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concept of nursing 2

Autoimmune Disorders

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Which theories characterize the mechanisms involved in autoimmunity? -Leakage of protected self-antigens -Epitope immune system evasion -Loss of T suppressor function -Failure of T cell programming
Which classic characteristic is most often noted in patients with the autoimmune disorder systemic lupus erythematosus? Reddish facial rash
Which diagnostic test differentiates the level of autoimmune disease activity from the presence of disease? Serum complement
The nurse determines that collaborative goals for a patient with an autoimmune disorder are met when which findings are present? -Decreased patient symptoms -Patient enters remission -Exacerbation prevented
The nurse determines the patient’s prescribed Basilximab (monoclonal antibody) is acting to prevent T cell activation based on which finding? Decreased lymphocyte count
The nurse determines the effectiveness of placing cold on the autoimmune patient’s acutely inflamed knee after noting which finding? reduced swelling
Which action will the nurse take after noting the newly elevated blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and serum creatinine on the laboratory report of a patient who has an autoimmune disorder, fever, and chills? Consult with the health care provider.
Which step does the nurse determine is first when caring for a patient with an autoimmune disorder? Determining patient needs
Which nursing intervention does the nurse determine addresses the goal of “verbalizing strategies for effective self-care”? Continue activities and being productive, seeking assistance if needed.
What does the nurse determine is the most important reason for teaching patients on immune suppressive therapy to weigh weekly? monitor for weight change
The nurse determines that which action takes priority for a newly admitted patient with an autoimmune disorder who is acutely ill with fever and pain? Facilitating periods of uninterrupted rest
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