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The root word that indicates the colour gray️️glauco the correct meaning for the suffix oma️️tumour the root word hepato refers to what️️liver the rood work cardio refers to what️️heart the suffix ologist refers to what️️person who studies the rood word that refers to blood is what️️hemato the root work that indicates the colour red️️rubeo the correct meaning for the abbreviation BP is what️️blood pressure the correct meaning for the abbreviation MI is wha...

what are the 4 key things to making a blood smear️️-quality of smear -drying of the slide -fixation method -staining technique what do we use to fix blood smears️️methanol- preserve and look life like what are the factors that effect a good wedge smear (3)️️1) speed 2) to low- poor distribution 3) angle of the spreader what angle should the spreader be at️️30 degrees what angle do you need to make the slide thicker️️more then 30 what angle do you need to make the sl...

Key Elements of a Prescription️️1) Prescriber Name 2) License Number 3) Contact Information 4) DEA number of prescriber and supervising physician 5) Patient Name 6) Patient DOB 7) Patient Allergies 8) Name of Medication 9) Indication for Medication 10) Strength of Medication 11) Dosing Frequency 12) Number of tablets/capsules to disepense 13) Number of refills 14) SIG or instructions for the prescription (E.g. "Take one tablet by mouth daily") 3 primary reasons for drug m...

Stimulation of the alpha 1 receptor causes which of the following responses: A. Bronchodilation B. Vasoconstriction C. Correct answer. D. Vasodilation E. Increased mucus production️️B. Vasoconstriction Pseudoephedrine is an example of an: A. Beta 2 receptor agonist B. Beta 1 receptor agonist C. Alpha 1 receptor agonist D. Alpha 2 receptor agonist️️C. Alpha 1 receptor agonist Alpha 2 receptor agonists, like Clonidine, are commonly used as stimulants. A. True B. False️️B. ...

What are benzodiazepines?️️A class of drugs used for anxiety and other purposes. What are the uses of benzodiazepines?️️Sedation, hypnosis, muscle relaxation, anxiolysis, anticonvulsant, amnesia, insomnia, alcohol withdrawal. What is the structure of benzodiazepines?️️Benzodiazepine ring with 2 nitrogen atoms at positions 1 & 4, phenyl group at position 5, and an electronegative group at position 7. How do benzodiazepines work?️️They promote the binding of GABA to the GABAA ...

What is Mental Health Continuum?️️how someone is functioning in a point in time. One can be adequate to high level of functioning in daily life to at the end point of severe mental illness. Ranges from low to high High level Mental Health Continuum?️️· occasional stress to mild distress, no impairment, knows that there not okay and can recover with coping mechanisms. Low level Mental Health Continuum? (mental illness)️️· marked distress, moderate to disabling or chronic impai...

Why is hygiene important?️️It is necessary for comfort, safety, ad well-being What should you consider when giving a patient a bed bath?️️normal grooming routines, culture, and individualize care Therapeutic baths️️used to promote comfort and/ or provide treatment, such as soothe itchy skin Partial baths️️are useful when tolerate clients cannot tolerate a complete bath, need particular cleansing of odorous or uncomfortable are, or can perform part of the bath by themselves ...

"-pril"️️Medications in the antihypertensive ACE-inhibitors class have what kind of ending? Hypertension, Heart failure, Myocardial infarction, Insulin resistance️️What are antihypertensive ACE-inhibitors used to treat? Kidneys️️ACE inhibitors are protective of what organ? Hyperkalemia, Dry cough, Angioedema️️What are some side effects/adverse reactions of antihypertensive ACE-inhibitors? Angioedema️️ACE-inhibitors are the #1 class of medication that causes what? ...

protein️️Urea and creatinine are excreted by the kidneys. Urea is the end product of ____ metabolism. muscles️️Urea and creatinine are excreted by the kidneys. Creatinine is a metabolic by product that is produced by the ____. 10️️The BUN (Blood-Urea-Nitrogen) to creatinine ration is typically ____ to 1. 0.6-1.2️️When serum creatinine is high the GFR (glomerular filtration rate) is low. The WNL range for SERUM creatinine is ___ (#.#-#.#) mg/dL. 7-18️️When the BUN (Bloo...

A student nurse is assessing the blood pressure of a client with the client's arm unsupported. What are the expected errors in the obtained readings?️️False High Rationale: If the client's arm is unsupported, or if the arm is below the heart level, the resulting outcome is a false high reading. Application of the stethoscope too firmly against antecubital fossa will result in a false low diastolic reading. Repeated assessments of blood pressure too often result in a false high sys...