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leading causes of death 25-34 years old correct answer: Unintentional injury: Poisoning MVA Suicide Homicide: Firearm leading causes of death 35-44 years old correct answer: Unintentional injury: Poisoning MVA Suicide: firearm Malignant neoplasm Heart disease leading causes of death 45-54 years old correct answer: Malignant neoplasm Heart disease Unintentional injury: Poisoning MVA Suicide: firearm 55-64 years old leading causes of death correct answer: Heart disease ...

A neuron in the ventral tegmental area secretes dopamine from its axon terminal using a vesicle to secrete it outside the cell. Which of the following terms could be used to describe this process? A. Endocytosis B. Exocytosis C. Plasmolysis D. Hydrolysis correct answer: B. Exocytosis The hierarchical organization of living things goes from smallest to largest in which of the following sequences? correct answer: 1. Atom 2. Molecule 3. macromolecule 4. Organelle 5. Cell 6. Organ 7. ...

As a neurotransmitter in the brain correct answer: Histamine that is not found within mast cells functions Convulsions, postural hypotension, cardiac arrhythmias correct answer: Toxic effect of first-generation antihistamines Epinephrine is mainstay medication. Antihistamines will not be able to treat it alone Life-threatening reaction that requires medical intervention. Causes significant physical distress, impairs ability to swallow and breath. Itchy rash, swelling of tongue, broncho...

History of Present Illness (HPI) for skin assessment includes; correct answer: Onest of symptoms, Severity of symptoms, treatments and home remedies prior to arrival, associated symptoms, changes in symptoms, aggravating and alleviating factors, current medications, changes to shape and size of moles, any odors, excessive perspiration, lesions that are chronically irritated, recent exposure to environmental factors, travel history, response to treatment History of present illness (HPI) for h...

Module 3 MSN 610 NKU Questions With Complete Solutions Mental Health, Neuro, Head and Neck5 things to include in HPI of mental status correct answer: Orientation (x4) Onset (when, sudden/gradual, persistent/intermittent, specific event at onset) Associated health problems (vision changes, hearing loss, weakness/neurological issues, recent illness/injury, recently quit drinking alcohol) Associated symptoms (hearing voices, seeing things, change in appetite, emotional distress, labile) ...

Which of the following is NOT listed on the Nutrition Facts Panel for packaged foods? correct answer: %DV from sugar calorie calculations correct answer: - carbs 1g= 4 calories -protein 1g= 4 calories -fat 1g= 9 calories -alcohol 1g= 7 calories In vivo experiment correct answer: performed in living animals in vitro experiment correct answer: bacteria, human or cell culture studied in lab human intervention/clinical trials correct answer: researchers ask people to adopt a new ...

Locations of H4 Receptors correct answer: H1 - Smooth Muscle Cells, Endothelium, and the brain H2 - Gastric Mucosa, Cardiac Muscle, Mast Cells, and the Brain H3 - The Brain h4 - Predominantly in Eosinophils, Neutrophils and T Cells 2nd Gen Antihistamine that cannot be removed by Hemodialiysis correct answer: Cetirizine Diagnosis of enterobiasis correct answer: Perianal Swab using adhesive tape that is examined microscopically for eggs Treatment modalities of Tuberculosis correct a...

List the 7 parts of the adult health history correct answer: Demographics and ID data Chief Compliant History of Present Illness Past History Family History Personal and Social History Review of Systems What are the signs of a symptom correct answer: Onset Location Duration Characteristic of symptoms Alleviating / aggravating Radiating Timing Severity What are the four categories of adult illnesses correct answer: medical,surgical, ob/gyn and psychiatric In what section ...

Macule correct answer: A flat circumscribed area that is a change in the color of the skin, < 1 cm in diameter. Examples - freckles, flat moles (nevi), petechiae, measles. Papule correct answer: An elevated, firm, circumscribed area, < 1 cm in diameter. Examples- wart (verruca), elevated moles, lichen planus. Patch correct answer: A flat nonpalpable, irregularly shaped macule > 1 cm in diameter. Examples: Vitiligo, port wine stains, hyperpigmented macule, café au lait pat...

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