Aanp fnp exam 2024 recent - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Mammography Screening - ANSWER: -Age 45 - 54 yearly mammogram -55 and older every 2 years Fifth's Disease (Erythema Infectiosum) - ANSWER: B19: lytic infection, respiratory transmission Sx: flushed rash/fever in kids Px: fever, get better in a week pt has AOM but has hives on Amoxicillin and N/V with erythromycin, what meds to give - ANSWER: TREATMENT: Amoxicillin (first line), then Augmentin, Omnicef, Ceftin, Levaquin. If your patient is only PCN allergic do azithromycin or clarit...

Red Beefy Tongue - ANSWER: I. Signs A. Complete or patchy Tongue baldness B. Smooth, slick, sore Tongue with lost papillae C. Atrophied hyperemic papillae (small punctate red dots) II. Causes A. Diabetes Mellitus B. Anemia 1. *Folic Acid deficiency Anemia* 2. *Vitamin B12 Deficiency Anemia (Pernicious Anemia)* 3. Iron Deficiency Anemia C. Other possible Vitamin Deficiencies 1. Pyridoxine deficiency 2. Riboflavin deficiency 3. Niacin deficiency D. Anti-cancer drugs E. Riley-Day Dys...

reatment for chronic alcoholism: - ANSWER: 12 step program Treatment for Gonorrhea? - ANSWER: Rocephin 250mg IMx1 plus Azithromycin 1 gm orally x1 to cover chlamydia. , or doxy 100 mg BID x7d. Green colored vaginal discharge, friable cervix. EXAM Report to health department Young female want birth control, forgets to take pills, does not want to get pregnant for at least 5 years: - ANSWER: IUD Basal cell cancer - ANSWER: Waxy, pearly, telangiectasia, ulcer center lesion

Hyperlipidemia Medications - ANSWER: The expected outcomes of the preceding medications are as follows: Lipitor: LDL: 20-60% decrease HDL: 5-15% increase Triglyceride: 10-40% decrease Gemfibrozil: LDL: 5-15% decrease HDL: 14-20% increase Triglyceride: 20-50% decrease Nicotinic acid: LDL: 10-25% decrease HDL: 15- 35% increase Triglyceride: 20-50% decrease Colestipol: LDL: 10-20% decrease HDL: 3-5% increase Triglyceride: May increase Trochanteric Bursitis - ANSWER: I. Definition A. In...

Mammography Screening - ANSWER: -Age 45 - 54 yearly mammogram -55 and older every 2 years Fifth's Disease (Erythema Infectiosum) - ANSWER: B19: lytic infection, respiratory transmission Sx: flushed rash/fever in kids Px: fever, get better in a week pt has AOM but has hives on Amoxicillin and N/V with erythromycin, what meds to give - ANSWER: TREATMENT: Amoxicillin (first line), then Augmentin, Omnicef, Ceftin, Levaquin. If your patient is only PCN allergic do azithromycin or clarit...

Red Beefy Tongue - ANSWER: I. Signs A. Complete or patchy Tongue baldness B. Smooth, slick, sore Tongue with lost papillae C. Atrophied hyperemic papillae (small punctate red dots) II. Causes A. Diabetes Mellitus B. Anemia 1. *Folic Acid deficiency Anemia* 2. *Vitamin B12 Deficiency Anemia (Pernicious Anemia)* 3. Iron Deficiency Anemia C. Other possible Vitamin Deficiencies 1. Pyridoxine deficiency 2. Riboflavin deficiency 3. Niacin deficiency D. Anti-cancer drugs E. Riley-Day Dys...

Superficial infections of the skin like Impetigo are most appropriately treated with what? - ANSWER: Topical antibacterials If superficial infection of the skin is extensive treat with what? - ANSWER: First generation cephalosporins Non-purulent cellulitis most appropriately treated with... - ANSWER: Cephalexin Purulent cellulitis most appropriately treated with... - ANSWER: Bactrim Clindamycin Doxycycline "Cyclovir" - ANSWER: Antiviral agent Pharmacological management for Herpes...

Red Beefy Tongue - ANSWER: I. Signs A. Complete or patchy Tongue baldness B. Smooth, slick, sore Tongue with lost papillae C. Atrophied hyperemic papillae (small punctate red dots) II. Causes A. Diabetes Mellitus B. Anemia 1. *Folic Acid deficiency Anemia* 2. *Vitamin B12 Deficiency Anemia (Pernicious Anemia)* 3. Iron Deficiency Anemia C. Other possible Vitamin Deficiencies 1. Pyridoxine deficiency 2. Riboflavin deficiency 3. Niacin deficiency D. Anti-cancer drugs E. Riley-Day Dys...

Mammography Screening - ANSWER: -Age 45 - 54 yearly mammogram -55 and older every 2 years Fifth's Disease (Erythema Infectiosum) - ANSWER: B19: lytic infection, respiratory transmission Sx: flushed rash/fever in kids Px: fever, get better in a week pt has AOM but has hives on Amoxicillin and N/V with erythromycin, what meds to give - ANSWER: TREATMENT: Amoxicillin (first line), then Augmentin, Omnicef, Ceftin, Levaquin. If your patient is only PCN allergic do azithromycin or clarit...

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