D027 patho pharm wgu test exam guide
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1. IgA: What antibody is elevated when you have Celiac?
2. Dry eyes and dry mouth
Rheumatoid Athritis and Lupus
Inner lip biospy: What symptoms are related to Sjogren Syndrome? What
two diseases are accompanied with this syndrome?
How do you test for Sjogren Syndrome?
3. Cinnamon: What spice improves colon health, anticoagulant, used for IBS, de-
crease cholesterol and lipids?
4. Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome: What syndrome has left side of the heart is
underdeveloped. An ASD or patent foramen ovale allows for oxygenation of the
blood
mild cyanosis, HF, lethargic, cold hands and feet
Left ventricle, left valves, left aortic valves is too small, Left ventricle is the primary
chamber to pump blood to the body, right side has to compensate to increase organ
perfusion
5. Calcium
Bone density: What does the parathyroid hormone secrete? How
do you diagnose hypoparathyroid?
6. Rapid aging
,NSAIDS, physical therapy, decrease cholesterol: What is Hutchinson-Gilford
Progeria Syndrome?
What is the treatment for this syndrome?
7. Cymbals, Lyrica, Gababentin: What are the pain meds for diabetic neuropathy?
8. Hydrotherapy: What helps with fibromyalgia circulation?
9. pneumothorax: Patient with post MVA and right sided decreased lung sounds
10. Rifampicin: Oral contraceptives is impacted by what TB med?
11. Hypothyroid
Thyroid Peroxidase Antibody: Low T4, High TSH
, What antibody does this thyroid disease have?
12. Crohn's disease: a chronic autoimmune disorder; skip lesions, cobblestones,
pain after eating
13. PCN for prophylaxis: How do you treat sickle cell in children?
14. Keflex, avoid PCN: What med do you give pregnant women with a UTI?
15. Abilify: What 2nd generational med is given for schizophrenia?
16. Wheal under skin 10 mm is positive
IGRA blood work: What would be considered a positive Purified protein derivative
PPD test?
What follow up lab work would be ordered?
17. Flomax: First line medication for BPH
18. Heart Failure: What is a chronic condition in which the heart is unable to pump
out all of the blood that it receives; Decrease cardiac output?
19. Pleural Effusion
Thoracentesis and diuretics: What is an abnormal accumulation of fluid in the
pleural space?
How would you remove the fluid?
20. Oral Metformin, watching carbs and manage glycemic index: How do you
treat type 2 diabetes?
21. Beta Blockers: Heart medication to avoid for asthmatic patients?
22. Botox: What medication is used for chronic migraines and tension headaches?
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