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NURS 5463 Exam 3 Questions And Answers 100% Pass Staph gram stain? - answergrape like clusters, gram positive cocci Strep gram stain? - answerchains or in pairs, gram positive cocci autoimmune disease by drugs or disease triggers (EBV), UV light, or estrogen? - answerSystemic Lupus Erythematos...

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Staph gram stain? - answer✔grape like clusters, gram positive cocci

Strep gram stain? - answer✔chains or in pairs, gram positive cocci

autoimmune disease by drugs or disease triggers (EBV), UV light, or estrogen? - answer✔Systemic Lupus
Erythematosus (SLE)

autoantibodies cause damage to tissue/organs, deficient complement 3&4? - answer✔SLE

common initial complaint of SLE? - answer✔arthralgias

skin and kidney characteristics of SLE? - answer✔Butterfly shaped, malar rash on face, kidney most
common affected organ-glomerulonephritis

ANA? - answer✔antinuclear antibody- detects autoantibodies; positive in SLE

anti-dsDNA? - answer✔>25 during SLE exacerbation

Treatment of SLE? - answer✔Methylprednisolone IV in severe case, Prednisone for maintenance or mild
flares

triggers SLE exacerbation? - answer✔Sulfa and UV light

baseline ophthalmologic exam prior to ordering? - answer✔Hydroxychloroquine for SLE

perioperative in SLE? - answer✔Continue meds if severe SLE, hold for 1 week if not severe for THA or
TKA

localized swelling of skin and mucous tissues? - answer✔Angioedema

Mast cell mediated rxn Angioedema? - answer✔accompanied by urticaria and pruritus; Tx with
antihistamines and glucocorticoids

Bradykinin mediated rxn Angioedema? - answer✔doesn't involve histamine; from ACE inhibitors

anaphylaxis - answer✔usually includes urticaria or angioedema; airway obstruction

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Tx anaphylaxis with? - answer✔Epi, H1 and H2 blockers, corticosteroids if histamine blockers no
controlling swelling, glucagon to reverse BB

inflamed synovium, morning stiffness, better with activity, symmetrical joint swelling - answer✔RA

DX RA? - answer✔arthrocentesis for synovial fluid analysis, ANA negative to rule out SLE, Rheumatoid
factor, Anti-CCP antibodies

1st line treatment for RA? - answer✔Methotrexate- DMARD; myelosuppression and hepatic fibrosis SE;
CI in child-bearing women

Non-biologic DMARDS continued through perioperative period? - answer✔Methotrexate, Leflunomide,
Hydroxychloroquine, and Sulfasalazine

Dx of Giant cell arteritis (vasculitis - answer✔temporal artery biopsy; MRA of CTA if unable to do biopsy,
elevated CRP >10

highly specific for Temporal Arteritis? - answer✔jaw claudication

tx of giant cell arteritis - answer✔high dose corticosteroids (prednisone), aspirin to decrease risk of
vision loss or CVA

? binds to CD4 receptor and co-receptor CCR5 or CXCR4? - answer✔gp 120 = HIV protein

most common, most aggressive and world wide HIV? - answer✔HIV-1

AIDs? - answer✔CD4 <200 &/OR AIDs defining illness

can be detected in blood in 10 days after infection? - answer✔P24 antigen- NOT a standalone test

serum testing, EIA and Western Blot? - answer✔3rd generation immunoassasy for HIV antibody testing
@12 weeks post infection

better for acute HIV infection detection? - answer✔4th generation antigen/antibody test; if positive,
differentiation HIV1 or 2 immunoassay should be completed

viral load? - answer✔perform to clarify Dx in negative or indeterminate differentiation immunoassasy
and Tx monitoring

goal of viral load? - answer✔every 3 months on tx for viral suppression monitoring; <50

test to determine which drug to avoid with viral load >500? - answer✔Resistant Testing for HIV
treatment

test hypersensitivity to Abacavir, 100% sensitivity? - answer✔HLA-B*5701 Screening

test when initiating CCR5 inhibitor or failure with CCR5 inhibitors> - answer✔Co-receptor Tropism Assay

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