THER II TEST 4 Flashcards

Decks in this Class (21):

• Respiratory Infections Acute Rhinosinusi

  respiratory infections ACUTE RHINOSINUSITIS

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  what is an acute inflammation of the muc,

  how long can acute rhinosinusitis last,

  what normally causes acute rhinosinusiti
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• Respiratory Infections Acute Pharyngitis

  respiratory infections ACUTE PHARYNGITIS

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  acute infection of the oropharynx or nas,

  what specific group causes strep throat,

  what age group is most susceptible to ga
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• Respiratory Infection Flu Treatment

  respiratory infection FLU TREATMENT

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  how do neuraminidase inhibitors work,

  what is the age range of oseltamivir tam,

  what is the age range of zanamivir relen
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• Respiratory Infection Lower Resp Inf

  respiratory infection LOWER RESP INF

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  respiratory tract infections indicate wh,

  what are the two major respiratory tract,

  what are 3 examples of cell mediated imm
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• Fungal Infection

  fungal infection

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  what single cell organisms are reproduce,

  what type of fungi can cause superficial,

  what exists as either a yeast or a mold
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• Fungal Infection 2

  fungal infection 2

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  what is the morbidity and mortality rate,

  what are the 3 distinct presentations of,

  where are lab diagnosis of candidiasis o
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• Fungal Infection 3

  fungal infection 3

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  what is a primary pathogen that acts mor,

  what are the 2 pathogenic species of cry,

  how does cryptococcosis infect people wh
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• Fungus 4

  fungus 4

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  what are the 3 common pathogenic species,

  the spectrum of diseases of aspergillosi,

  aspergillosis can be found where
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• Fungus 5

  fungus 5

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  inhalation of what dust borne spores cau,

  where is histoplasmosis most common in t,

  what accelerates sporulation of histopla
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• Blood Infections

  blood infections

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  define a blood stream infection bsi,

  what is the differences in a primary and,

  what is the appropriate empiric treatmen
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• Blood Infections 2

  blood infections 2

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  what are the risk factors for pseudomona,

  how is pseudomonas treated in a bsi,

  what are 4 drug classes with the same ty
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• Endocarditis 1

  endocarditis 1

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  what can cause endothelial damage that r,

  what sites of involvement are included i,

  left sided endocarditis has a higher ris
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• Infective Endocarditis 2

  infective endocarditis 2

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  what are the two most common strep organ,

  what is the treatment for patients over,

  what is the duration of therapy for pati
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• Infective Endocarditis 3

  infective endocarditis 3

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  what is the recommended treatment for pa,

  when is gentamicin mandatory,

  what is the recommended treatment for pa
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• Tb 1

  TB 1

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  what organism causes tuberculosis,

  what is meant by latent tb disease,

  what makes something considered multidru
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• Tb 2

  TB 2

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  who should not use isoniazide,

  what should always be given in combinati,

  what does rifampin compete with for upta
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• Uti 1

  UTI 1

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  where are utis most common,

  what is a uti refered to in healthy non,

  what are complicated utis
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• Uti 2

  UTI 2

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  what is the most valuable lab test for d,

  wbc casts in urine indicate what,

  all women with acute cystitis have what
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• Wormack Miscellanious

  Wormack miscellanious

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  how is a mild to moderate complicated ut,

  how is a severe complicated uti treated,

  who should be treated for asymptomatic b
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• Bone And Joint Infections

  bone and joint infections

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  define osteomyelitis,

  what are the most common organisms assoc,

  what are the 3 most common routes of inf
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• Intraabdominal Infections

  intraabdominal infections

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  where do intraabdominal infections take,

  what are the 2 biliary tract infections,

  what is an acute inflammation of the gal
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