MSN 610 Midterm Exam - Questions and Answers In order to improve a patient's success in smoking cessation, it is important to acknowledge that tobacco use disorder is a ____ disease chronic disease, patients who are ni
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MSN 610 Midterm Exam - Questions and Answers In order to improve a patient's success in smoking cessation, it is important to acknowledge that tobacco use disorder is a ____ disease chronic disease, patients who are nicotine dependent may have remission and relapse Adverse effects of quinidine include a set of central nervous system symptoms known as cinchonism: tinnitus, delirium, and hearing and visual problems Nitrates cause nitric oxide to be released from: endothelium resulting in arterial and venous vasodilation Because it does not carry the risk of triggering _____, acetaminophen is the drug of choice to treat fevers in children and young adults Reye's syndrome For which two types of patients are second-generation antihistamines the preferred form of treatment and why elderly and children Differentiate the symptoms of ascariasis and trichuriasis Ascariasis- caused by ascaris lumbricoides, abdominal discomfort/obstruction, vomiting, appendicitis, many asymptomatic-egg in stool. may cause respiratory symptoms: pneumonitis, fever, cough, pulmonary infiltrates Trichuriasis-cuased by trchuris trichiura, whip worm, typically asymptomatic but heavy infection can cause gastrointestinal symptoms: malnourishment, rectal prolapse. lemon shaped egg Description of significant clinical consequences of anti fungal resistance clinical consequences of antifungal resistance can take form of treatment failure and changes in prevalence of fungal species causing disease. Description of potential toxic effects of vorinostat and romidespin and the procedures used to monitor for them treatment of T-cell lymphoma, myelosuppressive and can cause QT prolongation. Need baseline EKG and electrolyte levels (potassium, magnesium, calcium), used to halt cell growth and apoptosis Mechanism of action of second-generation tyrosine kinase inhibitors form covalent bonds with kinase domains of the epidermal growth factor receptors, causing down regulation of signaling and inhibition of cell proliferation--associated with skin toxicity. Less able to penetrate blood brain barrier
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