Sarah-Michelles Exam Bundle Collection Graded A+

  WBC (White Blood Cell) - Answer: Non-Blacks: 4,500 - 11,000 Blacks: 3,000 - 10,000 Hgb (Hemoglobin) - Answer: M: 14 - 18 F: 12 - 16 Hct (Hematocrit) - Answer: M: 42 - 54% F: 36 - 48% [Note: 3x the value of Hgb] MCV (Mean corpuscular volume) - Answer: 80-100 MCHC (Mean corp...

Week 13 Exam Questions and Complete Solutions Graded A+

  Michelle received employee of the month for exceeding her sales _. - Answer: quota How a B2B salesperson handles the preapproach of a sale depends mainly on the salesperson's _ with a customer. - Answer: prior relationship The most basic of a product benefits is the product's intended...

  Herpes keratitis - Answer: Acute onset of severe pain photophobia tearing and blurred vision in one eye How is herpes keratitis dx - Answer: Fluorescein dye fern like lines in the corneal surface Two types of herpes keratitis - Answer: Herpes simplex- cold sore Herpes varicella zoster...

  1. Michelle is attempting to determine the effect of moderate, regular exercise on the blood pressure. She does this by constructing a detailed research plan prior to searching in order to remove selection bias. She then reviews a multitude of articles regarding the correlation between ex...

  How can you differentiate between Cushing and Addison disease? (in terms of secreting hormone). - Answer: Cushing: HYPERsecretion of Cortisol "C for Cushing, C for Cortisol". ADDison: HYPOsecretion of Cortisol & Aldosterone "ADD - Aldosterone" Mnemonic for Cushing - Answer: Mne...

  Cellulitis (MRSA) - Answer: Bactrim, Clindamycin, Doxycycline Cellulitis (Non-Mrsa) - Answer: Keflex CAP no comorbidities - Answer: Macrolide, Amoxicycillin, Doxycycline CAP co-morbidities - Answer: Augmenting + Macrolide (Azithromycin) OR Levofloxacin Chlamydia - Answer: 1g Az...

  Treatment for mild GERD symptoms - Answer: H2-Blockers Treatment for severe GERD symptoms - Answer: PPIs Treatment if H2-blocker no longer works - Answer: PPI H2-Blocker SE - Answer: ○ Decreased platelet counts Decreased liver function Avoid PPIs if patients have... - Answer...

  1. how long will a cough last for acute bronchitis? Answer: up to three weeks is com- pletely normal 2. how do you treat acute bronchitis? Answer: 95% cases are viral-- tessalon pearls to help with cough. ** prednisone is never the answer *** 3. explain the following views of chest xrays...

  1. What is the difference in location of aphthous stomatitis vs. herpes Answer: apthous stomatitis (inside mouth) herpes (outside mouth) 2. Which needs to be treated within 48-72 hours? Apthous stomatitis or her- pes? Answer: herpes with an antiviral 3. Chronic ulceractive stomatitis -...

SKIN (sara michelle) Exam Questions and Complete Solutions Graded A+

  lifestyle modifications - Answer: how will you treat stage one HTN with ASCVD risk of <10%? medications - Answer: how will you treat stage one HTN with ASCVD risk of >10%? 130-139/80-89 - Answer: according to the AHA/ACC guidelines, stage one HTN is defined as BP of _______-_____...

  A new graduate nurse practitioner has a patient presents with a hearing complaint. The patient states that they have had decreased hearing on the right side for the last month that is continuing to get worse. The NP completes both the Rinne and Weber tests. If the patient has Ménière's disea...

  1. we intiate statin therapy when the ASCVD risk is Answer: > 7.5% 2. how often to do a lipid profile? Answer: q 5 years, unless pt has risk factors (such as increased BMI) 3. if pt has risk factors for HLD, when do we need to RECHECK? Answer: every 1-3 months , then yearly after star...