NSG 6420 MidTerm Review Latest Update -

NSG 6420 MidTerm Review Latest Update - 150 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed A+ *Hard red eye, ciliary flush, steamy cornea, dilated pupil

Halos around eyes - CORRECT ANSWER: Acute closed-angle glaucoma (ACG)

15-24yrs

Incubation period 4-6 wks - CORRECT ANSWER: Peak ages for mono

160,000 - CORRECT ANSWER: How many people will die of lung ca/yr

222,520 - CORRECT ANSWER: New cases of lung ca in US/yr

3-4 drugs x8wks, then 2 drug regimen x8wks - CORRECT ANSWER: Initial phase TB

45-64 age group 65-75 age group 10-30% of American adults

10.7% 45-64

7.8% 65-75 years - CORRECT ANSWER: Allergic rhinitis statistics (American adults)

6x more common in blacks (leading cause of blindness) - CORRECT ANSWER: OAG

90% of glaucoma cases - CORRECT ANSWER: Open-angle glaucoma (OAG)

ACG more common in what ethnicity - CORRECT ANSWER: Asian-American & Intuits

Acute viral pharyngitis caused by EBV - CORRECT ANSWER: Mono

Adenocarcinoma- MOST COMMON -40% Squamous cell <25%

Large cell approximately 10% - CORRECT ANSWER: Types of non-small cell lung ca

and stats

Ages BPPV and vestibular neuritis? - CORRECT ANSWER: BPPV: most common over 60

VN: any age, usually after a URI

All persons - CORRECT ANSWER: PPD induration >/= 15mm

Allergies, eczema, & asthma - CORRECT ANSWER: Allergic triad of symptoms

Amoxicillin- 1st line Augmentin- if severe or previous AOM w/in 1mo 1 / 2

Clarithromycin- PCN allergy - CORRECT ANSWER: Tx for AOM

Anticholinergic precautions - CORRECT ANSWER: Narrow-angle glaucoma

ASA - CORRECT ANSWER: What NOT to gibe in viral pharyngitis

Avoid exposure Pharmacotherapy

Immunotherapy - CORRECT ANSWER: Mgt of allergic rhinitis

Bananas PB Green leafy veggies

Fortified bread & cereal - CORRECT ANSWER: Foods rich in folic acid

Bed rest, laser peripheral iridotomy - CORRECT ANSWER: Tx ACD

Beefy-red shiny tongue (glossitis) Abd tenderness Hepatosplenomegaly Tachycardia Tachypnea Pallor Loss of fine motor control

Pos rhomberg and babinski - CORRECT ANSWER: S/s Vit B12 deficiency

Believed to be cause by free floating calcium debris in the semicircular canal Pt changes position, debris settles & signals brainstem, stimulating vertigo & nausea -

CORRECT ANSWER: Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)

Best way to confirm asthma dx - CORRECT ANSWER: Bronchial provocation

Beta adrenergic agonist precautions - CORRECT ANSWER: Cardiac dx,

hyperthyroidism, DM, sz

Blood test for thalassemia - CORRECT ANSWER: Hgb electrophoresis

Bronchodilitation *Therapeutic window- seizures, cardiac if too high

*Watch drug interactions with antibiotics and statins - CORRECT ANSWER:

Theophylline

CBC w/ diff *Lymphocytosis w/atypical lymphocytes

*Mono spot (if (-) repeat in 7-10days) - CORRECT ANSWER: Labs for mono

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