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most predominant symptom w asthma - ANSWERcough how to know if tx successful with asthma - ANSWERpeak flow meter not based off how they're using their inhaler what asthma medication to NEVER prescribe on it's own and what does it need in combination with it - ANSWERLABA needs an ICS the risk of prescibring LABA alone for asthma increases the risk of what - ANSWERasthma related death asthma medication that is the NEW cornerstone tx - ANSWERICS Examples of ICS - ANSWERBu...

fundal ht at 12 weeks - ANSWERsymphysis pubis fundal ht at 20 weeks - ANSWERumbilicus how many cm at fundal height of 20 weeks - ANSWER18-22cm no live vaccines during preganancy , which are live (activated) (3)? - ANSWERHPV, MMR, varicella are ALL live vaccines...and also not the nasal flu vaccine bc the nasal is LIVE which vaccines are inactivated and safe to give during preganancy - ANSWERFlu and tdap vaccine are inactivated - flu recommended for pregnant woman , tdap doesn...

Sarah's parents gave her a goal to clean the bathroom twice a month until the end of the year. Which part of the SMART criteria is missing from this goal? - ANSWERR - Relevant ____________ is a broad term used to group related jobs - ANSWERAn occupation Carol wants to improve her time in the 1600 meter run by the start of track season. Which part of the SMART criteria is missing from this goal? - ANSWERM - Measurable Michelle works in an appliance store. She has a goal to sell a combin...

When should a HCP initiate a "statin" therapy? - ANSWERASCVD risk of >7.5 Normal Total Cholestrol - ANSWER< 200 Normal HDL levels - ANSWER40-60 mg/dL HIGHER the BETTER! Normal LDL levels - ANSWER<100 mg/dL Normal Triglycerides Level - ANSWER< 150 Lipid Profiles routinely obtained - ANSWEREvery 5 years; unless positive for risk factors routinely checked with stabilization (statin therapy) = 1 to 3 months; then yearly Risk Factors for Hyperlipidemia (ASCVD cri...

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Deficiency of which vitamin or mineral results in an inadequate inflammatory response? a. Vitamin A b. Vitamin B1 c. Vitamin C d. Zinc - ANSWERA A deficiency of vitamin A results in an inadequate inflammatory response. Deficiencies of vitamins B1 and C result in decreased collagen formation. A deficiency of zinc leads to impaired epithelialization. An occlusive dressing is applied to a large abrasion. This is advantageous because the dressing will accomplish what? a. Deliver vitam...

Which of the following would be considered functions of the skin? Select all that apply. A) Protection against physical injury B) Protection from an invasion of microbes C) Regulation of acid-base balance D) Regulation of metabolism E) Synthesis of vitamin D - ANSWERA,B,E Which of the following clients would experience an accelerated rate of cell division in the stratum germinativum layer? A) A stroke client who is incontinent of stool and bladder B) A motorcycle accident client with la...

Cutis marmorata - ANSWERtransient, netlike, reddish-blue mottling of the skin caused by variable vascular constriction and dilation normal response to chilling; normal skin color returns with warming usually over trunk and extremities usually abates by 6 months Describe the layers of skin - ANSWERepidermis dermis subcutaneous tissue Epidermis - ANSWERthinner outer layer, functions as protective barrier composed of 5 layers of stratified squamous epithelium Horny outer l...

An 65-year-old man is being treated at the dermatologist for a lesion on his face for the past 5 weeks that will not go away. Additionally, the patient has a history of staying out in the sun, as he lives in Florida. Upon physical exam, a 0.6 cm macule that appears flesh-colored and slightly hyperpigmented is present on his right cheek. Upon palpation, the macule feels like sandpaper and is tender to the patient. All labs are within normal limits. Dx? - ANSWERActinic keratoses A 50-year-old ...

A 36-year-old woman presents to her primary care physician due to intense pruritic lesions affecting her ankles and wrists. She reports that this has never happened before. Medical history is significant for prior hospitalization for sepsis secondary to methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in the setting of intravenous drug use. Her only medication is methadone and she does not have any allergies. On physical examination, there are polygonal violaceous papules affecting the ankles ...