Prehtn - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Rosh Rapid Review; Questions and Answers 100% Solved Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) Correct answer -Onset must be less than 16 years of age and symptoms persist > 6 weeks. -3 main subtypes: systemic (Still's disease), pauciarticular, polyarticular (most common) -Unknown etiology -Dx: clinical -Rx: NSAIDs, methotrexate, steroids, specialist referrals Hypertension: Eighth Joint National Committee (JNC 8) Recommendations Correct answer -PreHTN: systolic blood pressure (SBP) 120...

WGU D115 OA Study Guide Unit 5 with Complete SolutionsWGU D115 OA Study Guide Unit 5 with Complete SolutionsWGU D115 OA Study Guide Unit 5 with Complete SolutWGU D115 OA Study Guide Unit 5 with Complete SolutionsWGU D115 OA Study Guide Unit 5 with Complete SolutionsionsWGU D115 OA Study Guide Unit 5 with Complete SolutionsModifiable risk factors that increase the risk of acute MI are what? - ANSWER-Modifiable risk factors are within a pt's control Hypertension Smoking Lack of physical acti...

ASA I CORRECT ANSWER Normal, healthy patient without systemic disease; non-smoking with no or minimal alcohol use ASA II CORRECT ANSWER A patient with mild to moderate systemic disease or are healthy ASA I patients who have more extreme anxiety towards dentistry. Can walk up one flight of stairs or two level city blocks but will have to stop after completion because of distress -well controlled diseases such as non-insulin dependent diabetes (type 2), preHTN, epilepsy, asthma or thyroid cond...

USPSTF - B/P screenings start at what age? - 18 for everyone USPSTF - Daily ASA regimens are recommended for what age groups? Men and Women - Men - 45-79 (to prevent MI) Women - 55-79 (to prevent ischemic CVA) USPSTF - Who should be screened for AAA? And how? - Men 65-75 by U/S USPSTF - Diagnostic workup of HTN includes which labs? - U/A, BG, Hct, Lipid panel, K, Cr, Ca. Optional: Urinary albumin/cr ratio. USPSTF - Major CVD Risk factor includes GFR < ? - GFR < 60 USPSTF -...

USPSTF - B/P screenings start at what age? - 18 for everyone USPSTF - Daily ASA regimens are recommended for what age groups? Men and Women - Men - 45-79 (to prevent MI) Women - 55-79 (to prevent ischemic CVA) USPSTF - Who should be screened for AAA? And how? - Men 65-75 by U/S USPSTF - Diagnostic workup of HTN includes which labs? - U/A, BG, Hct, Lipid panel, K, Cr, Ca. Optional: Urinary albumin/cr ratio. USPSTF - Major CVD Risk factor includes GFR < ? - GFR < 60 USPSTF - Identifi...

Modifiable risk factors that increase the risk of acute MI are what? - ANSWER-Modifiable risk factors are within a pt's control Hypertension Smoking Lack of physical activity By definition, preHTN is untreated S or DBP ranging from? - ANSWER-SBP of 120-139 or DBP 80-89 Normal= less than 120 and 80 Elevated= 120-129 and less than 80 Stage 1=130-139 and 80-89 Stage 2=140 above and 90 above What is the most commonly occurring congenital cardiovascular defect? - ANSWER-Ventri...

CMN 571 Final Exam Questions with Complete Solutions A Grade USPSTF - B/P screenings start at what age? - Answer-18 for everyone USPSTF - Daily ASA regimens are recommended for what age groups? Men and Women - Answer-Men - 45-79 (to prevent MI) Women - 55-79 (to prevent ischemic CVA) USPSTF - Who should be screened for AAA? And how? - Answer-Men 65-75 by U/S USPSTF - Diagnostic workup of HTN includes which labs? - Answer-U/A, BG, Hct, Lipid panel, K, Cr, Ca. Optional: Urinary album...

CMN 571 Final Exam Questions with Complete Solutions A Grade USPSTF - B/P screenings start at what age? - Answer-18 for everyone USPSTF - Daily ASA regimens are recommended for what age groups? Men and Women - Answer-Men - 45-79 (to prevent MI) Women - 55-79 (to prevent ischemic CVA) USPSTF - Who should be screened for AAA? And how? - Answer-Men 65-75 by U/S USPSTF - Diagnostic workup of HTN includes which labs? - Answer-U/A, BG, Hct, Lipid panel, K, Cr, Ca. Optional: Urinary albumin...

WGU Pathophysiology D115 2024 Objective Assessment Complete Unit 5 Quiz Study Guide Modifiable risk factors that increase the risk of acute MI are what? - Answer>>Modifiable risk factors are within a pt's control Hypertension Smoking Lack of physical activity By definition, preHTN is untreated S or DBP ranging from? - Answer>>SBP of 120-139 or DBP 80-89 Normal= less than 120 and 80 Elevated= 120-129 and less than 80 Stage 1=130-139 and 80-89 Stage 2=140 above ...

ASA I - ANSWERNormal, healthy patient without systemic disease; non-smoking with no or minimal alcohol use ASA II - ANSWERA patient with mild to moderate systemic disease or are healthy ASA I patients who have more extreme anxiety towards dentistry. Can walk up one flight of stairs or two level city blocks but will have to stop after completion because of distress -well controlled diseases such as non-insulin dependent diabetes (type 2), preHTN, epilepsy, asthma or thyroid conditions, pregna...