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NSG 120 Final Exam Questions and Answers All Correct Osteoporosis Etiology - Answer-Bone mass normally peaks in young adults, and then gradually declines, depending on genetic factors (such as vitamin D receptors), nutrition, weight-bearing activity, and hormonal levels. It appears that calcium intake in the child and young adult is critical to maintenance of bone mass later in life. A number of factors predispose people to osteoporosis. These include the following: **Aging **Mechanic...

NSG 120 EXAM WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS (ALREADY GRADED A+) Database - Answer-contains all the information about a client Client Data - Answer-relates to all the information of the client which is related to his or her transactions, reports, and other information such as client billing data, clinical data, and other client data. Current Data - Answer-relate to present circumstances, such as pain, nausea, sleep patterns, and religious practices. Types of Data - Answer-subjective and obje...

NSG 120 Quiz 4 Questions with All Correct Answers Causes of Periodontitis - Answer-poor oral hygiene, periodontitis is aggravated by smoking, which promotes calculus formation, cancer and chemotherapy; diabetes mellitus with decreased tissue resistance and poor healing; and HIV infection (AIDS), in which periodontitis is rapidly progressive and often resistant to treatment. Hyperkeratosis - Answer-ex. leukoplakia - whitish plaque or epidermal thickening of the mucosa that occurs on the bucc...

NSG 120 Midterm Exam Questions with All Correct Answers what does polypharmacy mean - Answer-5 or more medications (older adults) treatment goals for elderly - Answer-quality of life and functional independence, rather than cure Decreased cardiac reserve due to (older adults) - Answer-atherosclerosis costal cartilage becomes - Answer-calcified Weakened reflex increases susceptibility to pneumonia - Answer-cough Cardinal signs of inflammation - Answer-redness, swelling, heat, pain...

Neurology USMLE Exam Questions and Correct Answers (Already Graded A+) 2 Exam (elaborations) USMLE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH REVISED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ 3 Exam (elaborations) USMLE EXAM TEST BANK QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (ALREADY GRADED A+) 2024-2025 UPDATE 4 Exam (elaborations) USMLE Biochemistry Exam Questions with All

USMLE1 Physiology Exam Questions with Correct Answers A 35-year-old, sexually active woman visits her gynecologist complaining of mild, right-sided, lower abdominal pain but no other symptoms. There are no peritoneal signs. Her surgical history is significant for an appendectomy at age 10. Her last period occurred 14 days ago. Which of the following endometrial changes corresponds to this stage of the patient's menstrual cycle? - Answer-Growth of spiral arteries - Notes: Proliferative an...

USMLE Genetics Exam Questions with All Correct Answers What is linkage disequalibrium? - Answer-Tendency for certain alleles at 2 linked loci to occur together more often than expected by chance...Varies between populations. What is a dominant negative mutation? - Answer-When a mutation exerts a dominant effect, as in a heterozygote produces a nonfuntional altered protein that also prevents normal gene expression What is the chromosomal defect in Williams Syndrome? - Answer-Deletion of ...

Neurology USMLE Exam Questions and Correct Answers (Already Graded A+) What if a kid produces too much IgA? How can this lead to meningitis? - Answer-Too much serum IgA can bind to and block Neisseria, blocking the binding of IgG and IgM which can induce complement mediated lysis. IgA doesnt trigger complement so bacteria escape immune killing. What complement factors make the membrane attack complex? - Answer-C5b - C9 Lipid laden macrophages containing the products of myelin breakdown ...

USMLE Mnemonics Exam Questions and Correct Answers (Already Graded A+) What is CREST syndrome? - Answer-Calcinosis Reynaud's phenomenon Esophageal Dismotility Sclerodactyly (tightening and peeling of fingers and toes) Telangiectasia inflammatory autoimmune response by anti-centromere antibodies in connective tissue) Where do antibiotics act to block replication? - Answer-buy (A)(T) 30 and (C)(E)(L)(L) @50 Aminoglycosides Tetracyclines Chlorampenicol/clindamycin Erythromycin mac...

USMLE Biochemistry Exam Questions with All Correct Answers What might be defective in a patient with recurrent renal staghorn caliculi? What amino acids are affected? - Answer-defect of renal tubular amino acid transporter for cysteine, ornithine, lysine, and arginine What is deficient in a patient whose urine smells like maple syrup? What process cannot be completed? - Answer-deficient alpha-ketoacid dehydroenase prevents the degradation of branched amino acids, such as isoleucine, leucine...