What causes bronchiolitis Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CCTC EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS 100% VERIFIED UPDATED 2024/2025. CMV IGG & IGM (-) - Answer Not previously CMV infected CMV IgG & IgM (+) - Answer Recent CMV infection CMV IgG (+) & IgM (-) - Answer Past CMV infection, not recent Blood Type O - Answer Universal Donor - Can receive subtype A2 Blood Type AB - Answer Universal Recipient Kidney Priority Listing Criteria - Answer 1) If candidate is prior living kidney donor 2) If there are 0 HLA-mismatches Common causes of HLA Antibo...

NU 629 Maryville Exam 2 Latest Version Graded A+ Predominant cause of bronchiolitis Rsv Treatment for croup Cold air Treat fever Corticosteroids Steeple sign on radiograph is classic with what resporatory illness Croup In this disease mucus obstruction causes inflammation and infection CF A multi systemic progressive illness with varying levels of severity CF Diagnostic test for CF Sweat chloride sweat test A common deformity where the chest caves in Pectus excavatum ...

What does Bell's Palsy affect? Cranial nerve VII What are the three types of breech presentations? Complete, incomplete and front What are the three patient positions? Trendelenburg, left lateral recumbent, semi Fowler What is trendelenburg position, and what is it used to treat for? Patient lying flats on back with pelvis elevated. Shock What is left lateral recumbent position? Pregnant women lay on left side What is semi Fowler's position? Patient lie...

NREMT - Airway, Ventilation, & Respiration Which of the following sounds indicates an upper airway obstruction in a child who is in respiratory distress? A. Wheezes B. Rales C. Rhonchi D. Stridor - ANSWER D. Stridor An unresponsive 7-month-old female is lying limp in her father's arms. He tells you that she was having an asthma attack but is better now. Her conjunctivae are pale and moist. You are only able to auscultate faint wheezes in her upper chest. Her vital signs are P 76 and...

What are the 3 steps to solving each problem encountered while completing a clinical simulation? -first you will be asked to assess a patient with a respiratory or respiratory related problem -second you will need to study the information and determine the primary problem -third you must decide what type of therapy or response will be the best for the problem What are the 4 obstructive diseases? Emphysema Chronic bronchitis Bronchiectasis Sleep disorders What are the 5 traum...

Acute Bronchitis inflammation of trachea, bronchi, bronchioles from infections or chemical irritant cough > 5 days main symptom, starts non productive but can become productive, can last up to 3 wks-6wks, dyspnea, wheezing, rhonchi, injected pharynx, fatigue, chest soreness, serious in elderly especially if they have COPD or CHF Repeat attacks in children evaluate for anomalies, immune deficiencies, asthma Testing-no test, if fever present get chest x-ray, rapid flu swab, nasopharyngeal ...

Pulmology Patho Exam Questions with Correct Answers Define pleural effusion and describe the two different forms of it - Answer-definition = fluid accumulation within the pleural space 1. transudative (hydrothorax) = intact capillaries, low protein, due to condition that DO NOT directly affect pleural tissue and result in fluid diffuses out of capillaries due to high hydrostatic pressure (HF) and low plasma proteins (cirrhosis, nephrotic syndrome) 2. exudative = leaky capillaries, high ...

What is an expected assessment finding for bacterial pneumonia? – • crackles • harsh cough • elevated temperature • thick secretions Safe practice in administration of blood products – ▪ remain with the patient for the first 15 minutes of the infusion S/S: *Kawasaki disease (KD)* - • "Strawberry" tongue • edema of hands and feet • conjunctivitis without exudate Home Treatment: *Bronchiolitis* - • cool-mist humidity • steamy shower Pharyngitis causes increa...

what is epidemiology? - Answer the study of the distribution and determinants of disease in human populations what are the two types of epidemiology? - Answer descriptive and analytic what is descriptive epidemiology? - Answer examines distribution of disease based on person, place, and time to identify subgroups with the highest risk of the disease/outcome what kind of epidemiology is used to create potential hypotheses by identifying relationships between exposure and outcome...

NUR231 MCQ Exam Review Exam Questions With 1005 Correct Answers An infectious disease that spreads rapidly and widely throughout the world is termed - answerPandemic The microorganisms that make up the normal flora are important for - answerPreventing colonisation of pathogens The potency of a pathogen measured in terms of the number of microorganisms required to kill a host is termed - answerVirulence Bacterial pathogens can defend themselves from an immune response by - answerProducing...