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The patient will remain free of odorous or purulent drainage from the wound. - Answer-d. The patient will remain free of odorous or purulent drainage from the wound. Because the patient has an open wound and the skin is no longer intact to protect the tissue, the patient is at increased risk for infection. The nurse will be assessing the patient for signs and symptoms of infection, including an increase in temperature, an increase in white count, and odorous and purulent drainage from the wou...

A patient has been taking the monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI) phenelzine (Nardil) for 6 months. The patient wants to go to a party and asks the nurse, "Will just one beer be a problem?" Which advice from the nurse is correct? a. "You can drink beer as long as you have a designated driver." b. "Now that you've had the last dose of that medication, there will be no further dietary restrictions." c. "If you begin to experience a throbbing headache, rapid pulse, or nausea, you'll ...

A patient is taking bismuth subsalicylate [Pepto-Bismol] to prevent diarrhea. The nurse performing an assessment notes that the patient's tongue is black. What will the nurse do? Reassure the patient that this is an expected side effect of this drug. Request an order for liver function tests to evaluate for hepatotoxicity. Assess further for signs of gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding. Withhold the drug, because this is a sign of bismuth overdose. - Answers-Reassure the patient that this is...

A patient with migraine headaches is changed from an ergot to a prescription for a triptan. The nurse has completed teaching related to the drug. What statement would indicate she has a clear understanding of the new drug? A) My life is over. I can't function not knowing when I'm going to have a headache. B) I will not have to avoid driving because this medication isn't sedating. C) I should not experience as many adverse effects from my new medication. D) I take my medication every hour ...

What happens if there is excess glucose in the absorptive state? - Answer-if there is excess glucose, it is converted to fatty acids and fats. First, the glycolytic pathway is stimulated in the liver to produce Acetyl CoA. In conditions of high insulin, Acetyl CoA will be converted to fatty acids and fat. Insulin essentially tells the body to store

Know why it is advantageous to have hexokinase phosphorylate glucose. - Answer-Hexokinase has a random Bi Bi mechanism where the two substrates and two products can bind and leave in any order. HK phosphorylates 6 carbon sugars, prevents sugars from leaving the cell. This step doesn't always have to be used. For instance, in liver glycogen breakdo

Phosphorylase - Answer--enzyme used in glycogen breakdown -turned on by blood epinephrine -Problem: too slow, because long process -Pi and Ca are associated with muscle contraction -Feedfoward Glut 1 - Answer--Insulin and contraction independent transporter(active at rest) -Present on the cell surface Glut 4 - Answer--Stimulated by both insulin and muscle contractions. -When stimulated, translocated from intracellular places(T-tubules and SR?) to cell surface Feedfoward - Answer-...

What about Fructose? - Answer-Fructose has two entry points in the body. 1) most tissues have Fructose converted into F-6P with HK, but 2) in the liver Fructose becomes F-1P which becomes DHAP and glyceraldehyde with the help of Fuctose 1-Phosphate Aldose NAD+ Stucture - Answer- Three fates of Pyruvate - Answer-Lactate (anaerobic animal), ethanol (anaerobic yeast), acetyl CoA (aerobic conditions). Role of Fermentaion - Answer-Fermentation is responsible for generating ATP in the absence...

True/False: The electron transport chain occurs in the outer mitochondrial membrane. - Answer-False: inner Aerobic respiration of glucose produces a total net gain of ___ ATP molecules. - Answer-TOTAL NET GAIN = About 38 ATP molecules Glycolysis (2 ATP) Citric Acid Cycle (2 ATP) Oxidative Phosphorylation (34 ATP) How is ANAEROBIC respiration different from aerobic respiration? - Answer-Essentially the same process, except oxygen is not present so other electron acceptors are used (nitra...

Step 6 of Glycolysis - Answer-- glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase uses NAD+ and Pi to oxidize and phosphorylate C1 of glyceraldhyde-3-phosphate to 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate - ATP is not used - NAD+ is reduced to NADH - positive deltaG - active site Cys residue is required Step 7 of Glycolysis - Answer-- phosphoglycerate kinase removes a phosphate group from C1 of 1,3-bisphosphoglycerate and adds it to ADP to make 3-phosphoglycerate and ATP - negative deltaG - helps pull step 6 forw...

what metabolisms does glucose-6-phosphate link - Answer-glycolysis, glycogen synthesis, and pentose phosphate pathway phosphofructokinase-1 regulator - Answer-most highly regulated because if not externally activated and regulated, then it is a bad, inactive enzyme what species are the citrate and ATP/ADP/PEP regulating? Inactivate or activate? - Answer-Citrate and... ATP: inhibits most ADP: activates bacteria PEP: inhibits bacteria fru-2-6-BP and AMP activates/inhibits what? - Answe...

gluconeogenesis - Answer-formation of glucose from non carb sources lipolysis - Answer-breakdown of fat glycogen - Answer-stored glucose glycogenesis - Answer-converts glucose to glycogen by the liver glycogenolysis - Answer-break down of glycogen to glucose glycogenolysis is controlled by? - Answer-glucagon cortisol is secreted by? - Answer-the adrenal cortex actions of cortisol - Answer-promotes protein catabolism, inhibits glucose metabolism in peripheral tissue, increase...

•Normal levels in patients WITHOUT diabetes: 70-99 mg/dL)(fasting) and 100-140 mg/dL (2-hour post-prandial) Glycogen: - Answer-The storage form of glucose Glucagon: - Answer-A hormone secreted by alpha cells, produced in response to a cellular deficiency of glucose Glycogenesis (Glycogen + genesis [formation of]) - Answer--The conversion of glucose to glycogen for storage in the liver. Glycogenolysis - Answer--The physiologic process of breaking down glycogen to increase blood gluc...

glycolysis->Krebs cycle - Answer-is a bridge-transfer of acetyl group from pyruvate to CoA location of Krebs cycle - Answer-mitochondria what does Krebs cycle produce and what does it release as waste? - Answer-produces 2 NADH per glucose releases 2 CO2 as waste sources of acetyl CoA for Krebs cycle - Answer-1. glycolysis of glucose->2 acetyl-CoA per glucose 2. beta oxidation of fatty acids->1 acetyl CoA for every 2 carbons in FA chain krebs cycle (citric acid cycle) produ...

If I want to add the title "Company Financials" in cell A1 ensure that all columns are the same width across all the worksheets in my workbook, how would I do that? 1. Group the worksheets by hitting Ctrl Shift and use the left and/or right arrow keys to select the worksheets. 2. In the active sheet type in "Company Financials" in A1 and apply the

Number formatting - Answer-Ctrl shift ! Anchoring a cell - Answer-F4 Group columns - Answer-Ctrl space; shift alt right; hide: alt a-h && show: alt a-j Group rows - Answer-Shift space; shift alt right; hide: alt a-h && show: alt a-j Auditing Cell - Answer-Ctrl [ = highlights precedent cell Ctrl ] highlights dependent cell alt m-p highlights precedent cell alt m-d highlights dependent cell alt m-a-a erases arrows Center across selection - Answer-Better than merge; effectively d...

Alt A W T - Answer-The correct answer is: Alt w f f. Alt f w v is the shortcut for Print Preview. Alt w s is the shortcut to split panes. Alt a w t is a shortcut to build data tables. Please select the answer that best describes the shortcut to Split (not freeze) an excel sheet into just two panes (top and bottom) To navigate from pane to pane 1. Anywhere in the Excel worksheet hit Alt W S to split the panes to a top and bottom. 2. Hit F6 to jump from pane to pane (in some versions of Exc...

=EDATE(start date,months) - Answer-EDATE Function =ISNUMBER(value) - Answer-ISNUMBER Function =ISTEXT(value) - Answer-ISTEXT Function =YEARFRAC(start_date,End_date,Basis) - Answer-YEARFRAC Function =DATE(year, month, day) - Answer-DATE Function =DAY(Serial Number) - Answer-DAY Function =MONTH(serial number) - Answer-MONTH Function =YEAR(Serial Number) - Answer-YEAR Function =AND(logical1,[logical2],...) - Answer-AND Function =OR(logical1,[logical2],...) - Answer-OR Fun...

IF Function - Answer-if(x,y,z) x=criteria y=output if true z= output if false IFERROR - Answer-=IFERROR(value,value_if_error) EOMONTH - Answer-=EOMONTH(start_date,months) EDATE - Answer-EDATE(start_date,months) YEARFRAC - Answer-YEARFRAC(start_date, end_date, basis) returns the proportion of the year between two given dates, the start_date and end_date. 0 or omitted = U.S. 30/360 1 = actual/actual 2 = actual/360 3 = actual/365 4 = European 30/360 DATE - Answer-DATE(year,month,d...

VLOOKUP Function - Answers-Definition: This functions searches for a value in the leftmost column of a table, and then returns a value om the same row from a column you specify in the table/array. Explanation: Begin by providing the desired lookup_value, then provide the table array followed by the XMATCH function to make the column index number dynamic, and lastly lookup/reference function a range lookup argument may be required to be inputted as a FALSE for lookup values that are text or numb...