Review Kahoot Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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hypertension is a _____ killer

A

silent

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2
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hypertension leads to what 3 diseases

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kidney failure, MI/heart failure, stroke

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3
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significant cause of venous thrombosis is

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altered blood coagulation, immobility, vessel wall injury and stasis of blood

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4
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signs and symptoms of left sided heart failure

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excessive fatigue and dyspnea

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5
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S3 gallop in an adult patient likely indicated what pathology

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volume overload

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6
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emphysema patient with chronic CO2 retention would be expected to have what primary acid base imbalance

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respiratory acidosis

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7
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postural hypotension represents

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abnormal drop in BP on assumption of the upright position

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8
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passive immunity

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breast feeding, crossing placenta, gamma globulin

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9
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Pneumonia that is caused by pneumocystis caring most often found din patents that are

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infected with HIV

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10
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how should the nurse describe preload to the patient diagnosed with heart failure

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degree of stretch in ventricles before systole

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11
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afterload is

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the resistance the left ventricle must overcome to eject blood forward

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12
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reduction in FEV1 occurs in

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COPD

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13
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peak flow diagnostic test measures

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the amount of air that can be exhaled with force

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14
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which respiratory diease has increased compliance

A

emphysema

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15
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which respiratory disease has decreased compliance

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ARDS

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16
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T/F: alpha 1 receptor activation causes hypotension as a result of vasoconstriction

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false (causes hypertension)

17
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what do beta 2 agonists do

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relax smooth muscles in airway

18
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manifestations of unstable angina include

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symptoms at rest lasting longer than 15-20 mins
recent acceleration in anginal signs
marked limitation of ordinary acitivites

19
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signs and symptoms of MI

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severe crushing chest pain and sensation of nausea and indigestion

20
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30-50% of people die from acute MI in the first few hours of waking up because of

21
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enhances airflow by increasing resistance to the outflow of air prevents collapse by increasing airway pressure

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pursed lip breathing

22
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what patients would use pursed lip breathing

23
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interventions appropriate for emphysema

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pursed lip breathing
bronchodilators
low amounts of O2

24
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peaked T wavs

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adrenergic receptor used to treat asthma
beta agonists
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clubbing, syndrome of inappropriate ADH, hypercalemia, crushing syndrome, deep vein thrombosis
paraneoplastic syndrome
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annual screening with LDCT in adults 55-80, 30 pack year smoking + currently smoke or quit within past 15 years
lung cancer
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antibodies composed of IgG
can cross the placenta to the fetus
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HDL
means high density level aka good cholesterol
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what does the HIV window period mean
you don't test positive for HIV but you are infected
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a condition in which the body fails to react to an antigen failure to mount a full immune response to a target
anergy
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your patient takes baking soda daily for heart burn. name the acid base disorder and compensation
metabolic alkalosis with compensatory respiratory acidosis
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when do people become infectious with influenza
1 day before symptoms
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what cells produce anitbodies
plasma cells
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type 1 hypersensitivity is commonly called
allergic reactions
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type 1 reactions
hives, hay fever, atopic dermatitis, bronchial asthma
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phases of type 1 hypersensitivity reactions
primary/inital phase response secondary/late phase response
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primary/inital phase response of type 1 hypersensitivity
vasodilation, vasular leakage, smooth muscle contration
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secondary/late phase response of type 1 hypersensitivity
infiltration of tissues with eosinophils tissue destruction in form of epithelial cell damage