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Pathophysiology C805 WGU UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers MRSA - CORRECT ANSWER- Red, swollen, may look like a boil with pus. Also skin rash or sore. Transmitted usually skin to skin. Malaria - CORRECT ANSWER- Fever, chills, sweating and other flu like symptoms. Transmitted by Mosquito Staph Infection - CORRECT ANSWER- This disease has collection of pus, boil or abscess at site

alogia ~~> decrease in thought, speech, & fluency anhedonia ~~> inability to experience pleasure or happiness Avolition ~~> lack of motivation greatest risk for MRSA ~~> UTI and spinal cord injury- frequent antibiotics, increased risk for skin breakdown and MRSA colonization on the skin what age for dental prophylaxis? ~~> 2-3 years- when most of deciduous teeth have erupted Why ambulate shortly after delivery? 2 | P a g e | © copyright 2024/2025 | Grade A...

A nurse is caring for a client who had a recent stroke. Prior to transferring the client to the bedside commode, which of the following actions should the nurse take first? --------- Correct Answer ---------- Assess the client for functional limitations. A community health nurse is performing triage tagging following a mass casualty incident. On which of the following clients should the nurse place a black tag? --------- Correct Answer ---------- A client who has significant head trauma and...

RACE - Answer Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish PASS - Answer Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep Serous - Answer Clear, plasma drainage Serosanguineous - Answer Light pink/red drainage Sanguineous - Answer Red, contains RBC's Purulent - Answer Contains WBC and bacteria, is a sign of infection Airborne precautions - Answer If pt has tuberculosis, measles, varicella Private room with NEGATIVE pressure airflow, N95 mask Droplet precautions - Answer If pt has ...

ATI RN Maternal Newborn Proctored 2019 (REVISED FULL EXAM) 100% Correct A client who is 16 weeks of gestation asks the nurse how to prepare her father to a younger sibling. Statements should the nurse make? a. You should hold your newborn in your arms when you introduce him to your toddler b. you should move your toddler out of her crib 2 weeks prior to your due date c. you should give your toddler a gift from the baby when she visits you in the facility d. You should place your toddler ...

Midterm Exam: NR576 / NR 576 (Latest 2023/ 2024 Updated) Differential Diagnosis in Adult-Gerontology Primary Care Exam Review| Complete Guide with Questions and Verified Answers QUESTION What is folliculitis? Answer: Superficial to deep skin infection of hair follicles. QUESTION What are the characteristics of folliculitis lesions? Answer: Lesions can range from minute white topped pustules in newborns to large, yellow-white tender pustules in adults. QU...

The number one infection control practice for reducing infections is - Answer-Hand Washing This patient is placed in isolation - Answer-HBsAG+ Every time the dialysis machine is touched - Answer-Wear a glove When cannulating wear - Answer-Gloves, Gown, and Face Shield Patients with drug resistant infection such as MRSA or VRE are dialyzed - Answer--In a separate area -With dedicated BP cuff and stethoscope Hemolysis - Answer-Destruction of red blood cells Air Embolism - Answe...

NCEA test 2023 Questions and Answers 2023 What is absent in a hypo-pigmentation disorder? pigment is lacking Dyschromia Abnormal pigmentation What causes post inflammatory hyper-pigmentation? occurs from injury or trauma to the skin with inflammation. often a result of an acne condition or surgery. Folliculitis bacterial infection of a hair follicle MRSA and how to prevent it an extremely dangerous bacterium that is often found in healthcare settings and in part...

What is ventilation? - Answer-The process of inspiration and expiration of air through the pulmonary airways to the alveoli What is oxygenation? - Answer-The process of supplying oxygen to the cells and tissues of the body What is perfusion? - Answer-The movement of blood through the pulmonary circulation to the alveoli What are the most common types of pneumonia and how are they acquired? - Answer-Community acquired: s. pneumoniae Hospital acquired: MRSA or VRE Ventilator associated: ent...

PCN drug-drug interactions - -aminoglycosides -bacteriostatic antibiotics -probenecid Cephalosporin Generation 1 - -cephalexin -cephazolin -cephadoxil Cephalosporin and PCN - Cross allergy w/PCN Carbapenems - not active against MRSA Vancomycin treats - gram positive Vancomycin AE - ototoxicity, nephrotoxicity, red man syndrome Vancomycin main danger - Hosp/vent. pneumonia in pt w/ Crcl less than 50 as it increases mortality Monobactams treats - gram negative aerobic ...