...

1. Advantages of using a spacer with an MDI 3 RAC - a. Reduced loss of medicine b. Actuation and inhalation do not have to be coordinated. c. Can be used with airflow obstruction. 1. Best device to deliver bronchodilator therapy for a 3 year old at home? - a. Use of an MDI with an antistatic spacer with a mask. 1. Name a type of sympathetic nervous system receptor found in the lungs that produces bronchodilation when stimulated. - Beta 2 1. Side effects of beta agonists TTPAASI - · Tremo...

A firm begins a strategic business initiative of developing a new business model that will allow the firm to deliver an efficient tailored service to its customers. Which stakeholder would have triggered this strategic business initiative? a) Director of operations b) Production supervisor c) Project sponsor d) Financial controller - c) Project sponsor A firm beings its strategic business initiative of developing a new business model that will allow the firm to deliver an efficient, tail...

How long does prenatal development last for? - Approximately 38 weeks from conception to birth What are some newborn reflexes? - The rooting reflex - the newborn turns its head toward someone stroking its cheek. The sucking reflex - when a finger is placed in the baby's mouth, the baby will begin to suck. The palmar reflex - When a finger is placed in a newborns hand, the baby will grasp the finger. What are some non-teratogenic health concerns? - The mother's medical care and nutrition,...

A mother that uses an illegal drug can deliver a baby that is addicted to that substance - True Blood incompatibilities, such as the Rh factor, are a threat to a developing fetus. - True Consumption of alcohol during pregnancy can have serious harmful effects on developing fetuses. - True Damaging low-level radiation can be caused by common medical X-rays. - True During the embryo period, the most rapid and dramatic changes occur. - True How long does prenatal development last for? - 38 we...