NUR 3126 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FOR NURSING

TEST BANK FOR PORTH'S PATHOPHYSIOLOGY 10TH EDITION BY NORRIS|2022 UPDATE|GRADED A+ Last document update:   ago

Question 1 A client presents to the emergency department reporting bilateral cyanosis and pallor of the fingers after being out in the cold weather for 5 minutes. The toes are of normal color. What is a potential diagnosis for this client? You Selected: ● Raynaud disease Correct response: ● Raynaud disease Explanation: The symptoms of this client represent Raynaud disease. Frostbite would most likely have affected the feet and the hands. The others apply more to the lower extremit...

NUR 3126 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FOR NURSING FINAL EXAM REVISION GUIDE 2020/2021 Last document update:   ago

NUR 3126 PATHOPHYSIOLOGY FOR NURSING FINAL EXAM REVISION GUIDE 2020/2021 1. A 63-year-old male presents with an asymptomatic lesion in his mouth that was discovered by his dentist at a check-up. It is ill marginated with pigment ranging from medium brown to black. Parts of the lesion are raised. What is the next appropriate step in management? A. Have the patient return in 30 days to see if the lesion resolves on its own. B. KOH prep of the lesion C. Biopsy D. Call your supervi...