NR 601 Week 8 Final Exam Study Guide
| Institution |
Chamberlain |
| Contributor |
K. Lauren |
- Acute coronary syndrome presents …………...
- Topical capsaicin is often used for …………...
- Soft tissue swelling on xray is rheumatoid …………...
- Depression is the leading cause of …………...
- One inch decrease in height is suspect …………...
- CRP is most valuable diagnostic when …………....
- Mitral valve prolapse, no symptomes clear breath …………...
- Lack of emotions are distinct symptoms …………....
- MI 5 yrs ago, currently has SOB, 2+ …………...
- Normochromic, normocytic anemia and thrombocytosis …………...
- Example of secondary prevention is checking …………...
- Basic testing for 1 htn is fbs, cbc, lipid, bmp, …………....
- Start low and go slow is the recommended…………....
- Flattening of the diaphragm w/ blunting of costophrenic angle and abnormally large retrosternal…………....
- Follow up of every 3-6 months is recomm …………....
- Curvature of the spine with a sharp angle …………...
- Water exercise is an effective exercise …………....
- Increased risk of DM is NOT part …………...
- The prevalence of depression in NH …………....
- Osteoarthritis primary effect weight …………...
- Somatic symptoms of anxiety include palps, CP, tachycardia, …………....
- Spirometry is the gold standard …………....
- Post MI best evidine drugs are ASA, ACE …………....
- 54yo AA female with BMI 23 and 120-128/76-78 …………....
- Follow up for treated stage 1 htn and high …………...
- T-score of -2.0 is consistent …………...
- The purpose of BEERS is to improve …………....
- Persistent pain and limited motion in affected …………....
- Asses for Left Ventricular Hypertrophy …………...
- Past MI, new SOB, esp with exertion and occas …………....
- 65 yo male with no vaccs since age 25 needs Tdap …………....
- Your responsibility is to promote + lifestyle …………...
- Crystal deposition is not related …………....
- 55 yo caucasian with cough and dyspnea …………....
- Upper zone of redistribution of pulmonary blood flow …………....
- Anxiety is not a normal part …………....
- Bisphosphate should be taken with full glass …………...
- SIG-E-CAPS stands for Sleep, Interest, Guilt, …………...
- Pain that best describes RA- begins early …………...
- The most effective meds for neuropathic pain …………....
- BP goal for 68 yo asian female w/o history …………....
- 68 yo white female with PMR, no labs …………....
- Zolpidem 5mg PO HS #7 after melatonin …………....
- Stage B heart failure gets ACE or ARB, …………...
- Stage A heart failure gets Heart …………....
- Cardiometabolic changes for pt on aripiprazole (Abilify) …………...
- Influenza A is often responsible for outbreaks …………....
- Overlapping symptoms of depression include anemia, …………....
- An A1C of 6.2% is considered prediabetes. 3.5 …………....
- Asses for ejaculatory dysfunction when pt …………....
- Nausea and stomach cramping is normal s/e …………...
- Consider HTN, DM and atherosclerosis …………....
- Watchful waiting is appropriate tx …………....
- Avoiding sugar, caffeine, chocolate and etoh …………....
- Pelvic exam is indicated for female with dysuria …………....
- All adult patients should be screened …………....
- Aging is the #1 risk factor for urinary …………...
- Beta Blockers can blunt the signs …………....
- Acanthosis Nigricans is a sign of insulin …………....
- Pt with BMI >30 do not have the risk …………...
- Detrusor overactivity is the sudden compelling …………...
- Metformin XR 500 PO is initial med …………....
- Acanthosis Nigricans is associated with Colon …………...
- Cipro 10-14 days is appropriate tx for afebrile …………....
- Lisinopril is approp for 55 yo white male, T2DM, …………...
- Urinary incontinence is the unintentional …………...
- UTI can cause UI in 76 …………...
- Either FBS, A1C or OGTT …………....
- 2nd line tx for male UI (BPH) …………...
- The FEV1/FVC ratio is the % of FVC …………...
- Aging causes the normal physio changes in the heart of heart …………...
- Stage C heart failure include h/o structural damage …………...
- Stage B heart failure include h/o mitral valve …………...
- Coronary artery disease with angina pectoris presents as CP, …………...
- Echo is the best non invasive way to dx …………...
- Chronic pain may be linked to depression, sleep …………...
- Beers Criteria is for patients on certain meds …………...
- Likelihood of heart failure is low if BNP …………...
- Physiological aging is not the cause …………...
- B/P for 65 yo AA with no hx of HTN, DM, …………...
- HF is caused by inadequate cardiac output to meet …………...
- 60 yo female, smoking, daily cough, increased …………...
- FVC is the volume of air a pt can exhale for total …………...
- 2017 ACC guideline say Normal HTN …………...
- Functional abilities are best assessed …………...
- Aortic regurgitation requires treatment …………...
- TLC is the volume of air in the lungs …………...
- Preferred amount of exercise for older adults …………...
- FEV1 is the total volume of air a pt can exhale …………...
- The major impact of physio changes that occur …………...
- The strongest evidence on aging is available …………...
- Polypharmacy can be even a single med …………...
- Pharmacokinetic changes w/ aging is reflective …………...
- Underlying chronic disease has little impact …………...
- Drugs distributed in water do not have …………...
- Men have a faster and more efficient biotransformation …………...
- The cytochrome P system involves enzymes …………...
- Aging does not cause an increase sensitivity …………...
- Elderly do not always have CP …………...
- Depression is not considered resctrivie …………...
- In mitral stenosis, p waves may suggest L …………...
- Angina equivalents such as dyspnea are important because some women dont have CP and some pts …………...
- Exercise stress test in indicated in 55yo postmenopausal …………...
- Labs before a stress test include cbc w/diff to rule …………...
- The clinical standard to test for aortic …………...
- The most common valvular dz is older …………...
- What type of murmur can be heard with aortic …………...
- Ischemic heart disease is …………...
- Bradycardia is not a s/s of PNA plasma noradrenaline …………...
- Most anti-arrhythmics have low toxic therapeutic rations …………...
- Strep pneumonia is most commonly responsible …………...
- Pulmonary embolism is most common in 72 yo female …………...
- Geriatric syndrome has multiple underlying factors …………...
- Anal wink reflex is used to test sensation and pudental …………....
- Esophageal dz can mimic and often coexist with MI …………....
- Thoracic aortic dissection presents as severe retrosternal …………...
- Bordetella pertussis is characterized by subacute cough …………....
- Skin turgor at the sternum is NOT a reliable indicator …………....
- Delirium and dementia may coexist, the primary consideration …………...
- Presbystasis is described as age related disequilibrium of unknown …………...
- If dizziness has a predictable pattern then …………....
- Smooth muscle relaxants is not a contributor …………...
- History of a fall is the most important …………...
- The most cost effective interventions to prevent falls …………...
- Chronic fatigue syndrome if fatigue that lasts …………...
- Which form of headache …………...
- Microscopic hematuria is 3 or more RBCs on …………...
- Childhood asthma is NOT a risk factor for malignancy …………...
- Recent weight loss is losing more than 10 lbs …………...
- Arthritis is the most common cause …………...
- Lipedema is bilat distribution of fat …………....
- Drug induced pruritus may occur right …………....
- Orthostatic hypotension is more common …………...
- The most common tremor is Parkinson's …………...
- Overflow incontinence is usually assoc …………....
- Wandering is best described as purposeful …………....
- The leading cause of death in elderly travelers …………...
- Salad buffet should be avoided in countries …………....
- Using 100% DEET on skin is not necessary …………....
- Which of the following is correct regarding TB …………...
- Ordering a fbs, lipid, return visit for BP check …………...
- Performing ROM exercises in pt with recent CVA …………...
- Providing info about meds, side effects and interactions …………....
- Beginning stress management is an example of Active …………....
- Four main domains of clinical preventive services include counseling interventions, …………...
- Appropriate method for TB screening of new NH pt is 5 tbu intradermal ppd injection and …………...
- Majority of depressed older adults remain untreated because of All of the above, misdiagnosis, …………....
- Lack of emotions is a depression symptom …………....
- Dementia develops slowly and delirium …………...
- Confusion Assessment Method is the most appropriate …………....
- Diphenhydramine causes delirium because …………...
- Elderly are at high risk for delirium because all of the above, multisensory declines, polypharmacy…………....
- Consistent finding in delirium regardless of the cause …………...
- Older adults with dementia sometimes suffer …………...
- St. Louis University Mental Status Exams (SLUMS) …………....
- The cornerstone of pharmacotherapy in tx alzheimer's …………....
- Amitriptyline is a poor choice and should …………...
- Pts with OA of knee and hip often …………....
- Joint effusions occur later in the course of OA …………....
- Which of the following DD for pts presenting with PMR …………...
- Best method to verify gout is joint aspiration …………...
- Thiazide diuretics can contribute …………....
- First line tx for gout is indomethacin 50mg tid for 2 days …………....
| Instituition / Term |
| Term |
Fall 2018 |
| Institution |
Chamberlain |
| Contributor |
K. Lauren |
