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Skin (function) - Answer -Temperature control and regulation -Barrier protection -Excretion -Absorption -Vitamin D production -Immunological surveillance -Mirror of internal disease processes -Indication or general health Onychomycosis (nail disorder) - Answer Fungal or yeast infe...

Etiology of Obesity - Answer results when energy intake exceeds energy expenditure Caused by changes in cellular insulin sensitivity, glucose utilization, fat accumulation, hepatic glucose production, and fluid balance What are the two key factors in determining obesity? - Answer Amount o...

virulence - the variance in disease producing potential of different pathogens reservoir - a source of a pathogenic organism that may or may not be suffering from the disease caused by the pathogen vector - a living being that can carry the pathogenic organism from the reservoir to the host; n...

Nucleus - Answer -command center of the cell -contains DNA -regulates all cell structure and function Mitochondria - Answer -cell's energy producers -converts organic nutrients into ATP -own cellular DNA specifically inherited from mothers Glycoproteins - Answer -identify ce...

Salivary Glands Locations - Answer Parotid: in cheeks over the mandible, anterior to and below the ear. Submandibular: beneath the mandible and the angle of the jaw Sublingual: lie on the floor of the mouth Salivary Glands Assessment - Answer Palpate in a line from outer corner of th...

The organ most commonly damaged by an injurious agent is the a. Liver b. Endothelium c. Pancreas d. Gall Bladder - Answer b. endothelium Cell death associated with inflammation is known as: a. necrosis b. apoptosis c. mitosis d. dysplasia - Answer a. necro...

Os Coxae - Answer Name this entire bone Ilium - Answer Name this part of the hip bone Ishium - Answer Name this part of the hip bone Pubis - Answer Name this part of the hip bone Pubic Symphysis - Answer Name this part of the hip bone Ishial Tuberosity - Answer Name ...

What are the 3 (4) phases of a nurse-patient relationship? - Answer 1. Preorientation Phase 2. Orientation Phase 3. Working phase 4. Termination phase What is the preorientation phase? - Answer - preparing for your patient - reading charts - handover - any personal concerns Wh...

T/F Acute Kidney Injury occurs from an accumulation of nitrogenous waste and impairment of fluid and electrolyte balance - Answer False T/F In Chronic Renal Failure, hypocalcemia stimulates the parathyroid glands to release parathyroid hormone which causes bone breakdown. This process is refer...