Ag acnp drt 3 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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AG-ACNP DRT #3Patient c/o wrist and hand pain, swollen, redness and pain that is worse in the morning and resolves as the day goes on. What findings would support your suspected diagnosis of RA? a. narrowing of joint space b. osteophyes c. elevated ESR d. juxta-articular - correct answer elevated ESR Patient presents nausea, vomiting, dehydrated and anxious. Friends reported finding empty bottle of ASA by patient's bed. What is the primary intervention? - correct answer AC via OGT You...

Patient c/o wrist and hand pain, swollen, redness and pain that is worse in the morning and resolves as the day goes on. What findings would support your suspected diagnosis of RA? a. narrowing of joint space b. osteophyes c. elevated ESR d. juxta-articular - correct answer elevated ESR Patient presents nausea, vomiting, dehydrated and anxious. Friends reported finding empty bottle of ASA by patient's bed. What is the primary intervention? - correct answer AC via OGT You are examining...

AG-ACNP DRT #3Patient c/o wrist and hand pain, swollen, redness and pain that is worse in the morning and resolves as the day goes on. What findings would support your suspected diagnosis of RA? a. narrowing of joint space b. osteophyes c. elevated ESR d. juxta-articular - correct answer elevated ESR Patient presents nausea, vomiting, dehydrated and anxious. Friends reported finding empty bottle of ASA by patient's bed. What is the primary intervention? - correct answer AC via OGT You...

Patient c/o wrist and hand pain, swollen, redness and pain that is worse in the morning and resolves as the day goes on. What findings would support your suspected diagnosis of RA? a. narrowing of joint space b. osteophyes c. elevated ESR d. juxta-articular - Answer- elevated ESR Patient presents nausea, vomiting, dehydrated and anxious. Friends reported finding empty bottle of ASA by patient's bed. What is the primary intervention? - Answer- AC via OGT You are examining a patient wit...