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NSG-3280 EXAM 2 ACTUAL STUDY GUIDE LATEST
VERSION 2024-2025 REAL 160 QUESTION AND CORRECT
AND ANSWERS. RATED A GRADE.
Etiology of herpes - ANSWER-herpes virus contact withskin and mucous
membranes; persists in latentform in trigeminal nerve and other ganglia
Lyme disease - ANSWER-bite of tick that carries the spirochete Borrelia
burgdorferi
Lyme disease clinical manifestations - ANSWER-• Stage 1. Papules that
itch and burn
• Stage 2. Meningitis, cranial nervepalsies, and peripheral neuropathy
• Stage 3. Oligoarticular arthritis
Third disease transmitted from ticks - ANSWER-alpha-gal syndrome
transmitted from sheep and cows
Scabies - ANSWER-eggs laid by Sarcoptes scabiei mite(called scabies) on
the stratum corneum, eggs hatch into larvae, and in 3 to 4 days they
grow to adult hood; usually contracted after close contact with infested
person
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Scabies clinical manifestations - ANSWER-mall, erythematous papules,
itching, dry scale or crust around finger webs, wrist, umbilicus, and
groin area.
pediculosis - ANSWER-infestation with lice, transmitted by personal
contact or common use of brushes, combs, or headgear
Scleroderma - ANSWER-occurs spontaneously, massive collagen
deposition with fibrosis accompanied by inflammatory reactions and
vascular changes in the capillary network; can be localized or diffuse
Scleroderma clinical manifestation localized - ANSWER-skin lesions
single or multiple, violet colored, firm, inelastic macule and plaques that
enlarge slowly, can have hair loss; lesions shrivel slowly and
spontaneously
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Scleroderma clinical manifestations diffuse - ANSWER-acute onset of
muscle pain, weakness, fever, arthralgia and puffy erythematous
eruption over face an eyelid.
progresses over time to hardened skin including the esophagus,
gastrointestinal tract which become semi-rigid, lungs and heart fibrosis,
bone resorbed, and overlying tissue calcifies
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Kaposi's sarcoma - ANSWER-Form of skin cancer frequently seen in
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) patients. Consists of
brownish-purple papules that spread from the skin and metastasize to
internal organs.
Flat/purply skin lesion
Hemoptysis (coughing up blood)
Asthma - ANSWER-Characterized by 1. airway obstruction,
2. airway inflammation, and
3. increased airway reactivityto a variety of stimuli
etiology of asthma - ANSWER-• Most cases triggered by allergens and
stimuli such asexercise or exposure to cold air
• Airway obstruction that is reversible (most of the time)
• Extrinsic (Allergic) and Intrinsic (Nonallergic) types
Pathogenesis of Asthma - ANSWER-Release of inflammatory chemicals
leads to epithelialdenudation, collagen deposition beneath the
basementmembrane, mast cell activation, mucosal edema,
increasedviscid secretions, and smooth muscle contraction.
exercise induced asthma - ANSWER-airway narrowing as a result of
increased physical activity
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Etiology of herpes - ANSWER-herpes virus contact withskin and mucous
membranes; persists in latentform in trigeminal nerve and other ganglia
Lyme disease - ANSWER-bite of tick that carries the spirochete Borrelia
burgdorferi
Lyme disease clinical manifestations - ANSWER-• Stage 1. Papules that
itch and burn
• Stage 2. Meningitis, cranial nervepalsies, and peripheral neuropathy
• Stage 3. Oligoarticular arthritis
Third disease transmitted from ticks - ANSWER-alpha-gal syndrome
transmitted from sheep and cows
Scabies - ANSWER-eggs laid by Sarcoptes scabiei mite(called scabies) on
the stratum corneum, eggs hatch into larvae, and in 3 to 4 days they
grow to adult hood; usually contracted after close contact with infested
person
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Scabies clinical manifestations - ANSWER-mall, erythematous papules,
itching, dry scale or crust around finger webs, wrist, umbilicus, and
groin area.
pediculosis - ANSWER-infestation with lice, transmitted by personal
contact or common use of brushes, combs, or headgear
Scleroderma - ANSWER-occurs spontaneously, massive collagen
deposition with fibrosis accompanied by inflammatory reactions and
vascular changes in the capillary network; can be localized or diffuse
Scleroderma clinical manifestation localized - ANSWER-skin lesions
single or multiple, violet colored, firm, inelastic macule and plaques that
enlarge slowly, can have hair loss; lesions shrivel slowly and
spontaneously
10091
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diff loss
types
effects circulation
Hair
Scleroderma clinical manifestations diffuse - ANSWER-acute onset of
muscle pain, weakness, fever, arthralgia and puffy erythematous
eruption over face an eyelid.
progresses over time to hardened skin including the esophagus,
gastrointestinal tract which become semi-rigid, lungs and heart fibrosis,
bone resorbed, and overlying tissue calcifies
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Kaposi's sarcoma - ANSWER-Form of skin cancer frequently seen in
acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) patients. Consists of
brownish-purple papules that spread from the skin and metastasize to
internal organs.
Flat/purply skin lesion
Hemoptysis (coughing up blood)
Asthma - ANSWER-Characterized by 1. airway obstruction,
2. airway inflammation, and
3. increased airway reactivityto a variety of stimuli
etiology of asthma - ANSWER-• Most cases triggered by allergens and
stimuli such asexercise or exposure to cold air
• Airway obstruction that is reversible (most of the time)
• Extrinsic (Allergic) and Intrinsic (Nonallergic) types
Pathogenesis of Asthma - ANSWER-Release of inflammatory chemicals
leads to epithelialdenudation, collagen deposition beneath the
basementmembrane, mast cell activation, mucosal edema,
increasedviscid secretions, and smooth muscle contraction.
exercise induced asthma - ANSWER-airway narrowing as a result of
increased physical activity
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