Practice 8 Flashcards
patient is taking levothyroxine, dose is too high - what condition is the pt at greatest risk of developing
osteoporosis
patients who have been dx with malignant melanoma should be taught that
pts with a history of malignant melanoma should perform monthly skin self exams
fever, HA, chills, malaise, myalgias, just returning from summer camp 2 weeks ago; lesion with erthematous base, annual edges and centra clearing
erythema migrains
TCAs and SSRIs have not been demonstrated in efficacy for
ADHD
1 month old, NP suspects DDH; given the pt’s age, what should be in differntial list
nonpathologic hip clicks
preferred dx of pancreatitis
US of abd
when interviewing an older adult, it is important to realize that
there is considerable variation in general health, mental status, and functional ability among older adults
7 year old with painless, intermittent limp, limited ROM in right leg, thigh atrophy most likely dx
legg calve perthes
a 6 month old infant with a soft, short systolic murmur; NP considers this to be innocent because the murmur
is of low intensity
fluid in scrotum, size of scrotum does not fluctuate; a likely historical finding is
recent traumatic injury
65 year old pt presents with PMH of CAD, they have pna - what is best tx
monotherapy levofloxacin is the best option
which commonly used herbal remedy is not associated with relief of anxiety and/or depression
milk thistle
which dx would be included in the differential for a patient with heavy albuminuria and minimal or absent hematuria
diabetic nephropathy
the NP knows that frail older adults are high risk for malnutrition; which factor does NOT contribute to malnutrition
slower rate of food absorption
which drug class is most effective in alleviating rhinorrhea associated with the common cold
antihistamine
the condition that is not likely r/t long term use of glucocorticoid tx is
hyperthyroidism
an adult presents with subacute cough, which is least likely differential dx
URI
hypothyroidism - which symptoms may be reported
hair loss
which pt needs imaging for UTI
6 month old male who remains febrile after 72 hours of abx tx
when considering a dx of acne vulgaris in adolescent female, the differential would NOT include
seborrheic dermatitis