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Patho Module 6: Peripheral Vascular System Disorders Module 7: Cardiovascular System Disorders Questions with Answers and Rationales

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A patient has intermittent claudication and a history of atherosclerosis. What other findings are most likely?A patient is diagnosed with venous insufficiency. What treatment is most likely and why? ... A 40-year-old man is undergoing a yearly physical. Everything is fine except that the nurse practitioner hears a murmur. All the following are likely etiologies EXCEPTA patient has a DVT of the right calf. Which of the following is the LEAST LIKELY to develop? An otherwise healthy patient has had hypertension (HTN) for many years. Which of the following is most likely true? An 80-year old woman with a medical history of HTN and CAD goes to her NP for a check-up. She complains that her vision has been slightly blurry but otherwise has no changes in her usual S&S. Her VS (vital signs) are as follows: BP 168/100, HR 100, RR 20. Lab work is done which shows a high LDL and HDL of 38 (desired = > 40). Urinalysis is normal except for proteinuria and hematuria (normally there is no protein or blood in the urine). 6. The patient’s blurred vision is likely caused by [Show More]

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