Cardinal presentation - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What BEST describes the effect on the patient if you continue to lower a hearing instrument's kneepoint and increase the compression ratio? Choose ALL that apply. A. a lot of gain for soft sounds B. very few speech cues in a crowded party C. little or no gain for moderately loud sounds D. too much amplification in a crowded party - ANSWER-A,B, & C What frequencies would be MOST affected by a head cold? - ANSWER-Low frequencies. 250,500 What is found on the bottom of the ear canal? - ...

1. What is the typical presentation of Osteoarthritis and the overall goals of therapy? ANS Patients are usually more than 50 years old. May be asymptomatic to severe joint pain and stiffness. Joint involvement is asymmetric. Inflammation is absent or mild. Cardinal s/s are use-related joint pain (deep and aching), joint stiffness (abates with motion, recurs with rest), weight bearing joints unstable, joint stiffness lasts fewer than 30 minutes. One or more joints can be involved but most commo...

1 - Contemplation - what does it mean in the exercise of Lectio Divina + medieval prayer correct answers resting in it (what you learned) (Union w/ God = Grand Prize) 2 - Why is Contemplation important theme/concept in the M.A? correct answers Union with God Makes us feel a deeper desire for the things of God, leading us deeper into prayer Provides Hope 3 - Medieval Christians believe what about the Resurrection of Christ and all believers at the end of time? correct answers Cent...

What is the most common cause of secondary amenorrhea? Pregnancy What are the two most common causes of secondary amenorrhea in patients with normal estrogen? Asherman syndrome and polycystic ovarian syndrome What is another name for gonadal dysgenesis? Turners syndrome What lab test is diagnostic for menopause? FSH > 30mIU/mL What is the most common presentation of a leiomyomata (uterine fibroid)? Vaginal bleeding What is recommended in most cases of a leiomyomata? Observation...

MED SURGE II: EXAM 4 | QUESTIONS & 100% CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED) | LATEST UPDATE | GRADED A+ | ALREADY GRADED Which assessment finding corresponds with the first stage of Parkinson's disease (PD)? 1. Upper extremity tremors 2. Muscle rigidity 3. Shuffling gait 4. Postural instability Upper extremity tremors. --Parkinson's disease (PD) is characterized by five progressive stages: 1st stage: Pt presents with unexplained unilateral weakness and upper extremity tremors. 2nd sta...

Advanced Medical Life Support (AMLS) Assessment Pathway correct answers A dependable framework to support the reduction of morbibity and mortality by using an assessment-based approach to determine a differential diagnosis and effectively manage a broad range of medical emergencies. Assessment-based patient management correct answers Utilizing the patient's cardinal presentation; historical, diagnostic, and physical exam findings; and one's own critical thinking skills as a healthcare profe...

MICROBIOLOGY BI 234 LECTURE EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Which of the following cells of innate immunity is involved in allergic reactions? Select all that apply a. eosinophils b. neutropohils c. basophils d. macrophages a. Eosinophils c. Basophils Which of the cells of innate immunity ejects its chromatin to capture and immobilize bacteria? Neutrophils Which of the following is a characteristic of innate immunity, but not of adaptive immunity? Select ALL that ...

attitude means - Answer Relationship of the fetus' bodyparts to one another lie means - Answer How the spine of fetus corresponds with the spine of the mother presentation means - Answer Part that is encountered first when doing a vaginal exam. position means - Answer How the part of the fetus corresponds to mother's pelvis engagement means - Answer Fetal presenting part is settled in mother's pelvis. station means - Answer Fetal presenting part as it relates ...

While performing a comprehensive assessment, the provider recognizes the patient's assessment and diagnostic findings are similar to patient complaints she has treated in the past. Integrating new patient presentation information with past experiences to determine management strategies can be defined as: Clinical reasoning When approaching the patient in an apartment that has been secured by LE, the providers find a semiconscious patient who has a needle in her arm. the patient moa...

What is the first heading of the AMLS patient assessment pathway? -:- Initial Observation What are the two subcategories of the AMLS initial observation? -:- Scene/Situation; Patient What are the two sections of the AMLS scene/situation assessment? -:- Safety threats; Situational clues What are the two sections of the AMLS patient assessment? -:- Cardinal presentation/chief complaint; primary survey What is the second heading of the AMLS patient assessment pathway? -:- First Impres...