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Fatigue, weight loss, fever, night sweats, productive cough, hemoptysis correct answers TB Apical pulmonary opacities? correct answers TB Caseating granuloma? correct answers TB Dullness to percussion and decreased breath sounds over a particular lung area? correct answers Pleural Effusion When you hear transudative pleural effusion, you think what? correct answers Congestive Heart Failure When you hear exudative pleural effusion, you think what? correct answers Pneumonia or cance...

Community Acquired Pneumonia Exam Questions And Answers Graded A+ Community-dwelling outpatient, or inpatient if diagnosis within 48 hours of admission CAP (Community acquired pneumonia) Community-dwelling patient ADMITTED with risk factors for multi-drug resistant pathogens HCAP (Healthcare-associated pneumonia) >/=48 hours after hospital admission (not incubating before admission) HAP (Hospital-acquired pneumonia) 48-72 hours after endotracheal intubation VAP (Ventil...

NURS 612 Maryville Exam 2 Questions amd Answers Latest Updated 2024/2025 | Graded A+ | 100% Verified. What are characteristics of Paget's disease of the breast? - ANSWER --an eczematous rash on the area of the nipple and/or areola. What does jaundice indicate? - ANSWER --an elevation in bilirubin. Usually evident in the scelera and mucus membranes first. What might pallor indicate? - ANSWER --decreased circulation to an area or a decrease in hemoglobin. It's usually first noticed on the f...

calcium infiltration into normal tissue E.g. HYpervitaminosis D - metastatic calcification calcium infiltration into abnormal / damaged tissue . E.g. Calification of the aorta , athersclerosis - Calcification Dystrophic Caseous NEcrosis - degeneration and death of tissue with a cheese-like appearance caseous necrosis - tuberculosis coagulation - myocardial infarction liquefaction - CNS or SKin Wallerian degeneration - peripheal nerves. degenerates to the next Node of Ranvier an example ...

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A. Establish Baselines B. Determine what disorders our client currently has C. Determine Potential Problems - ANSWER-Why do we assess our clients? Select All That Apply. A. Establish Baselines B. Determine what disorders our client currently has C. Determine Potential Problems identify our client's unmet needs identify possible interventions to PREVENT FURTHER DECLINE - ANSWER-Health Assessments help nurses: subjective - ANSWER-What our clients tell us objective - ANSWER-What we ...

The amount of moisture available on a surface that mold can use to support growth is known as the... - Answer- water activity How do molds replicate? - Answer- Sporulation What molds produce respirable particles? - Answer- Aspergillus, penicillium Respirable - Answer- Can be deeply inhaled into lungs; 5 microns 4 common viruses found in sewage - Answer- rotavirus, GI virus, adenovirus, hepatitis Name 3 primary sewage biohazards - Answer- virus, bacteria, parasites 3 secondary s...

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