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Adv Pathology for Nurse Practitioner for St Thomas University

adolescent female presents with *primary amenorrhea* and cyclic pelvic pain PE: may be notable for absence of an identifiable vaginal lumen, a tense bulging hymen, and possibly increasing abdominal girth - Answer- imperforate hymen resulting in obstruction of the outflow tract and build up of secretions in the vagina = hydrocolpos and mucocolpos hematocolpos = build up of menstrual flow in the vagina hematometra = ...in the uterus adolescent female presents with *primary amenorrhea* a...

ANA 442 Exam 3 (Answered) 2022 Graded A+ PD as not just a disease of DA neurons Midbrain/brainstem and some peripheral DA neurons of SN and VTA 5-HT neurons of brainstem, descending projections NE neurons of LC Substance P, ACh, Vagal nerves ALL SEEM TO BE LIGHTLY MYELINATED Clinical PD Bradykinesia Rigidity resting tremor gait changes Biochemistry of PD 80% loss of DA in caudate/putamen Pathology of PD 50% loss of DA neurons in Pars Compacta (SN) Premotor Phase of PD const...

Nr 507 / Nr507 Week 4 Midterm (Latest): 1. What is the final stage of the infectious process? Spread 2. Where in the respiratory tract do the majority of foreign objects aspirated by children finally lodge? Bronchus 3. What is the primary cause of respiratory distress syndrome (RDS) of the newborn? Surfactant deficiency 4. Which statement concerning benign tumors is true? The cells are well-differentiated. 5. Which compensatory mechanism is spontaneously used by children diag...

AHA FINAL NOTES-1. Health Assessment Final Review Exam Must have 78% to pass between both exams Always go with the text book MENTAL ASSESSMENT (Ch 5 pgs 64-78) 1. What does orientation to person, place, and time assess? When you perform assessment, what exactly are you looking for? Pg. 67 Person, place and time assess state of consciousness. When performing this assessment you are looking for cognitive function. Person disorientation is a result of cerebral trauma, seizures, or amnesi...

NR566 -Week 5 Study Guide- DUE 23 OCTOBER 2023 Regarding osteoporosis, what are the two SERM drugs? - CORRECT ANSWER-- Tamoxifen -Raloxifene Tamoxifen is a good drug because it protects against osteoporosis, but what is it's downside? - CORRECT ANSWER--Higher risk for cancer -Higher risk for blood clots What is the the awesome benefit of Tamoxifen other than bone health? - CORRECT ANSWER--Promotes good blood lipid levels What is one thing that makes Raloxifene better than Tamoxifen...

ANA 442 Exam 3 (Answered) 2022 Graded A+ PD as not just a disease of DA neurons Midbrain/brainstem and some peripheral DA neurons of SN and VTA 5-HT neurons of brainstem, descending projections NE neurons of LC Substance P, ACh, Vagal nerves ALL SEEM TO BE LIGHTLY MYELINATED Clinical PD Bradykinesia Rigidity resting tremor gait changes Biochemistry of PD 80% loss of DA in caudate/putamen Pathology of PD 50% loss of DA neurons in Pars Compacta (SN) Premotor Phase of PD const...

ANA 442 Exam 3 (Answered) 2022 Graded A+ PD as not just a disease of DA neurons Midbrain/brainstem and some peripheral DA neurons of SN and VTA 5-HT neurons of brainstem, descending projections NE neurons of LC Substance P, ACh, Vagal nerves ALL SEEM TO BE LIGHTLY MYELINATED Clinical PD Bradykinesia Rigidity resting tremor gait changes Biochemistry of PD 80% loss of DA in caudate/putamen Pathology of PD 50% loss of DA neurons in Pars Compacta (SN) Premotor Phase of PD const...

American College of Surgeons Final exam ( questions and answers )| 100%verified answers Category 1 Item 1 A 45-year-old man presents with a tender 3-cm soft midline neck mass. Ultrasound study reveals a thyroglossal duct cyst. The thyroid is normal, and there is no lymphadenopathy. A Sistrunk procedure is performed. Intraoperatively, the thyroid is visually and palpably normal, and there is no palpable adenopathy. Pathologic evaluation of the specimen reveals a 5-mm focus of well- differen...

ANA 442 Exam 3 (Answered) 2022 Graded A+ PD as not just a disease of DA neurons Midbrain/brainstem and some peripheral DA neurons of SN and VTA 5-HT neurons of brainstem, descending projections NE neurons of LC Substance P, ACh, Vagal nerves ALL SEEM TO BE LIGHTLY MYELINATED Clinical PD Bradykinesia Rigidity resting tremor gait changes Biochemistry of PD 80% loss of DA in caudate/putamen Pathology of PD 50% loss of DA neurons in Pars Compacta (SN) Premotor Phase of PD const...