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NUR 3310 Quiz 2 Questions and Answers Latest Update What is asthma? - Answers Constricting of the airway due to inflammation and muscular contraction of the bronchioles. Also called Reactive Airway Disease What is COPD? - Answers Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Irreversible decrease in the ability to force air out of the lungs. What two conditions fall under COPD? - Answers emphysema and chronic bronchitis What is emphysema? - Answers a condition in which the air sacs of the lungs ...

NUR 3310 Quiz 3 Alterations to GI Exam Questions Well Answered Latest 2025 Where does ulcerative colitis form? - Answers begins forming in the rectum and moves in a continuous pattern toward the cecum What layers of the bowel does ulcerative colitis damage? - Answers innermost What does ulcerative colitis cause? - Answers large fluid and electrolyte losses, stools are bloodier than in Crohn's Where does Crohn's disease occur? - Answers any place in the GI tract from mouth to anus What...

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NUR 3310 Quiz 3 content Questions and Answers Graded A+ How is fluid balance monitored? - Answers osmoreceptors in the hypothalamus What happens when increased plasma osmolality is detected? - Answers The posterior PG releases ADH, triggering the kidneys to retain fluid What does increased osmolality cause? - Answers thirst mechanism in the hypothalamus What is serum osmolality? - Answers is a test that measures the amount of chemicals dissolved in the fluid portion of blood (serum). What i...

NUR 3310 Exam 1 - Anxiety & Stress Questions with Correct Answers Graded A+ Anxiety - Answers An alert to the human condition of impending doom, either real or imagined, accompanied by autonomic responses that serve as a protective mechanism. Anxiety vs Fear vs Normal Anxiety - Answers Anxiety: Apprehension, uneasiness, uncertainty, or dread from real or perceived threat Fear: Reaction to specific danger Normal anxiety: Necessary for survival Mild to Moderate Anxiety - Answers May have ...

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