Curretage - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

a- 10% calcium gluconate is used to treat magnesium sulfate toxicity. b- Potassium carbonate is a treatment for metabolic acidosis, not magnesium sulfate toxicity. c- Nifedipine, a calcium-channel blocker is used to treat both preterm labor and hypertension in pregnancy. It works by inhibiting calcium transport through slow-type channels, causing reduction in systemic and pulmonary vascular resistance and tocolysis. d- Terbutaline is a beta-blocker that is used to treat pre-term labor. ...

OB EXAM 1|125 Questions with Verified Answers Conception - CORRECT ANSWER UNION OF EGG AND SPERM DAY 1 Fertilization - CORRECT ANSWER SPERM ENTERS THE OVUM OCCURS IN AMPULLA OF FALLOPIAN TUBE CREATES ZYGOTE. the membrane becomes impenetrable to other sperm Implantation - CORRECT ANSWER ATTACHMENT OF OVUM TO UTERINE WALL IDEALLY OCCURS ~7-9 DAYS AFTER FERTILIZATION PRE-EMBRYONIC STAGE: WEEKS 0-2 - CORRECT ANSWER Conception & Zygote Formation -Cell Division to Morula: Morula Includes -...

NURS 6531 MIDTERM EXAM - Complete Solution Package -The most common cancer found on the auricle is: -Basal Cell Carcinoma -Which of the following medication classes should be avoided in patients with acute or chronic bronchitis because it will contribute to ventilation-perfusion mismatch in the patient? -Antihistamines -A 47-year-old male patient presents to the clinic with a single episode of a moderate amount of bright red rectal bleeding. On examination, external hemorrhoids are noted. ...

Dental Assisting Mock exam The tooth that has two roots and 5 cusps of which 2 is on the buccal and three is on the lingual is - answermandibular 1st molar What cement must be mixed on a glass slab? - answerZinc Phosphate What is recommended for polishing filled hybrid composites and resin restorations? - answeraluminum oxide paste When taking blood pressure, the exhaust valve should be released: - answerat a rate of 2 to 3 mmHg per second (air must be released slowly for accuracy) How l...

Epidermis-5 layers o Passive circulation from dermis o Cell types in epidermis ▪ Keratinocytes (90%) • Essential for the skin’s protective barrier function ▪ Melanocytes (5%) • Protection against UV sunlight ▪ Langerhans’ • Essential for skin immunity ▪ Merkel cells • Touch receptors • Dermis o Highly vascular o Collagen ▪ Critical in wound healing ▪ Responsible for skin’s mechanical strength o Elastic fibers and reticular fibers • Subcutaneous Tissue o Connective t...

CLASS ASSIGNMENT THREE OBSTETRICAL PROCEDURES 1. What is the Bishop Score? Score to determine if cervical ripeners should be used or Pitocin for induction of labor 2. What will be the plan for a G3P2 who has a Bishop Score of 3? Cervical ripener 3. What medications could be used for cervical ripening? Cervidil, misoprostol (Cytotec) 4. What assessment the next morning would show that the medication was effective? Cervical change 5. What would be the main adverse effect we worry about ...

CLASS ASSIGNMENT THREE OBSTETRICAL PROCEDURES 1. What is the Bishop Score? Score to determine if cervical ripeners should be used or Pitocin for induction of labor 2. What will be the plan for a G3P2 who has a Bishop Score of 3? Cervical ripener 3. What medications could be used for cervical ripening? Cervidil, misoprostol (Cytotec) 4. What assessment the next morning would show that the medication was effective? Cervical change 5. What would be the main adverse effect we worry about ...

HOW TO APPLY ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSING COMPETENCIES TO CLINICAL SETTINGS With the growth in Advanced Practice Roles such as the Clinical Nurse Specialist and Nurse Practitioner titles there is more recognition and interest in the potential benefits that APNs may bring to the care of patients. Numerous studies have shown the value of using advanced practice nurses in the clinical setting yielding significant contributions and examples of outcome measures for APNs. APNs are effective in impro...

NURS 3056 Final Info Test 2. Integumentary – Ch. 11,22,23 Anatomy review • Epidermis-5 layers o Passive circulation from dermis o Cell types in epidermis  Keratinocytes (90%) • Essential for the skin’s protective barrier function  Melanocytes (5%) • Protection against UV sunlight  Langerhans’ • Essential for skin immunity  Merkel cells • Touch receptors • Dermis o Highly vascular o Collagen  Critical in wound healing  Responsible for skin’s mechanical streng...

NURS 3056 Final Info Test 2. Integumentary – Ch. 11,22,23 Anatomy review • Epidermis-5 layers o Passive circulation from dermis o Cell types in epidermis  Keratinocytes (90%) • Essential for the skin’s protective barrier function  Melanocytes (5%) • Protection against UV sunlight  Langerhans’ • Essential for skin immunity  Merkel cells • Touch receptors • Dermis o Highly vascular o Collagen  Critical in wound healing  Responsible for skin’s mechanical streng...