Nephrotic syndromes Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Haemoglobinopathies (Sickle Cell, Thalassemia) Questions with solutions 2023 Sickle cell hemoglobins- single amino acid substitution or deletion in globin polypeptide chain results in HbS variants rather than HbA ( normal adult heme) Haemoglobin S •Point mutation of 6th codon substituting valine for glutamic acid- most common Haemoglobin C •Point mutation of 6th codon lysine for glutamic acid Haemoglobin E •Point mutation on 26th codon lysine for glutamic acid What is sic...

Index of Tables xiii Preface xvii Contributors xix CHAPTER 1 HOW TO PREPARE FOR NCLEX-PN® • 1 Questions You Might Have about the Examination 2 What Is the National Council of State Boards of Nursing? 2 What Is the Current Test Plan? 2 How Do I Apply to Take the Examination? 3 What Types of Questions Are on the Examination? 4 Do I Have to Know a Lot About Computers to Take the Examination? 4 How Is the Examination Scored? 4 Can I Take a Break? 4 When Will I Know If I Passed? 4 Tips...

This document contains a summary of all lectures and SSAs given in the course (principles and practice of) Human Pathology about Theme 3: Nephropathology. With this document I obtained a grade of 7,5 for this course. The document is clearly structures and contains pictures for better understanding. Important/difficult parts are highlighted in blue.

A patient who reported a very painful sore throat 3 weeks ago is now diagnosed with acute post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis. When asked, "Why is my urine the color of coffee?", the nurse responds a. "Normally, red blood cells that enter the urine are taken back into the blood, but in glomerulonephritis, the kidney disease you have, they stay in the urine and make it coffee-colored." b. "When parts of your kidneys stopped working, your blood kept flowing and broke some of your little...

Physical Assessment - Final Exam (Bates), top exam questions and answers, 100% Accurate. Sensitivity - -Number of people who test positive. A test with a high sensitivity will rule _______ (in/out)? - -IN Specificity - -Number of people who test negative. A test with a high specificity will rule _____(in/out)? - -OUT If 100 patients known to have a colon cancer were tested, and 43 tested positive, what percentage would be the sensitivity of the test? - -43% Do we rule out a ...

Kim 1. Dehydration – diarrhea and vomiting (from powerpoint) a. Dehydration i. Clinical Manifestations: 1. CRT greater than 3 seconds, dry mucous membranes, absence of tears, sunken fontanels, lethargy, weight loss, rapid weak pulse (1st to respond), low BP (last to respond) ii. Urine output needs to be 1mL/kg per hour for anyone under 30kg. iii. Dehydration Criteria (% of body weight lost) 1. Mild dehydration=5% of total body weight 2. Moderate=10% of total body weight 3. Severe...

NR 509 Physical Assessment - Final Exam (Bates) Updated 2024/2025 Solved 100%-Chamberlain Sensitivity Number of people who test positive. A test with a high sensitivity will rule _______ (in/out)? IN Specificity Number of people who test negative. A test with a high specificity will rule _____(in/out)? OUT If 100 patients known to have a colon cancer were tested, and 43 tested positive, what percentage would be the sensitivity of the test? 43% Do we rule out a disease with high sens...

Kim 1. Dehydration – diarrhea and vomiting (from powerpoint) a. Dehydration i. Clinical Manifestations: 1. CRT greater than 3 seconds, dry mucous membranes, absence of tears, sunken fontanels, lethargy, weight loss, rapid weak pulse (1st to respond), low BP (last to respond) ii. Urine output needs to be 1mL/kg per hour for anyone under 30kg. iii. Dehydration Criteria (% of body weight lost) 1. Mild dehydration=5% of total body weight 2. Moderate=10% of total body weight 3. Severe...

Surgery EOR: Preoperative/Postoperative Care questions and answers| A+ content When can a patient eat prior to a major surgery? NPO after midnight or at least 8 hours What risks should be discussed with all patients and documented on the consent form for a surgical procedure? Risk: Bleeding, infection, anesthesia, scars If a patient is on anti-HTN meds should the patient take them on the day of the procedure? Yes Should a patient who smokes cigarettes stop before an oper...

What feature is most often found with patients with a splenectomy on a Wright's stained blood smear? - Answer- Howell-Jolly bodies Patients with antibody to the following antigen are immune to Hepatitis B: - Answer- Surface antigen (HbSAg) Which two of the following tests are helpful for documenting previous Streptococcal throat and skin infections: - Answer- ASO titer and Anti-DNase B In mass spectrometry, the "appearance potential" is defined as the: - Answer- Minimum energy requir...