NUR 3125

What does inflammation begin w/? Correct Answer arachidonic acid and under goes conversion by cyclooxylenase What does arachidonic acid become? Correct Answer prostaglandins What role do prostaglandins play? Correct Answer they are the #1 inflammatory marker What does the arachidonic acid inflammatory process generally apply to? Correct Answer connective tissue What facilitates the conversion of arachidonic acid in pulmonary tissue? Correct Answer lipooxygenase What is a major cau...

NUR 3125 HESI RN CAT EXAM 2022/2023 V1&V2 QUESTIONS& ANSWERS 100%correct/verified Graded A+NUR 3125 HESI RN CAT EXAM 2022/2023 V1&V2 QUESTIONS& ANSWERS 100%correct/verified Graded A+ NUR 3125 HESI RN CAT EXAM 2022/2023 V1&V2 QUESTIONS& ANSWERS 100%correct/verified Graded A+  A client who had an intraosseous (IO) cannula placed by the healthcare providerfor anemergent fluid resuscitation is complaining of severe pain and numbness below the IO site. The skin around the site is pale and e...

Inflame Correct Answer -to set fire Inflammation is... Correct Answer -a dynamic response of vascularized tissue injury -protective response Inflammation purpose Correct Answer -serves to bring defense and healing mechanisms to the site of injury What is inflammation? Correct Answer -a reaction of a liveing tissue and its micro-circulation to pathogenic insult -a defense mechanism for survivial Reaction of tissues to injury, characterized clinically by: Correct Answer -heat -swell...

Florida University: NUR 3125 Week 6 Chapter 44 Questions and Answers A client has been diagnosed with cholecystitis (gallbladder inflammation) that has impaired the normal release of bile. Which of the following gastrointestinal consequences is this client likely to experience? You selected: Impaired digestion of fats Correct Explanation: Bile performs a central role in fat metabolism. Gallbladder disease and the accompanying disruption of normal bile release do not result in impaired digest...

Florida University: Chapter 1-11|NUR 3125 Med-surg exam 1 Chapter 1 ANA Nursing: the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of injury, facilitation of healing, alleviation of suffering though the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of individuals, groups, communities, and populations Florence nightingale: the goal of nursing is “to put patient in best condition for nature to act upon him” Patient needs: vary depending ...

Florida University : NUR 3125 Health Assessment Exam 2 /Chapter 9-17 Chapter 9: General Survey and Measurement General Survey: the study of the whole person, covering the general health state and any physical characteristics; begins when you meet a person ● Components ○ Physical Appearance ■ Age: the person appears his or her age ● Some people may appear older because of chronic illness or chronic alcoholism ■ Sex: sexual development is appropriate for their age ● If th...

Florida University: NUR 3125 prep u chapter 17 Heart and Neck Vessels Assessment Question 1 See full question After teaching a group of students about blood flow through the heart, the instructor determines that the teaching was successful when the students state that after being received by the atria, the blood goes to which of the following? You Selected: • Ventricles Correct response: • Ventricles Explanation: Blood flows from the atria into the ventricles via the atrioventri...

Florida University: NUR 3125 prep u chapter 17 Heart and Neck Vessels Assessment Question 1 See full question After teaching a group of students about blood flow through the heart, the instructor determines that the teaching was successful when the students state that after being received by the atria, the blood goes to which of the following? You Selected: • Ventricles Correct response: • Ventricles Explanation: Blood flows from the atria into the ventricles via the atrioventri...

The 6 Hallmarks of Cancer Correct Answer 1. Self-sufficiency in growth signals 2.Insensitivity to antigrowth signals 3. Evading apoptosis 4.Limitless replicative potential 5. Sustained angiogenesis 6. Tissue invasion and metastasis Xenobiotics Correct Answer toxic, mutagenic and carcinogenic chemicals in food Neurilemma (in axon) Correct Answer thin membrane between the myelin sheath and the endoneurium Saltatory conduction (axon) Correct Answer the flow of ions between segments o...

Gallbladder Correct Answer main function is storing and concentrates bile What stimulates the release of bile? Correct Answer Fat in duodenum Pancreas Correct Answer produces enzymes (lipase and amylase) to help breakdown food Jejnum Correct Answer Where most nutrients are absorbed If theres high pressure in the liver, what happens? Correct Answer When you have blockage or vasoconstriction in the liver, their gonna back up to the veins in the esophagus, called esophageal varices and ...