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NSG 251- Pharmacology Exam 2 Review Questions. Module 2: Drugs to Treat Infections • Explain the general principles of antibiotic therapy. • Explain the pros and cons of antibiotic use with attention to the overuse or abuse of antibiotics.

NSG 331- EXAM 4 STUDY GUIDE - Fatigue - Headaches - Blurred vision - Elevated BP - Anorexia - Nausea and vomiting - Chills - Itching - Excessive thirst - Change in body weight - Cognitive.

NSG 331- Exam 1 Study Guide. Distribution of Body Fluids Water is most important nutrient of life. Total body water is about 55-75% of body weight.

NSG 331- Exam 2 Study Guide. MODULE 3: Care of the Adult in the Perioperative Setting Case study J.D., a 45-year-old female, presents to the surgeon’s office for presurgical workup for right breast lumpectomy.

NSG 331- Exam 3 Study Guide. Integumentary Disorders Assessment of Integumentary System • Health History o Previous trauma, surgery, diseases/manifestations, jaundice, cyanosis, delayed wound healing, pallor o Food sensitivities, pet or drug allergies.

NSG 331- Exam 4 Study Guide. REVIEW: RENAL AND UROLOGIC DISORDERS Lewis Chapter 44 Table 44.5 manifestations of urinary system disorders o Fatigue.

NSG 331- FINAL EXAM REVIEW. TOPICS TO REVIEW: CHAPTER 13 Dermatitis • Allergic contact dermatitis • Irritant dermatitis • Nummular eczema • Seborrheic dermatitis • Stasis dermatitis.

NSG 331- FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE. Disorders Head and neck cancer Head and Neck Cancer • Incidence: o 2-3% of all malignancies o Men>women o May involve • Nasal cavity •Para-nasal sinuses • Nasopharynx • Oropharynx • Larynx • Oral cavity • Salivary glands.

NSG 431- Exam 1 Study Guide. Module 1 - Care of Adult with Cardiovascular Disorders Assessment, cardiac diagnostic testing o Blood flow to the heart – superior and inferior vena cava bring blood to the right atrium.

NSG 431- Exam 2 Review. Care of Adult Client Experiencing ENDOCRINE DISORDERS: 1. Review all of the system differences between Cushing Syndrome and Addison’s Disease by glucocorticoids and mineralocorticoids, only, as physiological disturbances caused by Adrenocortical Dysfunction.