EXAM 4 NSG 3850 2026/2027 || VERIFIED QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS || ADVANCED NURSING PRACTICE REVIEW ||
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GRADED A+
Serologic Testing is needed for? - CORRECT ANSWER -To determine the
types of hepatitis.
Hep A and B are preventable by? - CORRECT ANSWER -Vaccine
DNA and RNA can affect? - CORRECT ANSWER -Hepatitis
A positive Anti-HCV test indicates? - CORRECT ANSWER -Antibodies
Portal hypertension increase the risk for - CORRECT ANSWER -Ascites
People at risk for Gallstones - CORRECT ANSWER -High spinal cord
injuries, rapid weight lost/fasting, obesity, and pregnancy.
Hyperthyroidism clinical manifestations - CORRECT ANSWER -Heat
intolerance, weight loss, tachycardia, goiter, irritability, diarrhea
Hypothyroid clinical manifestations - CORRECT ANSWER -Fatigue,
muscle cramps, anxiety, depression, goiter, slow speech, constipation, weight
gain, bradycardia, cold intolerance
Cushing Disease lab values - CORRECT ANSWER -Hyperglycemia,
elevated cortisol, hypokalemia
Mantoux Skin Test is an example of what type of hypersensitivity? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Type IV (4) hypersensitivity reaction
Acute myeloid Leukemia (AML) - CORRECT ANSWER -Is the leukemia
that is present can present in various ways because stem cells produce different
cell types.
, Chronic myeloid leukemia - CORRECT ANSWER -High granulocyte
count lab value is what you will see in what type of leukemia.
Hodgkin's Disease - CORRECT ANSWER -Is when the inflammatory cells
accumulate within the affect node.
Having this increases the risk for HIV - CORRECT ANSWER -STI or
genital lesions
Transmission of HIV can occur through - CORRECT ANSWER -
Unprotected anal or vaginal sex, passing from mom to baby through birth,
sharing needles, current STI with genital lesions.
HIV virus must do what to replicate? - CORRECT ANSWER -Convert
RNA to DNA
What are the enzymes that are necessary for HIV replication? - CORRECT
ANSWER -Protease, Integrase, Transcriptase
When does HIV progresses to AIDS? - CORRECT ANSWER -When the
CD4 count falls below 200
How is tumor growth limited and what is not guaranteed? - CORRECT
ANSWER -Angiogenesis and Cell survival
When does Metatasis occur? - CORRECT ANSWER -When the cancer
cells escape the basement membrane.
ANSWERS || ADVANCED NURSING PRACTICE REVIEW ||
HIGH-YIELD STUDY GUIDE || COMPLETE TEST BANK ||
GRADED A+
Serologic Testing is needed for? - CORRECT ANSWER -To determine the
types of hepatitis.
Hep A and B are preventable by? - CORRECT ANSWER -Vaccine
DNA and RNA can affect? - CORRECT ANSWER -Hepatitis
A positive Anti-HCV test indicates? - CORRECT ANSWER -Antibodies
Portal hypertension increase the risk for - CORRECT ANSWER -Ascites
People at risk for Gallstones - CORRECT ANSWER -High spinal cord
injuries, rapid weight lost/fasting, obesity, and pregnancy.
Hyperthyroidism clinical manifestations - CORRECT ANSWER -Heat
intolerance, weight loss, tachycardia, goiter, irritability, diarrhea
Hypothyroid clinical manifestations - CORRECT ANSWER -Fatigue,
muscle cramps, anxiety, depression, goiter, slow speech, constipation, weight
gain, bradycardia, cold intolerance
Cushing Disease lab values - CORRECT ANSWER -Hyperglycemia,
elevated cortisol, hypokalemia
Mantoux Skin Test is an example of what type of hypersensitivity? -
CORRECT ANSWER -Type IV (4) hypersensitivity reaction
Acute myeloid Leukemia (AML) - CORRECT ANSWER -Is the leukemia
that is present can present in various ways because stem cells produce different
cell types.
, Chronic myeloid leukemia - CORRECT ANSWER -High granulocyte
count lab value is what you will see in what type of leukemia.
Hodgkin's Disease - CORRECT ANSWER -Is when the inflammatory cells
accumulate within the affect node.
Having this increases the risk for HIV - CORRECT ANSWER -STI or
genital lesions
Transmission of HIV can occur through - CORRECT ANSWER -
Unprotected anal or vaginal sex, passing from mom to baby through birth,
sharing needles, current STI with genital lesions.
HIV virus must do what to replicate? - CORRECT ANSWER -Convert
RNA to DNA
What are the enzymes that are necessary for HIV replication? - CORRECT
ANSWER -Protease, Integrase, Transcriptase
When does HIV progresses to AIDS? - CORRECT ANSWER -When the
CD4 count falls below 200
How is tumor growth limited and what is not guaranteed? - CORRECT
ANSWER -Angiogenesis and Cell survival
When does Metatasis occur? - CORRECT ANSWER -When the cancer
cells escape the basement membrane.
