NR 610 MIDTERM EXAM WITH 100%
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1 of 175
Term
In reviewing lab results for patients with suspected PMR, you realize
there is no definitive test to diagnose PMR, rather clinical response to
treatment. Results you would expect to see include:
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CRP <5 ESR <10
WBC count >15000 ESR >50
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, 2 of 175
Term
The best evidence rating drugs in a post MI pt include
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Beta Blockers, Statins, vasodilators, Statins, calcium channel blockers,
antihistamines diuretics, NSAIDs
Antibiotics, ASA, ACEi/ARB, BB,
Anticoagulants, Vitamins, aldosterone blockade
muscle relaxants
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3 of 175
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THe pathophysiology of HF is due to
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Enhanced cardiac output improving Excessive cardiac output leading to
metabolic function hypertension
Increased blood volume causing Inadequate cardiac output to
edema meet the metabolic and O2
demands of the body
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4 of 175
Term
The caregiver for an older adult with cognitive impairment is
concerned about the individuals seeming disinterest in eating. Which
suggestion does the NP offer based upon a known effect of
dementia on a clients nutrition
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Most anti-arrhythmic have low Establish a routine of when
toxic/therapeutic ratio and some and where the individual will
are exceeding toxic have their meals.
Inadequate cardiac output to meet Usually results in elevated pressures
the metabolic and O2 demands in the chamber upstream from the
of the body stenosis
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5 of 175
Term
WHen treating depression associated with dementia, which of the
following would be a poor choice and should not be prescribed
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, Phenelzine Amlodipine
Carbamazepine Amitriptyline
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6 of 175
Term
Distinguishing delirium from dementia can be problematic since they
may co-exist. The primary consideration in the DD is
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Gradual decline and stable Rapid change and fluctuating
cognitive function course of cognitive function
Consistent memory loss over time Permanent cognitive impairment
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CORRECT AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
100% Correct 175
Incorrect 00
Your answers
1 of 175
Term
In reviewing lab results for patients with suspected PMR, you realize
there is no definitive test to diagnose PMR, rather clinical response to
treatment. Results you would expect to see include:
Give this one a try later!
CRP <5 ESR <10
WBC count >15000 ESR >50
Don't know?
, 2 of 175
Term
The best evidence rating drugs in a post MI pt include
Give this one a try later!
Beta Blockers, Statins, vasodilators, Statins, calcium channel blockers,
antihistamines diuretics, NSAIDs
Antibiotics, ASA, ACEi/ARB, BB,
Anticoagulants, Vitamins, aldosterone blockade
muscle relaxants
Don't know?
3 of 175
Term
THe pathophysiology of HF is due to
Give this one a try later!
Enhanced cardiac output improving Excessive cardiac output leading to
metabolic function hypertension
Increased blood volume causing Inadequate cardiac output to
edema meet the metabolic and O2
demands of the body
, Don't know?
4 of 175
Term
The caregiver for an older adult with cognitive impairment is
concerned about the individuals seeming disinterest in eating. Which
suggestion does the NP offer based upon a known effect of
dementia on a clients nutrition
Give this one a try later!
Most anti-arrhythmic have low Establish a routine of when
toxic/therapeutic ratio and some and where the individual will
are exceeding toxic have their meals.
Inadequate cardiac output to meet Usually results in elevated pressures
the metabolic and O2 demands in the chamber upstream from the
of the body stenosis
Don't know?
5 of 175
Term
WHen treating depression associated with dementia, which of the
following would be a poor choice and should not be prescribed
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, Phenelzine Amlodipine
Carbamazepine Amitriptyline
Don't know?
6 of 175
Term
Distinguishing delirium from dementia can be problematic since they
may co-exist. The primary consideration in the DD is
Give this one a try later!
Gradual decline and stable Rapid change and fluctuating
cognitive function course of cognitive function
Consistent memory loss over time Permanent cognitive impairment
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