NURS 405 Final Exam WITH VERIFIED
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calculi that form in the urinary tract or bladder
Choose an answer
What type of cell is usually the reason for Can the patient taste and smell with a
1 2
head and neck cancers partial laryngectomy
3 Precancerous cells for laryngeal cancer 4 Urolithiasis
Don't know?
What type of cell is usually the reason for squamous
head and neck cancers
Primary risk factor for laryngeal cancer alcohol and tobacco use
What is the earliest sign of Laryngeal hoarseness
cancer
Where does Laryngeal cancer most often lungs
metastasize to?
, Precancerous cells for laryngeal cancer leukoplakia
hoarseness for two weeks
raspy low voice
Symptoms of Laryngeal Cancer persistent cough
sore throat
lump in neck
dysphagia
dyspnea
Late Symptoms of Laryngeal cancer
persistent hoarseness
pain in ear
What exam is done to diagnose laryngeal laryngoscopic exam for tissue biopsy
cancer
Partial laryngectomy only has part of vocal cords involved and the patient maintains their airway
Total laryngectomy all vocal cords are removed and permanent trach is placed
Does the airway remain intact with partial yes so they breath through their nose and mouth
laryngectomy
What do you worry about post partial aspiration
laryngectomy
Can the patient taste and smell with a yes
partial laryngectomy
HOB up
Nursing Precautions for partial
thickened liquids
laryngectomy
aspiration precautions
Does the patient still have a voice with total no
laryngectomy
Can the person still taste and smell with no
total laryngectomy
How is the airway with total laryngectomy tracheostomy is placed
What is most important with total education about airway protection
laryngectomy
will a patient with a total laryngectomy be no
at risk for choking or aspiration
Why is a patient not at risk for aspiration the airway and esophagus is completely separated
with a total laryngectomy
How do you change CPR for someone who you bag their stoma instead of their mouth
has a total laryngectomy
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Lesson 44 - Major Punctuation 5 l; c... Prepositions NCTJ - Certificate in Foundation Jou... D676 Q
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
calculi that form in the urinary tract or bladder
Choose an answer
What type of cell is usually the reason for Can the patient taste and smell with a
1 2
head and neck cancers partial laryngectomy
3 Precancerous cells for laryngeal cancer 4 Urolithiasis
Don't know?
What type of cell is usually the reason for squamous
head and neck cancers
Primary risk factor for laryngeal cancer alcohol and tobacco use
What is the earliest sign of Laryngeal hoarseness
cancer
Where does Laryngeal cancer most often lungs
metastasize to?
, Precancerous cells for laryngeal cancer leukoplakia
hoarseness for two weeks
raspy low voice
Symptoms of Laryngeal Cancer persistent cough
sore throat
lump in neck
dysphagia
dyspnea
Late Symptoms of Laryngeal cancer
persistent hoarseness
pain in ear
What exam is done to diagnose laryngeal laryngoscopic exam for tissue biopsy
cancer
Partial laryngectomy only has part of vocal cords involved and the patient maintains their airway
Total laryngectomy all vocal cords are removed and permanent trach is placed
Does the airway remain intact with partial yes so they breath through their nose and mouth
laryngectomy
What do you worry about post partial aspiration
laryngectomy
Can the patient taste and smell with a yes
partial laryngectomy
HOB up
Nursing Precautions for partial
thickened liquids
laryngectomy
aspiration precautions
Does the patient still have a voice with total no
laryngectomy
Can the person still taste and smell with no
total laryngectomy
How is the airway with total laryngectomy tracheostomy is placed
What is most important with total education about airway protection
laryngectomy
will a patient with a total laryngectomy be no
at risk for choking or aspiration
Why is a patient not at risk for aspiration the airway and esophagus is completely separated
with a total laryngectomy
How do you change CPR for someone who you bag their stoma instead of their mouth
has a total laryngectomy
