Third Trimester Final
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| Nurse would position a patient on their side with knees toward chin for a | Lumbar Puncture
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| Contrast dye may cause this in the elderly patient | Renal failure
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| Place this under the head of a client having a seizure on the floor | A Pillow
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| ALS always progress to | Death
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| The slightest touch may trigger pain in a client with | Trigeminal neuralgia
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| A patient who experienced tremors prior to the onset of dementia is likely to have | Parkinson's
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| The medication of choice for Parkinson's | Levodopa
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| A petit mal seizure is characterized by | eyes staring focused straight ahead
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| The onset of farsightedness associated with aging | Presbyopia
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| What is measures when assessing a client with pancreatitis | Serum amylase
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| Is indicative of a bleeding ulcer | Coffee ground emesis
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| What kind of diet is planned for a client undergoing a cholecystectomy | Low fat
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| Inadequate closure of what causes GERD | Esophageal sphincter (cardiac sphincter)
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| Projectile vomiting is often observed in the infant suffering from | Pyloric stenosis
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| Patients with Crohn's and colitis are higher risk for | Colon cancer
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| A butterfly rash (Moller's Rash) on the face often seen in | Lupus
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| Clients who have been rescued from burning buildings should be observed fro | Respiratory distress
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| What is used to examine a patient for ringworm | Woods light
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| Ringworm is a | Fungal infection
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| Impetigo is characterized by | Honey colored crust on the face and hands
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| Impetigo is | Highly contagious
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| Herpes Simplex 1 presents as | Cold sores
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| A red itchy rash on the elbows and knees is like to be | eczema
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| Scabies is a microscopic what | mite that borrows under the skin
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| A ring shaped rash from a tick bite bay indicate | Lyme disease
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| A client with a hip replacement should not bend more than | 90 degrees
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| A patient with a halo device should be monitored for | Swallowing difficulties
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| A hunchback appearance is | Kyphosis
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| Casting weekly is the usual treatment for | Club foot (talipes)
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| Club foot is | a congenial disorder
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| An intervention that may be recommended to increase this is exercise | Bone density
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| Women with recurrent UTI's should what before and after sex | Urinate (void)
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| After a cystoscope is preformed on a client they should be encouraged to | Drink to purge the dye from their system
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| This in the urine may indicate liver damage | Bilirubin
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| Erythropoietin is needed to produce | WBC
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| Renin helps to regulate | BP
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| The most common cause of status epileptics is | Stopping medications
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| Common side effects of anticholinergic are | Dry mouth, constipation, headache
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| Would likely be prescribed for spasticity | Baclofen
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| Is commonly used for bowel prep prior to colonoscopy | Go lightly, Nu lightly
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| Is given to clients with hepatitis to reduce ammonia levels | Lactulose
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| Lansoprazole inhibits | Gastric Acid secreation
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| Is generally used to treat ulcers | 2 ABX & 1 PPI
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| The type of histamine that stimulates acid production in the sotmach | H2
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