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Bradypnea - Answer below 10 Eupnea - Answer regular, un-labored breathing between 12-20 Tachypnea - Answer above 20 Dyspnea - Answer shortness of breath Systolic - Answer top #, contraction of ventricles Diastolic - Answer bottom #, ventricles are at rest, lower pressure present at all times Aspiration - Answer withdrawal of fluid that has abnormally collected, to obtain a specimen Auscultation - Answer process of listening to sounds produced within t...

The three levels of dysfunction that may be evaluated in a patient with an endocrine problem are primary, secondary, and tertiary. The possible defective sites that correspond to these primary, secondary, and tertiary levels of dysfunction are respectively - Answer D. Target gland, pituitary, hypothalamus Pituitary secretion of adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) is inhibited by elevated levels of: - Answer B. Cortisol An example of ectopic hormone production would be: - Answer C. ...

1. Nurse practitioner prescriptive authority is regulated by: 1. The National Council of State Boards of Nursing 2. The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration 3. The State Board of Nursing for each state 4. The State Board of Pharmacy - Answer 3 2. The benefits to the patient of having an advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) prescriber include: 1. Nurses know more about pharmacology than other prescribers because they take it both in their basic nursing program and in their AP...

anotia - Answer outer ear; absent pinna, occurs w/ CHL, tx: surgery microtia - Answer outer ear; tiny pinna, occurs w/ CHL, tx: surgery atresia - Answer outer ear; no EAC, occurs w/ CHL, tx: surgery stenosis - Answer outer ear; VERY narrow EAC, CHL, tx: surgery osteoma - Answer outer ear; bony growth in EAC, usually singular, pedunculated (ear canal narrower at bone), typically slow growing, potential CHL, tx: surgery if caused CHL or discomfort bony exostoses (EAC)...

What is the key difference between primary care and specialty care? -Primary care focuses on prevention and specialty care focuses on surgery. -Primary care focuses on counseling and specialty care focuses on drugs. -Primary care focuses on patients as persons and specialty care focuses on patients and their specific diseases. -All of these are correct. - Answer -Primary care focuses on patients as persons and specialty care focuses on patients and their specific diseases. Lower hospit...

Define Assessment - Answer The collection of data about the individual's health state Define Complete database - Answer subjective data, objective data, lab studies, medical records This includes a complete health history and a full physical examination. It describes the current and past health state and forms a baseline against which all future changes can be measured. It yields the first diagnoses. Critical Thinking: - Answer Critical thinking is the means by which we learn ...

Wellness definition - Answer a lifestyle that enhances our level of health Wellness Dimensions - Answer Physical health Intellectual Emotional Social Spiritual Environmental Health Literacy - Answer the ability to understand basic health concepts and apply them to one's own health decisions Healthy People 2020 Mission - Answer -Identify nationwide health-improvement priorities -INcrease public awareness and understanding of the determinants for health, disease, and di...

Pro-cholinergic drug side effects (class) - Answer Cholinesterase inhibitors Cholinesterase inhibitor/Acetylcholinesterase inhibitor drugs - Answer Donezepil Pro-cholinergic side effects - Answer Salivate more Sweat more Greater tear formation Increased urinary frequency Diarrhea Bradycardia Pro-cholinergic mechanism - Answer Increase the amount of acetylcholine Anti-cholinergic drug side effects (class) - Answer Antihistamines First generation antihistamines -...

Lisinopril - Answer ACE inhibitor Benazepril - Answer ACE inhibitor Enalapril - Answer ACE inhibitor Ramipril - Answer ACE inhibitor Amoldipine Besylate - Answer Calcium Channel Blocker DHP Nifedipine - Answer Calcium channel blocker DHP Diltiazem - Answer calcium channel blocker Non-DHP Verapamil - Answer Calcium channel blocker Non-DHP Levothyroxine - Answer thyroid Losartan - Answer ARB

When do atrial dysrhythmias need to be treated? - Answer When symptoms occur Assessment findings that require attention (atrial dysrhythmias) - Answer - Pale, cool, clammy (damp) skin - Nausea and vomiting (N/V) - Dizziness, weakness, and faintness, - SOB - Hypotension - Dyspnea - Tachycardia - Diaphoresis - Mild to severe chest pain - Confusion or disorientation - Cyanosis - Decreased urinary output - Unresponsiveness Normal PR interval - Answer Less than or equal to...

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What are the different types of health assessments, and when would each be performed - Answer Comprehensive assessment- Detailed history and physical examination performed at the onset of care in a primary care, admission to hospital, or long-term facility Problem-based/focused assessment- Involves a detailed history and examination that are limited to a specific problem or complaint. Used in a walk-in clinic or emergency department but may occur in other outpatient settings Episodic/fo...

Pleural layers of the lungs - Answer parietal -adheres to thorax wall (outer) visceral- adheres to lungs (inner) principle muscle of respiration - Answer Diaphram How many lobes of the lung - Answer 3 on right: LUL, LML, LLL 2 on left: LLL, LUL Pulseox - Answer measures oxygen saturation, norm is >95% ABGs - Answer arterial blood gases - blood drawn from arteries thoracentesis - Answer aspirated fluid from pleural space broncoscopy - Answer visualizati...

What are the different types of health assessments, and when would each be performed? - Answer Comprehensive: detailed history and physical exam performed at onset of care in primary care setting or on admission to a hospital/long-term facility: encompass health problems experienced by patient; health promotion/prevention and assessment for health problems. Focused: problem-focused, limited to specific problem or complaint (ex. sprained ankle), walk-in or clinics, outpatient setting. consi...

structure and function of eye - Answer -eye is complex organ -sight occurs when eyes and brain work together to detect, translate, and interpret incoming visible spectrum electromagnetic radiation. ▪What is the thin membrane covering the front of the eye and eyelids called? A.Conjunctiva B.Tarsal plates C.Lacrimal ducts D.Aqueous humor - Answer conjunctiva- thing membrane cover upper eyelid extraocular structures - Answer eyebrows, eyelashes: protect eyes eyelids: protect ...

arthritis - Answer inflammation of a joint types of joints - Answer fibrous, cartilaginous, synovial myopathy - Answer muscle disease rheumatoid arthritis - Answer a chronic autoimmune disorder in which the joints are attacked osteoarthritis - Answer inflammation of the bone and joint osteoporosis - Answer loss of bone density myalgia - Answer muscle pain muscular dystrophy - Answer inherited diseases that cause degeneration of muscles ataxia - Ans...

A 52-year-old male patient is admitted to the hospital with a new diagnosis of rectal cancer. The nurse conducts which type of assessment on his admission? A. Comprehensive assessment B. Problem-based health assessment C. Episodic assessment D. Screening assessment for colorectal cancer - Answer A After collecting data, the nurse begins data analysis with which activity? A. documenting information from the history B. organizing the data collected C. reporting data to other care prov...

What are the benefits of eating healthy? - Answer decreased risk of chronic diseases(type 2 diabetes), hypertension, heart disease, cancers decreased risk of obesity decreased risk of micronutrient deficiencies What is nutrition? - Answer the state of balance between nutrient intake and physiological requirements for growth and physical activity T/F nutrition influences our genetic code - Answer True What is weight loss? - Answer A person will lose weight by decreasing the...

Vital Signs (Subjective or Objective)? - Answer Objective Skin Assessment (Subjective or Objective)? - Answer Objective Lung Sounds (Subjective or Objective)? - Answer Objective Pain (Subjective or Objective)? - Answer Subjective Dizziness (Subjective or Objective)? - Answer Subjective Vision Screening (Subjective or Objective)? - Answer Objective Itching (Subjective or Objective)? - Answer Subjective Dysphagia (difficulty swallowing) (Subjective or Obje...