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1 There are three stages of Lyme Disease. ...
Stage 1 is known for: fever, chills, myalgia
and erythema migrans Stage 2 is known for:
fatigue, migratory arthralgia and cranial
nerve palsies Stage 3 is known for:
memory, sleep and mood problems
TB drugs can cause body fluids to have an orange tinge
The nurse practitioner knows that medical Amoxicillin-clavulanate (Augmentin) is an excellent choice for empiric treatment of
management for a brown recluse spider animal bites.
bite includes:
Taldalafil (Cialis) and vardenafil (Levitra) are ED
oral treatments for
incidence # of new cases
prevalence # of all cases
Mupirocin and oral erythromycin are ...
superior to penicillin as a treatment for
impetigo. When there are numerous
lesions, patients should receive oral
antimicrobials.
A low fever is an oral reading of 99° to ...
100.4° F. A moderate fever is an oral reading
of 100.5° to 104° F. A high fever is an oral
reading of 104° F and more.
Children with positive H. pylori are at risk ...
for development of gastric cancer. They
should be followed closely.
don't use lindane for tx of lice in infants and neurotoxic effects
children
, can use permethin for lice ...
The flat, large, dark ink to purple stain-like ...
lesions occurring in irregular shapes and
sizes are nevus flammeus or "port wine"
stains. A large lesion located on half the
facial area may be a sign of trigeminal
nerve involvement and Sturge-Weber
Syndrome (a neurological disorder).
Primary open-angle glaucoma has a ...
gradual onset of increased IOP due to
blockage of drainage of the aqueous
humor. The optic nerve undergoes ischemic
damage resulting in permanent visual loss.
It is the most common type of glaucoma
and is most commonly seen in elderly
patients, especially those of African
background or diabetics.
Patients with CHF who have been ...
prescribed a diuretic should be see every 1
- 2 weeks until they are symptom free. After
that they should be seen every 3 - 6
months.
increased hydrostatic pressure pulmonary edema
normal cap refill 2
Mitral stenosis typically results from ...
rheumatic fever or strep.
NGASR The Nurses Global Assessment Risk ...
for Suicide (NGASR) assesses a patient's
suicide risk
The sudden massive destruction of spirochetes after a Penicillin G injection causes
an immune-mediated reaction that usually resolves spontaneously. Treatment is
Jarisch-Herxheimer Reaction
supportive. Reiter's Syndrome is an immune-mediated reaction secondary to
infection with certain bacteria.
Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Syndrome is a result of liver scarring from chlamydial or gonococcal infection.
a condition in which the bone marrow does not make enough new blood cells. Bone
Aplastic anemia marrow is the soft, fatty tissue in the center of bones - tx with oxygen and
immunosuppressive therapy
what is the chart to test for color blindness Isihara
normal finding of Weber sound does not lateralize
painless central vision loss more common macular degeneration
in smokers is
slapped cheek rash!!!, lacy reticular rash!!! on body, may have fever and/or runny
nose - usually in preschool age kids - if pregnant mom gets it, can cause miscarriage
Fifth Disease
- no tx - will go away on own - in adult women who get Fifth Disease, often have
joint pain and swelling - most common time to get is spring
maculopapular brick red rash that starts in measels (Rubeola) - virus
head and neck and spreads to trunk and
extremities is
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Module 2- antibiotics Non-Enteric Gram Negatives HIV/ AIDS NCLEX Style Questions (... PANCE
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1 There are three stages of Lyme Disease. ...
Stage 1 is known for: fever, chills, myalgia
and erythema migrans Stage 2 is known for:
fatigue, migratory arthralgia and cranial
nerve palsies Stage 3 is known for:
memory, sleep and mood problems
TB drugs can cause body fluids to have an orange tinge
The nurse practitioner knows that medical Amoxicillin-clavulanate (Augmentin) is an excellent choice for empiric treatment of
management for a brown recluse spider animal bites.
bite includes:
Taldalafil (Cialis) and vardenafil (Levitra) are ED
oral treatments for
incidence # of new cases
prevalence # of all cases
Mupirocin and oral erythromycin are ...
superior to penicillin as a treatment for
impetigo. When there are numerous
lesions, patients should receive oral
antimicrobials.
A low fever is an oral reading of 99° to ...
100.4° F. A moderate fever is an oral reading
of 100.5° to 104° F. A high fever is an oral
reading of 104° F and more.
Children with positive H. pylori are at risk ...
for development of gastric cancer. They
should be followed closely.
don't use lindane for tx of lice in infants and neurotoxic effects
children
, can use permethin for lice ...
The flat, large, dark ink to purple stain-like ...
lesions occurring in irregular shapes and
sizes are nevus flammeus or "port wine"
stains. A large lesion located on half the
facial area may be a sign of trigeminal
nerve involvement and Sturge-Weber
Syndrome (a neurological disorder).
Primary open-angle glaucoma has a ...
gradual onset of increased IOP due to
blockage of drainage of the aqueous
humor. The optic nerve undergoes ischemic
damage resulting in permanent visual loss.
It is the most common type of glaucoma
and is most commonly seen in elderly
patients, especially those of African
background or diabetics.
Patients with CHF who have been ...
prescribed a diuretic should be see every 1
- 2 weeks until they are symptom free. After
that they should be seen every 3 - 6
months.
increased hydrostatic pressure pulmonary edema
normal cap refill 2
Mitral stenosis typically results from ...
rheumatic fever or strep.
NGASR The Nurses Global Assessment Risk ...
for Suicide (NGASR) assesses a patient's
suicide risk
The sudden massive destruction of spirochetes after a Penicillin G injection causes
an immune-mediated reaction that usually resolves spontaneously. Treatment is
Jarisch-Herxheimer Reaction
supportive. Reiter's Syndrome is an immune-mediated reaction secondary to
infection with certain bacteria.
Fitz-Hugh-Curtis Syndrome is a result of liver scarring from chlamydial or gonococcal infection.
a condition in which the bone marrow does not make enough new blood cells. Bone
Aplastic anemia marrow is the soft, fatty tissue in the center of bones - tx with oxygen and
immunosuppressive therapy
what is the chart to test for color blindness Isihara
normal finding of Weber sound does not lateralize
painless central vision loss more common macular degeneration
in smokers is
slapped cheek rash!!!, lacy reticular rash!!! on body, may have fever and/or runny
nose - usually in preschool age kids - if pregnant mom gets it, can cause miscarriage
Fifth Disease
- no tx - will go away on own - in adult women who get Fifth Disease, often have
joint pain and swelling - most common time to get is spring
maculopapular brick red rash that starts in measels (Rubeola) - virus
head and neck and spreads to trunk and
extremities is
