Roberts Wesleyan College

Document is written on GoodNotes with animation to describe the activation and job of B and T cells, along with some structures of the lymphatic system.

This document provides a few acronyms to remember the structures of amino acids in each of their categories. These acronyms also help to remember the three letter and one letter abbreviations for each amino acid.

This document shows the breakdown of the steps of the glycolysis and pentose phosphate pathways. Each step is draw out and labeled.

This document describes each of the key/important topics discussed in Chapters 5-7 of Lehninger Principles of Biochemistry. These are notes describing vocabulary terms, equations, diagrams and classifications that are important to know for chapter exams such as immunoglobin classes, enzyme nomenclature classification as well as structures of aldoses and ketoses.

QUESTION 1 Which type of shock is caused by an infection? ANS Septic QUESTION 2 While obtaining a health history, a nurse learns that a client is allergic to bee stings. When obtaining this client's medication history, the nurse should determine if the client keeps which medication on hand? ANS Diphenhydramine (Benadryl) QUESTION 3 The nurse is caring for as 78-year-old client with extensive cardiovascular disease. Which type of shock is the client most likely to develop? ANS Cardiogeni...

NSG 405 EXAM 1 Completed Study Guide EMERGENCY NURSING – LECTURE 1 Obstacles/appropriate action to obtain consent for treatment • Consent to examine and treat the patient is part of the ED record. • The patient needs to give consent for invasive procedures unless he or she is unconscious or in a critical condition and unable to make decisions. o If the patient is unconscious and brought to the ED without family or friends, the fact must be documented. • After treatment, a notation is mad...

NSG 405 EXAM 1 Completed Study Guide EMERGENCY NURSING – LECTURE 1 Obstacles/appropriate action to obtain consent for treatment • Consent to examine and treat the patient is part of the ED record. • The patient needs to give consent for invasive procedures unless he or she is unconscious or in a critical condition and unable to make decisions. o If the patient is unconscious and brought to the ED without family or friends, the fact must be documented. • After treatment, a notation is mad...

NSG 405 EXAM 1 Completed Study Guide EMERGENCY NURSING – LECTURE 1 Obstacles/appropriate action to obtain consent for treatment • Consent to examine and treat the patient is part of the ED record. • The patient needs to give consent for invasive procedures unless he or she is unconscious or in a critical condition and unable to make decisions. o If the patient is unconscious and brought to the ED without family or friends, the fact must be documented. • After treatment, a notati...