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Gain entry via mucocutaneous surfaces. Begins to multiply causing cell destruction and vesicle formation. Painful red vesicles 2-14 days after exposure Small painful blisters filled with clear fluid correct answers Genital Herpes Pathophysiology May have no symptoms First outbreak is accompani...

body temperature correct answers reflects balance between heat produced and heat loss from body, measured in degrees, 2 kinds: surface and core core temperature correct answers temperature of deep tissues of body, such as abdominal cavity and pelvic cavity, remains relatively constant, normal is ...

Enuresis is described as correct answers The involentary passing of urine after control should have already been established Between what age do most children gain bladder control? correct answers 2-5 years old A child around the age of 5 to 6 is experiencing day time "accidents" of wetting ...

When teaching the child with scoliosis being treated with a Boston brace about exercises, the nurse explains that the exercises are performed primarily for what reason? correct answers to strengthen the back and abdominal muscles When the nurse is conducting a preoperative interview with a client...

How many chambers does the heart have? correct answers 4 what does the right side of the heart pump correct answers deoxygenated blood from the right atrium to the right ventricle what does the left side of the heart pump correct answers oxygenated blood from the left atrium to the left ventri...

Gas exchange correct answers promotion of optimum exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide through cellular and metabolic reactions including monitoring of the movement of blood and the pressures exerted on the veins, arteries and chambers of the heart Ventilation correct answers process of moving g...

How many IV attempts should one make before getting someone else to do it? correct answers 2 How often should you change small med bag tubing? correct answers every 24 hours How often should you change normal IV tubing? correct answers every 96 hours What shouldn't you put on an IV site? c...

define communication correct answers any means of exchanging info or feelings b/t two or more people; basic component of nursing communication is used to correct answers gather assessment data, teach, persuade, collaborate w/other healthcare professionals, advocate for clients, express caring, pr...

Give the order for the stages of infection correct answers 1. Incubation Period 2. Prodromal Stage 3. Full Stage of Illness 4. Convalescent Period Describe Incubation Period correct answers Organisms growing and multiplying Describe Prodromal Stage correct answers Person is most infectious,...

Respiratory Acidosis correct answers An increase in the co2 of blood which cause and decrease to blood ph Causes:hypoventilation, respiratory failure NursingDX:impaired gas exchange, ineffective breathing pattern Treatments: supplemental oxygen, assess mental status, monitor heart Arterial b...

When teaching the child with scoliosis being treated with a Boston brace about exercises, the nurse explains that the exercises are performed primarily for what reason? correct answers to strengthen the back and abdominal muscles When the nurse is conducting a preoperative interview with a client...

Inflammation correct answers response to injury to cells Acute inflammation correct answers to protect cells from further injury or prepare them for repair Localized response correct answers -redness and warmth from dilation of blood vessels and increased blood flow -swelling and edema -pa...

Spasticity CP correct answers increased flexor or extensor tone WBC correct answers 4,000-11,000/mm3 high wbc can mean it is a infection that your body is trying to fix. Platelets correct answers 150,000-400,000 Having more than 450,000 platelets is a condition called thrombocytosis; having ...

The Professional Nurse correct answers A specially trained professional that addresses the humanistic and holistic needs of patients, families, and environments and provides responses to patterns and/or needs of patients, families, and communities to actual and potential health problems. The profess...