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What term does the nurse use to describe the exudate that is characterized by the
movement of watery fluid, containing few cells and little protein? - ANSWERS-Serous
Which cells are primarily responsible for phagocytic activity during inflammation? -
ANSWERS-Neutrophils and macrophages
The nurse is caring for a patient with B lymphocytes deficiency. The nurse should
protect the patient primarily from: - ANSWERS-encapsulated bacteria
When assessing the patient with SLE, the nurse should expect to identify: - ANSWERS-
Arthralgia, anemia, and rashes are common symptoms of SLE
If an Ovum has chromosomal nondisjunction which condition could result in the
embryo? - ANSWERS-Monosomies and trisomies
If the patient has liquefactive necrosis which organ should the nurse assess first? -
ANSWERS-Brain
hypoxic injury to the brain results in liquefactive necrosis because the central nervous
system contains little connective tissue.
, A nurse recalls that adaptive cellular mechanisms function too - ANSWERS-protect
cells from injury adaptive cellular mechanisms actually help cells adjust to
environmental changes thereby protecting them from injury and death
The nurse is caring for a patient with a genetic disease that is transmitted through
autosomal recessive inheritance which is most likely the diagnosis for the patient? -
ANSWERS-cystic fibrosis is an autosomal recessive disease
Which organ is most frequently affected by chronic alcohol injury - ANSWERS-Liver
Which of the following statements by a clinician about mutations is correct
Mutations always lead to genetic disease
A. Mutations always lead to genetic disease
B. spontaneous mutations occur as a result of exposure to a mutagen
C. mutations are alterations in a normal DNA sequence
D. Mutations are always inherited - ANSWERS-C.
A nurse documents tattooing and stippling in a trauma patient which type of injury does
the patient have? - ANSWERS-Gunshot wounds tattooing and stapling are caused by
gunpowder and occur on the skin surrounding the entrance wound.
The nurse is caring for a new mother who just gave birth to a baby with Down
syndrome. The nurse explains that this syndrome is a result of trisomy with which
chromosome? - ANSWERS-Chromsome 21
A couple has two offspring's one child has an autosomal recessive disease trait and one
is normal what most likely conclusion can the nurse make about the parents? -
ANSWERS-both parents could be Carriers
When a baby has been identified as having featal exposure to alcohol, which
assesment parameter should be concidered
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What term does the nurse use to describe the exudate that is characterized by the
movement of watery fluid, containing few cells and little protein? - ANSWERS-Serous
Which cells are primarily responsible for phagocytic activity during inflammation? -
ANSWERS-Neutrophils and macrophages
The nurse is caring for a patient with B lymphocytes deficiency. The nurse should
protect the patient primarily from: - ANSWERS-encapsulated bacteria
When assessing the patient with SLE, the nurse should expect to identify: - ANSWERS-
Arthralgia, anemia, and rashes are common symptoms of SLE
If an Ovum has chromosomal nondisjunction which condition could result in the
embryo? - ANSWERS-Monosomies and trisomies
If the patient has liquefactive necrosis which organ should the nurse assess first? -
ANSWERS-Brain
hypoxic injury to the brain results in liquefactive necrosis because the central nervous
system contains little connective tissue.
, A nurse recalls that adaptive cellular mechanisms function too - ANSWERS-protect
cells from injury adaptive cellular mechanisms actually help cells adjust to
environmental changes thereby protecting them from injury and death
The nurse is caring for a patient with a genetic disease that is transmitted through
autosomal recessive inheritance which is most likely the diagnosis for the patient? -
ANSWERS-cystic fibrosis is an autosomal recessive disease
Which organ is most frequently affected by chronic alcohol injury - ANSWERS-Liver
Which of the following statements by a clinician about mutations is correct
Mutations always lead to genetic disease
A. Mutations always lead to genetic disease
B. spontaneous mutations occur as a result of exposure to a mutagen
C. mutations are alterations in a normal DNA sequence
D. Mutations are always inherited - ANSWERS-C.
A nurse documents tattooing and stippling in a trauma patient which type of injury does
the patient have? - ANSWERS-Gunshot wounds tattooing and stapling are caused by
gunpowder and occur on the skin surrounding the entrance wound.
The nurse is caring for a new mother who just gave birth to a baby with Down
syndrome. The nurse explains that this syndrome is a result of trisomy with which
chromosome? - ANSWERS-Chromsome 21
A couple has two offspring's one child has an autosomal recessive disease trait and one
is normal what most likely conclusion can the nurse make about the parents? -
ANSWERS-both parents could be Carriers
When a baby has been identified as having featal exposure to alcohol, which
assesment parameter should be concidered
