Nur 521 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NUR 521 Exam 3 Nursing Interventions For Dr. Warde Spring Questions with complete solutions

HERZING UNIVERSITY Pathophysiology NUR 521 Practice Exam Latest Update Actual Exam Questions and 100% Correct Answers Guaranteed A+

NUR 521 Endocrine System Questions with Complete Solutions

Pathophysiology NUR 521 Exam 3 Which component of the epidermis initiates immune responses and provides a defense against environmental antigens? Langerhans cells Which cells of the dermis release histamine and play a role in the hypersensitivity reactions of the skin? Mast cells Which cells of the dermis secrete connective tissue matrix? Fibroblasts Which gland releases secretions that are important in thermoregulation and cooling of the body through evaporation? Eccrine Which r...

AE of clindamycin Correct Answer-pseudomembranous colitis (C. Diff) PT of ciprofloxacin Correct Answer-treat UTI - drug of choice AE of ciprofloxacin Correct Answer-GI upset, arthopathy Interactions of ciprofloxacin Correct Answer-calcium/mineral salts, caffeine AE of cefazolin Correct Answer-possible serious CNS effects Contra/precautions of cefazolin Correct Answer-known allergy to PCNs or Cephalosporins Interactions of Cefazolin Correct Answer-ALCOHOL, probenecid, aminoglyco...

NUR 521 IMMUNITY ALL ANSWERS CORRECT first line: innate/physical, mechanical second line: inflammation third: adaptive (acquired) specific what's the difference between the first, second & third immunity? increased capillary permeability what causes the edema that occurs during the inflammatory process? physical immunity physically bars pathogens from entering the body -skin sloughing off with dead cells, GI, GU and respiratory lining, mucus and cilia trap microorganisms -expe...

List the main Bronchodilators. Correct Answer-B-Beta2 agonists A-Anticholinergic agents M-Methylxanthine Derivatives List the main Anti-Inflammatories Correct Answer-S-Sys. Glucocorticoids/Corticosteriods L-Leukotriene Modifiers M-Mast Cell Stabilizers List the categories of Upper Resp. drugs Correct Answer-D-Decongestants A-Antitussives A-Antihistamines E-Expectorants What is the PT for antitussives? Correct Answer-Non-productive cough. What is the PD for antitussives? Correc...

NUR 521 Final Guaranteed A+ toxicity s/s of lovastatin -liver issues (anorexia, jaundice, N/V) -rhabdomyolysis (muscle aches) PT of gemfibrizol -decrease triglycerides -increase HDL -can increase or decrease LDL PD of heparin and enoxaparin inhibits thrombin and factor Xa to suppress fibrin formation antidote of heparin and enoxaparin protamine sulfate antidote of warfarin vitamin K PD of alteplase breaks up clots by activating all plasmin in body PD of clopidrogrel cause...

NUR 521 study guide already rated A+ own self ️savings account private insurance ️researched and chosen by self employee based insurance ️company and employer each put in half Medicare ️fully federally funded and participants do pay into it based on income. All elderly are eligible for Medicare and Medicare dose cover end stage renal disease. Medicaid ️joint funded by Federal and State (but Federal money is the bases, so yes Federally funded.) low income medicaid ️w...

NUR 521 Exam 3 All Answers Graded A+ AE of clindamycin ️pseudomembranous colitis (C. Diff) PT of ciprofloxacin ️treat UTI - drug of choice AE of ciprofloxacin ️GI upset, arthopathy Interactions of ciprofloxacin ️calcium/mineral salts, caffeine AE of cefazolin ️possible serious CNS effects Contra/precautions of cefazolin ️known allergy to PCNs or Cephalosporins Interactions of Cefazolin ️ALCOHOL, probenecid, aminoglycosides Nursing Assessment of Cefepime ️all group...