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ATI Concept Base 3. Cellular Regulation: Ch. 89 General Principles of Cancer Risk Factors: ● Age; older higher risk ● Race ● Genetics ● Exposure to chemicals, tobacco & alcohol ● High fat, red meat, & low fiber ● Exposure to sun, UV, & radiation Staging ● T: tumor higher number bigger tumor ● N: node # of lymph nodes involved ● M: Metastasis: 0 no evidence 1 evidence Risk for malnutrition ● Hypermetabolic state due to presence of carcinoma ● Impair ability to ingest, digest...

Final Exam Study GUIDE 1. know INR target for stroke/afib a. (INR) target of 2.0 to 3.0 for preventing ischemic stroke in atrial fibrillation. 2. who can get hep B vaccine a. The current recommendations for childhood immunizations include administering the three-dose HBV series to newborns or at age 11 to 12 years to children not previously vaccinated. The series can be started at any age, although it is recommended that preterm infants be at least 1 month of age before starting HPV...

Infectious Disease Prevention and Control Stanhope: Foundations of Population Health for Community/Public Health Nursing, 5th Edition MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. Which of the following is the number-one cause of death worldwide? a. Chronic diseases (heart disease, cancer, stroke) b. Infectious diseases c. Injuries (accidental or purposeful) d. Terrorism ANS: B Infectious diseases, however, are still the number-one cause of death worldwide. In countries with higher standards of living, where...

1. What was one of the first public health measures legislated by the U.S. federal government? a. Funding local government provision of safe water b. Using the power to impose quarantine c. Requiring pasteurization of all milk d. Regulating disposal of waste (garbage and feces) Quarantine was the first measure used on a federal level to restrict spread of infectious diseases. 2. What scientific criteria were developed by Jacob Henle to link an organism to its specific disease? a. Give...