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NPTE - (4) Cardiovascular - Central & Peripheral Pathologies Exam

SHOULDER Capsule becomes inflamed→adheres to humeral head→becomes fibrotic ● Starts gradually, insidious onset (primary) ● Results from immobilization or other pathology ● Pt c/o lateral shoulder pain; worsens w/positions or activities that stretches GH ● Progresses to stiffness ● Substitutions during AROM - scap and UT sub Risk Factors: ● Women > Men ● Non-dominant arm > dominant arm ● Age range: 40-60 ● Thyroid ● Diabetes ● Postmenopausal ● Post-op...

Irene Gold Boards Part 1 - Pathology Exam With 100% Correct Answers

Chapter 16: Pediatric Radiography Lampignano: Bontrager’s Textbook of Radiographic Positioning and Related Anatomy, 9th Edition MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. Which of the following terms is commonly applied in describing child abuse? a. Battered child syndrome (BCS) b. Pediatric intentional trauma (PIT) c. Nonaccidental trauma (NAT) d. Suspected child abuse (SCA) ANS: C REF: 620 2. Which of the following factors should be the first consideration in controlling motion for the pediatric pati...

SPLENIC PATHOLOGIES GS LECTURE 2 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS The Spleen is perfused by the ???, which is a branch of the ??? - ANSWER-splenic artery, celiac axis The Spleen is drained by the ??? (an example of Venae Commitante). - ANSWER-splenic vein The IMV joins the Splenic vein prior to form the ??? - ANSWER-Portal confluence. The Splenic Vein merges with the ??? to form the ??? in the Porta hepatis - ANSWER-SMV, Main portal vein what is the largest structure (organ) in the reticuloendothelial...

EMT PATHOLOGIES QUESTIONS AND ANSWER 2023 GRADED A+ UPGRADE

Test Bank for Biopsychology: Fundamentals and Contemporary Issues v1.0 1st Edition by Martin S. Shapiro Chapter 1-16 Complete Guide 1: History and Introduction 2: Functional Anatomy 3: Neuron Communication 4: Research Methods: Histology, Imaging, and Stimulating 5: Genetics and Evolution 6: Vision and Chemoreception 7: Hearing, Language, and Lateralization 8: Somatosensory and Motor Movement 9: Sleep, Dreaming, and Circadian Rhythms 10: Homeostasis: Hunger, Thirst, an...

what are the visual assessments? - al appearance rance of chest 3. respiratory rate /pattern 4. sensorium re . color integrity What are the bedside assessments? - view/history - symptoms, HPI, med hx, fam hx tation/percussion - pulse, tracheal position, diagnostic chest percussion, temp ltation - breath sounds, BP bowel sounds, heart sounds -invasive ography try c.ECG monitoring d. trancutaneous monitoring xes(pupil, gag,transtracheal, babinski) 6. range of motion lary refi...

Emphysema CORRECT ANSWER • O2 therapy via nasal cannula at 24-28%. Keep saturations at approx. 88%-93%. • Bronchodilators • Bronchial hygiene as indicated. • NIPPV for acute vent failure (PaCO2>45 torr) Chronic Bronchitis CORRECT ANSWER • O2 therapy via nasal cannula at 24-28%. Keep saturations at approx. 88%-93%. • Bronchodilators • Bronchial hygiene as indicated • Antibiotics as indicated • NIPPV for acute vent failure (PaCO2>45 torr) Chest Trauma/Flail Che...

SPLENIC PATHOLOGIES GS LECTURE 2 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS The Spleen is perfused by the ???, which is a branch of the ??? - ANSWER-splenic artery, celiac axis The Spleen is drained by the ??? (an example of Venae Commitante). - ANSWER-splenic vein The IMV joins the Splenic vein prior to form the ??? - ANSWER-Portal confluence. The Splenic Vein merges with the ??? to form the ??? in the Porta hepatis - ANSWER-SMV, Main portal vein what is the largest structure (organ) in the reticuloendothelial...