Dermatomyositis - Studienführer, Klassennotizen & Zusammenfassungen

Ch. 23: Musculoskeletal System (Discussion Board Questions and answers correctly solved A patient present to the clinic with complaints of joint pain. Upon examination, the nurse practitioner notes a "butterfly" rash on the patients face. The patient states she "feels tired and achy all over". What may this indicate as the underlying cause of joint pain? A. Serum sickness B. Lyme Disease C. Systemic Lupus Erythematous D. Dermatomyositis - correct answer ANS: C -SLE patients will pr...

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Ankylosing spondylitis A chronic inflammatory disease that primarily affects the axial skeleton, including the sacroiliac joints, intervertebral disc spaces, and costovertebral articulations arthritis Inflammation of a joint chronic fatigue syndrome A disorder characterized by debilitating fatigue and a variety of associated physical complaints CREST Acronym used to describe the clinical manifestations of systemic sclerosis (c alcinosis, R aynaud's phenomenon, e sophageal dysfunction, s cler...

Bates Guide to Physical Examination - Hair/Skin/Nails Lecture, Chapter 6 with 100% Correct Answers Common or concerning symptoms for hair/skin/nails? -Answer-Hair loss, Rash, Moles When inspecting and palpating the skin, note characteristics of... -Answer-1. Color 2. Moisture 3. Temperature 4. Texture 5. Mobility and turgor 6. Lesions Best places to assess red color of oxyhemoglobin... -Answer-fingertips, lips, and mucous membranes (dark skin? - palms and soles) Where to look for ce...

PNCB Final Exam. when do babies tend to double their weight by - correct answer 4-6 months when do babies tend to triple their weight by - correct answer 12 months how many lbs do babies tend to gain per year from 2 years of age until adolescence - correct answer 5 lbs whattype of rash is noted on the eyelids with dermatomyositis - correct answer heliotrope what type of study begins by identifing subjects with a disease or outcome and compares them with a group or subjects without ...

Bates Guide to Physical Examination - Hair/Skin/Nails Lecture, Chapter 6 with 100% Correct Answers Common or concerning symptoms for hair/skin/nails? -Answer-Hair loss, Rash, Moles When inspecting and palpating the skin, note characteristics of... -Answer-1. Color 2. Moisture 3. Temperature 4. Texture 5. Mobility and turgor 6. Lesions Best places to assess red color of oxyhemoglobin... -Answer-fingertips, lips, and mucous membranes (dark skin? - palms and soles) Where to look for ce...

when do babies tend to double their weight by correct answer: 4-6 months when do babies tend to triple their weight by correct answer: 12 months how many lbs do babies tend to gain per year from 2 years of age until adolescence correct answer: 5 lbs whattype of rash is noted on the eyelids with dermatomyositis correct answer: heliotrope what type of study begins by identifing subjects with a disease or outcome and compares them with a group or subjects without the disease correct...

NUR 414 Exam 2 Exam Questions With Correct Answers All Verified passive immunity - ANSWER- antibodies are from mother (an outside source) cellular immunity - ANSWER- antibodies are made from own T-cell lymphocytes humoral immunity - ANSWER- antibodies are made from B-cell lymphocytes why do newborns get sicker - ANSWER- decreased inflammatory and phagocytic responses to invading organisms signs for being immunodeficient - ANSWER- chronic cough recurrent fevers excessive thrush ...

ABFM In Training Exam Questions and Answers Latest Updated 2024/2025 (Graded A+) Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), what meds, and what do you have check first? - Emtricitabine/tenofovir gotta check Hep B first -apparently they kill hep B too, so if you suddenly stop the med, then reactivated hep B can lead to liver disease entry to balloon time for PCI! - 120 minutes time limit from onset of MI to balloon time - should get it done w/in 12 hours Absolute contraindications to Fibrinolysis - ...

Anti-ACh receptor - Answer-Myasthenia Gravis Anti-Basement Membrane - Answer-Goodpasture Syndrome Anticardiolipin - Answer-SLE (antiphospholipid syndrome) Anticentromere - Answer-CREST Scleroderma Anti-Desmosome - Answer-Pemphigus Vulgaris Anti-Desmoglein - Answer-Pemphigus Vulgaris Anti-dsDNA - Answer-SLE, specific anti-Smith - Answer-SLE, specific ANti-Glutamic Acid Decarboxylase - Answer-T1DM Antihemidesmosome - Answer-Bullous Pemphigoid Anti-Histone - Answer-Dru...