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NURS 6521 Midterm Exam Walden University (COMPLETE SOLUTION) LATEST 2024 with 97 actual answers NURS 6521 Midterm Exam Walden University (COMPLETE SOLUTION) LATEST 2024 with 97 actual answers NURS 6521 Midterm Exam Walden University (COMPLETE SOLUTION) LATEST 2024 with 97 actual answers NURS 6521 Midterm Exam Walden University (COMPLETE SOLUTION) LATEST 2024 with 97 actual answers NURS 6521 Midterm Exam Walden University (COMPLETE SOLUTION) LATEST 2024 with 97 actual answers NURS 6521 Midte...

Advanced Pharmacology Exam 1 Review PAIN MEDICATIONS AND MANAGEMENT Types of Pain - Nociceptive o Caused by damage to body tissue o Secondary to noxious stimuli - Neuropathic/Functional o Pain that is disengaged from noxious stimuli or healing o Described in terms of chronic pain o Result of nerve damage (neuropathic) or abnormal operation of the nervous system o Ie postherpetic neuralgia, diabetic neuropathy, fibromyalgia, irritable bowel syndrome, tension-type headache Parti...

Advanced Pharmacology Exam 2 Neurology Part 1 Alzheimer’s Disease (Ach Deficiency) - Progressive degenerative disease ultimately resulting in cerebral atrophy - Signs and Symptoms: Difficulty performing tasks, difficulty reading and writing, loss of memory and delusions, depression and agitation. Medications used in the treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease: Cholinesterase Inhibitors: - Donepezil (Aricept) = May cause Insomnia - Rivastigmine (Exelon) = Hepatoxicity - Galantamine (R...

ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY EXAM 1/147 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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EP is a 38-year-old female patient that comes in for diabetes education and management. She was diagnosed 12 years ago and states lately she is not able to control her diet although she continues a 1600 calorie diet with appropriate daily carbohydrate intake (per dietitian prescription) and walks 40 minutes every day of the week. She states compliance with all medications. She denies any history of hypoglycemia despite being able to identify signs and symptoms and describe appropriat...

What are the two types of Diabetes? ☑: Type I or Insulin-Dependent and Type II or Non-Insulin Dependent. What is happening with the insulin in a Type I diabetic? ☑: There is NO insulin being produced. Underlying cause is autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta cells. What is happening with the insulin in a Type II diabetic? ☑: Typically, they have some insulin production but have insulin resistance. Later in disease process, insulin deficiency develops as well. What long-term comp...

What is the key indicator of diabetes? ☑: Hyperglycemia What are the two types of Diabetes? ☑: Type I or Insulin-Dependent and Type II or Non-Insulin Dependent. What is happening with the insulin in a Type I diabetic? ☑: There is NO insulin being produced. Underlying cause is autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta cells. What is happening with the insulin in a Type II diabetic? ☑: Typically, they have some insulin production but have insulin resistance. Later in disease process...

ATI Pharmacology Proctored exam 2024/2025 questions and answers(LATEST 2024 /2025UPDATE) A 12-month-old child just received the first measles, mumps, and rubella (mmR) vaccine. For which of the following possible reactions to this vaccine should the nurse teach the parents to monitor? (Select all that apply.) A. Rash B. Swollen glands C. Bruising D. Headache E. Inconsolable crying - correct answearsa, b, c (A. A rash and fever can develop in children 1 to 2 weeks following mmR...

Explain Pharmacokinetics The study of how drugs are moved through the body and are encompassed in mechanisms of: Absorption Distribution Metabolism Excretion Think Kinetic (movement) Pharmacodynamics study of the biochemical and physiologic effects of drugs on the body Think Dynamic (change)