BIO 1100-D088 FINAL TEST FALL 2023

The nurse administering lomustine to a patient knows to teach about which of the following delayed onset risks? a.pulmonary fibrosis b. hypertension c. neuropathy d. cardiomyopathy

Please use the pictures for context. Thank you 15. Which is true about Tom’s blood pressure? A.His blood pressure is normal when awake  B.His blood pressure becomes normal as he sleeps  C.His blood pressure is on the upper limits during the times that he works and lowers to the normal when asleep  D.All of the statements describes Tom’s blood pressure.  16. What can you say about Tom knowing his blood pressure? A.He has a stressful day at work.  B.His day is fun and full of surprises.  C.His work depends on a hard manual labor.  D.All of the choices may be true.  17. What could happen during Harry’s sleep? A.He will have a good rest and will wake up with vigor  B.He might have a stroke anytime during his sleep.  C.He will have a restless sleep.  D.None of the situations given will happen.  18. What can we conclude from learning about the blood pressure? A.Blood pressure fluctuates naturally throughout the day.  B.Blood pressure depends on the…

39 words A school-age child present with new-onset type 1 diabetes mellitus. The nurse should recognize the caregiver demonstrates understanding of how to manage the child's illness by which statement? 30) X A. Long-acting insulin is administered before each meal. B. Index fingers should be used for blood glucose testing. C. Blood glucose stability can be achieved with a restricted diet. D. Insulin injection sites are rotated between arm and legs. Accessibility: Investigate English (United States)

answer the ff: A. Which part of the brain monitors the rise or fall in body temperature?Describe how this part of the brain detects any changes in body temperature. B. Vasoconstriction and vasodilation help maintain our body temperature within a normalrange. Explain how this happens. C. Other than changes in the blood vessels, state one (1) mechanism in which bodytemperature can be reduced or increased. D. Many factors can affect one’s body temperature, such as spending time in hot or coldweather conditions. Give two (2) factors that can raise or lower the body temperature.

Please use the pictures for context. Thank you   10. In which time does individuals would likely have the highest blood pressure in normal conditions? A.Upon waking up  B.Noon  C.Just before sleep  D.During sleep  11. When a person is asleep, it is expected that…… A.His blood pressure spikes  B.His blood pressure lowers down  C.Blood pressure is similar when he is awake  D.Blood pressure cannot be determined  12.Why is the blood pressure important during sleep? A.When blood pressure increases, it is not felt by the person thus difficult to address.  B.So we could know if the medicine taken in is functioning.  C.Blood pressure is decreased by meditation  D.When blood pressure decreases, person may not be awaken.  13. Why is blood pressure high just after waking up? A.Due to normal body circadian rhythm  B.Body releases hormones in the morning such as adrenaline and noradrenaline which boosts of energy but raises blood pressure.  C.Both A…

67-An insulin-dependent diabetic delivered a 10-pound male. When the baby is brought to the nursery. the priority of care is to A. Clean the umbilical cord with Betadine to prevent infection B. Give the baby a bath C. Call the laboratory to collect a PKU screening test D. Check the baby's serum glucose level and administer glucose if < 40 mg/dL 68- You are assessing the heart sounds of a patient with a severe case of Tetralogy of Fallot. You would expect to hear a of the sternal border? murmur at the A. diastolic; right B. systolic; left C. diastolic; left D. systolic; right

47-A 12-year-old boy was admitted to the hospital two days ago due to hyperthermia. His nursing interventions should be included in the care plan for the client? A. Room temperature reduction B. Fluid restriction of 2,000 ml/day C. Axillary temperature measurements every 4 hours D. Antiemetic agent administration 48- While examining a 2-year-old child, the nurse in charge sees that the anterior fontanel is open. The nurse should: A. Notify the doctor B. Look for other signs of abuse C. Recognize this as a normal finding D. Ask about a family history of Tay-Sachs disease

The nurse is evaluation the effectiveness of metaproterenol for... how do you know it’s been effective? A. Increased heart rate and blood pressure B. Decreased white blood cell count C. Decreased wheezing upon auscultation D. Decreased respiratory rate

Case 1:  Case Scenario: John Doe, 53y.o., has a history of Type I diabetes mellitus, cigarette smoking 40 pack years, CAD, and PVD. Six weeks ago, he developed a wound in his left heel which measured 4cm by 2cm when he discovered it. Despite IV antibiotics and chemical debridement, the wound developed a gangrene infection. He is scheduled for a BKA of the left lower extremity tomorrow at 10:00 am. His meds include daily insulin, aspirin 325mg/day, Pletaal 100mg BID.  When checking the medications for Mr. Doe the evening before surgery, which orders increase the nurse’s concern? Insulin 6 units Regular with 15 units NPH subcutaneous q am.  Aspirin 325mg PO q d.  Pletaal 100mg PO BID  Ativan 0.5mg IVP on call to OR in AM.

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24. A nurse is caring for a client who exhibits manifestations of major depressive disorder. The provider wants to rule out any other medical conditions that may be contributing to or causing the symptoms. Which diagnostic test should the nurse expect to be ordered? a. Kidney function test b. Thyroid panel (TSH, T3, T4) c. Liver function test d. Urinalysis with culture

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II. Write the letter of the correct answer. Choices for 1-10: A. intracellular fluid B. extracellular fluid C. intravascular fluid X. the space between the vascular and the cells 2. includes all the fluids enclosed in cells bounded by the cell membrane 3. accounts for 1/3 of the total body's water content A. consists of high levels of potassium and low levels of sodium 5, constitutes the fluid component of the blood 6. accounts for 60% of the total water in the human body 7.3/12 of the total body water 8. the amount of water in this compartment is tightly regulated 9. consists of very high levels of sodium and small levels of potassium 10. materials travel between cells and the plasma in capillaries through this D. interstitial fluid compartment

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choose the best answer 1. Specific affective (mood) disorders a. Major depression b. Spasticity c. Trigeminal Neuralgia d. Diabetes

D 52) The nurse is assessing a 2-week-old male infant in a community health clinic and notes that his sclera appears slightly yellow. Additionally, urine in his diaper appears tea colored. This child should receive follow-up assessment for what condition? A. Huntingtons disease B. Hirschsprung's disease C. Biliary atresia Intussuscreption D. 2 W #3 E 4 % 5 T 6 ➤ & 7 1 U 8 9 K O O P + 11

Case Scenario: John Doe, 53y.o., has a history of Type I diabetes mellitus, cigarette smoking 40 pack-years, CAD, and PVD. Six weeks ago, he developed a wound in his left heel which measured 4cm by 2cm when he discovered it. Despite IV antibiotics and chemical debridement, the wound developed a gangrene infection. He is scheduled for a BKA of the left lower extremity tomorrow at 10:00 am. His meds include daily insulin, aspirin 325mg/day, Pletaal 100mg BID.  Question: Mr. Doe was very restless the evening before. He verbalizes to his wife that he is “scared to death” and worried about losing his foot. She asks the nurse what can be done to help him. How will the nurse address the psychological comfort of Mr. Doe? (Discuss in 2-3 sentences only)

Name five (5) signs or symptoms of a UTI? (easy and simple)

A 60‐year‐old woman is started on imatinib therapy for chronic‐phase chronic myeloid leukaemia. Which ONE of the following adverse effects is most likely? Select one: A.Pancytopenia B.Hepatic test abnormality C.Pancreatitis D.Fluid retention

Case Scenario John Doe, 53y.o., has a history of Type I diabetes mellitus, cigarette smoking 40 pack years, CAD, and PVD. Six weeks ago, he developed a wound in his left heel which measured 4cm by 2cm when he discovered it. Despite IV antibiotics and chemical debridement, the wound developed a gangrene infection. He is scheduled for a BKA of the left lower extremity tomorrow at 10:00am. His meds include daily insulin, aspirin 325mg/day, Pletaal 100mg BID.  Summary: Given case: 53 years old, male History of Type-1 diabetes mellitus, CAD ( Coronary Artery Disease)  PAD ( peripheral artery disease)  Cigarette smoking 40 packs per year COMPLAINTS: 6 weeks ago, he developed a wound in his left heel. Despite antibiotics, patient developed a gangrene infection.  ADVISE: To undergo BKA ( Below knee amputation) of left lower extremities MEDICATION: Daily insulin, aspirin 325 mg /day, pletaal 100 mg BD Post-operative Data: Post-operatively, Mr. Doe goes to the Post Anesthesia Care Unit…

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Case Scenario: John Doe, 53y.o., has a history of Type I diabetes mellitus, cigarette smoking 40 pack years, CAD, and PVD. Six weeks ago, he developed a wound in his left heel which measured 4cm by 2cm when he discovered it. Despite IV antibiotics and chemical debridement, the wound developed a gangrene infection. He is scheduled for a BKA of the left lower extremity tomorrow at 10:00am. His meds include daily insulin, aspirin 325mg/day, Pletaal 100mg BID.    Question: During the admission assessment, the nurse questions Mr. Doe to determine if there is a latex allergy or sensitivity. Why is this essential to the patient’s safety? What symptoms would the nurse question Mr. Doe about in order to determine this? (Discuss in 3-5 sentences only)