NM 703- Exam 1 Blueprint Latest Update 2024-
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CAD risk factors (family history, cholesterol levels [LDL, HDL harmful & protective
levels], comorbid conditions that raise risk). - CORRECT ANSWER: Nonmodifiable
a. Male >45, female >55
b. Family history of premature coronary heart disease
Modifiable
c. Cigarette smoking
d. Dyslipidemia
e. DM
f. Increased waist to hip ratio
g. Physical inactivity
h. Atherogenic diet
i. Psychosocial stress
j. Particulate matter air pollution
k. Hypertension
l. Low HDL <40 "Happy"
m. High LDL >130 "Lousy"
Sex specific
n. Pregnancy related disorders (preterm labor, gestational HTN, preeclampsia,
gestational DM, persistent weight gain after delivery, PCOS, functional hypothalamic
amenorrhea, breast cancer therapy recipients
Client education of asthma - CORRECT ANSWER: -use spacer
, -rinse mouth out after each use (to prevent oral thrush)--make sure to wait at least 2
minutes in between puffs
-Asthma action plan to include triggers, use, monitoring techniques
-Focus on long term control
Client education of bronchitis - CORRECT ANSWER: -no need for abx if viral
-smoking cessation
-humidifier
-vicks
-steamy showers
-avoid air pollution
-will have cough 10-14 days
Client education of CAP - CORRECT ANSWER: -avoid cough suppressants
-if at risk of developing pna need to get both the pna and flu vaccines
-f/u if not feeling better w/i a few days of starting abx
Clinical presentation of CAP - CORRECT ANSWER: Typical -step pna
-pleuritic chest pain
-high fever
-shaking
-chills
-malaise
-dyspnea
-cough w/sputum production (rust or mucopurulent)
Atypical-m. Pneumonia
2025 Actual Exam from Credible Source with
Questions and 100% Verified Detailed Correct
Answers Guaranteed A+ Approved by Professor
CAD risk factors (family history, cholesterol levels [LDL, HDL harmful & protective
levels], comorbid conditions that raise risk). - CORRECT ANSWER: Nonmodifiable
a. Male >45, female >55
b. Family history of premature coronary heart disease
Modifiable
c. Cigarette smoking
d. Dyslipidemia
e. DM
f. Increased waist to hip ratio
g. Physical inactivity
h. Atherogenic diet
i. Psychosocial stress
j. Particulate matter air pollution
k. Hypertension
l. Low HDL <40 "Happy"
m. High LDL >130 "Lousy"
Sex specific
n. Pregnancy related disorders (preterm labor, gestational HTN, preeclampsia,
gestational DM, persistent weight gain after delivery, PCOS, functional hypothalamic
amenorrhea, breast cancer therapy recipients
Client education of asthma - CORRECT ANSWER: -use spacer
, -rinse mouth out after each use (to prevent oral thrush)--make sure to wait at least 2
minutes in between puffs
-Asthma action plan to include triggers, use, monitoring techniques
-Focus on long term control
Client education of bronchitis - CORRECT ANSWER: -no need for abx if viral
-smoking cessation
-humidifier
-vicks
-steamy showers
-avoid air pollution
-will have cough 10-14 days
Client education of CAP - CORRECT ANSWER: -avoid cough suppressants
-if at risk of developing pna need to get both the pna and flu vaccines
-f/u if not feeling better w/i a few days of starting abx
Clinical presentation of CAP - CORRECT ANSWER: Typical -step pna
-pleuritic chest pain
-high fever
-shaking
-chills
-malaise
-dyspnea
-cough w/sputum production (rust or mucopurulent)
Atypical-m. Pneumonia
