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EXAM 2 NR 283 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
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Hypertension
Select the correct term
What is the chronic inflammatory skin disorder that affects 1-3% of the population, abnormal
activation of T-cells and cytokines in kinetic tissue and is genetic?
The signs and symptoms of tingling and burning around the lips with painful vesicles that rupture and
form a crust is what condition?
Men before the age of 55, women after the age of 55, African Americans, high dietary sodium intake,
excessive alcohol intake, obesity, glucose intolerance, low dietary intake of potassium, calcium and magnesium, and metabolic
syndrome are all RISK FACTORS for what?
Participating in outdoor sports/activities, wearing clothes that expose skin and tanning salons can
expose you to what?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (156)
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What is the increased effort to breath? Dyspnea
What is the increased effort to Orthopnea
breath when lying down and
develops when fluid accumulates
into the lungs?
What kind of congestion develops when Pulmonary congestion
blood flows into the lungs?
What can you immediately do to help a Raise the upper part of the body in bed to help them breath; it is hard for patients
patient that has respiratory and CVD who to breath because their abdomen contents are pushing up against their lungs.
needs help breathing?
What do the symptoms and signs of Asthma
coughing, tightening chest with
constricted airways, wheezing, labored
and rapid breathing and coughing up
sticky/ thick mucous indicate?
What develops when a patient is in severe Hypoxia and Respiratory alkalosis
respiratory distress?
What is the disease that involves periodic Asthma
episodes of severe and reversible
bronchial obstruction with hyper
sensitive/responsive airways?
What kind of condition is related to a Acute condition
singular episode?
What kind of condition affects an Chronic condition
individual for a long term?
What kind of state indicates whether a Clinical state
patient is in a mild, intermittent, severe or
persistent condition?
What disease onsets during adulthood Intrinsic asthma
and is stimulated by hyper-responsive
tissues in the airways, initiating an acute
attack?
What physical condition results from Clubbing
chronic hypoxia associated with
respiratory and cardiovascular diseases?
What condition is caused by the Emphysema
destruction of the alveolar walls and
septae, which leads to large, permanently
inflated alveolar air spaces?
In what condition will the lung appear Advanced emphysema
with many large holes in it?
What are the air filled spaces called in the Blebs & bullae
lungs?
What disease occurs as a primary acute Pneumonia
infection in the lungs and could become
secondary to another respiratory or
systemic condition where tissue
resistance is reduced?
When is Pneumonia a risk from any When fluids pool or defense mechanisms (cilia) are reduced in the lungs
aspiration or inflammation in the lung?
What is the hospital required disease Nosocomial pneumonia
that affects those with less resistance,
the
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EXAM 2 NR 283 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1/7 Study using Learn
Hypertension
Select the correct term
What is the chronic inflammatory skin disorder that affects 1-3% of the population, abnormal
activation of T-cells and cytokines in kinetic tissue and is genetic?
The signs and symptoms of tingling and burning around the lips with painful vesicles that rupture and
form a crust is what condition?
Men before the age of 55, women after the age of 55, African Americans, high dietary sodium intake,
excessive alcohol intake, obesity, glucose intolerance, low dietary intake of potassium, calcium and magnesium, and metabolic
syndrome are all RISK FACTORS for what?
Participating in outdoor sports/activities, wearing clothes that expose skin and tanning salons can
expose you to what?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (156)
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, 4/3/25, 6:01 Exam 2 NR 283 |
PM
What is the increased effort to breath? Dyspnea
What is the increased effort to Orthopnea
breath when lying down and
develops when fluid accumulates
into the lungs?
What kind of congestion develops when Pulmonary congestion
blood flows into the lungs?
What can you immediately do to help a Raise the upper part of the body in bed to help them breath; it is hard for patients
patient that has respiratory and CVD who to breath because their abdomen contents are pushing up against their lungs.
needs help breathing?
What do the symptoms and signs of Asthma
coughing, tightening chest with
constricted airways, wheezing, labored
and rapid breathing and coughing up
sticky/ thick mucous indicate?
What develops when a patient is in severe Hypoxia and Respiratory alkalosis
respiratory distress?
What is the disease that involves periodic Asthma
episodes of severe and reversible
bronchial obstruction with hyper
sensitive/responsive airways?
What kind of condition is related to a Acute condition
singular episode?
What kind of condition affects an Chronic condition
individual for a long term?
What kind of state indicates whether a Clinical state
patient is in a mild, intermittent, severe or
persistent condition?
What disease onsets during adulthood Intrinsic asthma
and is stimulated by hyper-responsive
tissues in the airways, initiating an acute
attack?
What physical condition results from Clubbing
chronic hypoxia associated with
respiratory and cardiovascular diseases?
What condition is caused by the Emphysema
destruction of the alveolar walls and
septae, which leads to large, permanently
inflated alveolar air spaces?
In what condition will the lung appear Advanced emphysema
with many large holes in it?
What are the air filled spaces called in the Blebs & bullae
lungs?
What disease occurs as a primary acute Pneumonia
infection in the lungs and could become
secondary to another respiratory or
systemic condition where tissue
resistance is reduced?
When is Pneumonia a risk from any When fluids pool or defense mechanisms (cilia) are reduced in the lungs
aspiration or inflammation in the lung?
What is the hospital required disease Nosocomial pneumonia
that affects those with less resistance,
the
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