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MCC of inheritied or hereditary Thrombophilia - ANSWER-Factor V Leiden Mutation (predisposes pts to DVTs) Worsening Thrombotic Disease - Pt has DVTs despite anti-coagulation therapy due to: 1) under anti-coagulation (the pt is non complaint w/meds or has not had appropriate f/u to check INR) or 2) anti-coagulation failure. How do you manage each of those? - ANSWER-1) under anti-coagulation- > start on IV heparin and until warfarin is therapeutic 2) anti-coagulation failure.-> ...

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ANA AG/ACNP Certification Practice IQ Set 2 Questions Answered 100% correct A 55-year-old gentleman w/ HIV CD4 count 250. Presents to ED with H.A. Which H&P finding would cause concern? a) His body habitus is barrel-chested b) His sensory function is intact c) he has lymphadenopathy d) he describes floaters in his vision & occasional blurred vision D in pts with HIV, floaters and occasional blurred vision may indicate later stages or progression of disease process. Simple partial se...

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ANA AG/ACNP Certification Practice IQ Set 2 A 55-year-old gentleman w/ HIV CD4 count 250. Presents to ED with H.A. Which H&P finding would cause concern? a) His body habitus is barrel-chested b) His sensory function is intact c) he has lymphadenopathy d) he describes floaters in his vision & occasional blurred vision - correct answer D in pts with HIV, floaters and occasional blurred vision may indicate later stages or progression of disease process. Simple partial seizures can be disti...