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1. What is Korotkow’s (korotkoff’s) sounds?
2. Enumerate the factors involved in the maintenance of arterial pressure.
3. Compute for the mean arterial pressure if the blood pressure is 120/70 mmHg.
4. How is the turbidity of urine retaled to ita specific gravity?
5. Discuss how a nephron perform its function.
6. Discuss how urine is formed.
7. Trace the pathway taken by the oocyte from its release from the ovary to its implantation site to the uterus.
8. What is spermatogenesis? Illustrate spermatogenesis
9. Discuss aortic valve
10. Discuss pulmonary vavle
11. Trace the circulatory pathway. Assume that the blood is about to leave the right atrium
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- Question 49 A client with hypernatremia in a hypovolemic state is MOST likely to exhibit what clinical manifestation? Question 49 options: Dry mucus membranes Increased production of dilute urine Increased skin turgor Serum sodium of 140 mmol/LQuestion 46 What is the MOST appropriate method of restoring the fluid and electrolyte balance for a 2 year old child with moderate dehydration? Question 46 options: Use an oral rehydration solution Keep the child NPO Start an IV of 0.9% Normal Saline Offer 60 ml of GatoradeQuestion 78 Carson, a 10 month old with vomiting for 2 days is brought to urgent care. Identify the assessment data which would indicate mild dehydration? Question 78 options: Producing tears Increased respiratory rate Decreased urine output Restless Tachycardia Febrile
- Nursing Question 47 . QuesA patient complains of feeling lightheaded when assuming an upright position. On assessment you note that the patient has dry mucus membranes and they report not having urinated in the past 18 hours. Lab work indicates sodium excess and increased blood osmolarity. Which of the following interventions should be utilized to correct the patients’ fluid imbalance? Question 47 options: administer oral rehydration solutions remove sources of salt excess administer 25% albumin solution IV restrict additional fluid intake.Question:Make nursing care plan(ncp) for a kidney failure patient Past health history: constipation for the last 7 days accompanied by difficulty of breathing (DOB) and Abdominal pain. Present Health history: chief complaint of Abdominal pain. Prior to admission, facial edema and bipedal edema was notice during physical assessment. Laboratory: Temperature 36°c, Pulse Rate -127, Respiratory Rate- 22,Blood Pressure -120/90,URIC ACID :10.20 mg/dL,CREATININE :1.33 mg/dLQuestion 14 Which of the following medications do you expect the doctor to prescribe to a client with a history of COPD who presents with acute respiratory distress? Question 14 options: Bronchodilators, corticosteroids, and antihypertensives Bronchodilators, corticosteroids, and psychotropics Bronchodilators, diuretics, and antihypertensives Corticosteroids, oxygen, and diruetics
- Question. A 52-year-old turbel man was brought into emergency department by his wife with main complaints of increasing fatigue and weakness. According to his wife his weakness has progressively worsened over the past month. He was so weak that he almost passed out when walking from the entrance of the ed to the registration desk. His wife reported that he has an increased fluid intake and an increase in urinary output. When asked patient reported that there was no pain on urination of history it urinary tract infection. Patient denied chest pain, vision problems, nausea, diarrhoea and syncope. His wife was concerned that the patient was wobbly when he walked. Past medical history Nephrolithiasis Hypertension Benign prostate hypertrophy Medical history Lisinopril Potassium chloride allopurinol diazepam Social history denies alcohol and tobacco use. Vital signs. Blood pressure 107/56 mmhg. Heart rate 115 respiration rate 22 bpm. Temperature 36.9 celcius Physical examination…please help me to answer these questions, don't forget to include citations in APA format please, thank you!! 1. What is the role of solute concentration in the formation of urine in the nephrons? 2. How does the Henry’s Law explain blood respiration and oxygenation? 3. The body is equipped with mechanisms that flush out excess solutes and molecules to maintain homeostasis. As such, how do kidney stones form despite this?Discussion - Fluid Restrictions in Healthcare Instructions Discuss how to assist patients when fluid restrictions are ordered by the physician by following the discussion prompts to complete your initial discussion post. After creating your initial post, respond to at least two of your peers in a substantive manner. Discussion Prompts Mrs. Jackson has Chronic Heart Failure. She is admitted to your facility with diuretic medications and Stage 3 edema. Today the physician placed an order for a 1.5 liter (1,500 militer) a day (24 hours) fluid restriction. In your initial post, share two ways that you can: Aid the patient in being compliant with their fluid restriction, and Work alongside the dietitian to keep an accurate account of the amount of fluids consumed by the patient Some examples would be: Education Monitoring Communication Encouragement and behavior management Support your information with at least one cited resource.
- Question 52 A nurse is caring for a 3-year-old patient diagnosed with Influenza. On assessment, the nurse notes poor peripheral perfusion, capillary refill >3 seconds, tachycardia, increased lethargy and hypotension. Which of the following complications should the nurse suspect? Question 52 options: Septic Shock Secondary pneumonia Sepsis SIRSPOST-LAB QUESTIONS 1) Discuss how the following buffer systems work in the human body: a) Carbonate buffer system b) Phosphate buffer system c) ProteinsPlease answer and explain. Thank you 1. List down 2 advantages and 2 disadvantages of wet mounts in stool examination