NR 601 Week 8 Final Exam Study-Guide LATEST

NR 601 Week 8 Final Exam Study-Guide LATEST Acute coronary syndrome …………… Topical capsaicin is often …………… Soft tissue swelling on xray …………… Depression is the leading …………… One inch decrease in height …………… CRP i ...

NR 601 Week 8 Final Exam Study-Guide LATEST Acute coronary syndrome …………… Topical capsaicin is often …………… Soft tissue swelling on xray …………… Depression is the leading …………… One inch decrease in height …………… CRP is most valuable diagnostic ……………. Mitral valve prolapse, no symptomes …………… Lack of emotions are distinct ……………. MI 5 yrs ago, currently has SOB, …………… Normochromic, normocytic anemia …………… Example of secondary prevention …………… Basic testing for 1 htn is fbs, cbc, ……………. Start low and go slow is the recommended ……………. Flattening of the diaphragm w/ blunting ……………. Follow up of every 3-6 ……………. Curvature of the spine …………… Water exercise is an effective ……………. Increased risk of DM is …………… The prevalence of depression ……………. Osteoarthritis primary effect weight …………… Somatic symptoms of anxiety include ……………. Spirometry is the gold ……………. Post MI best evidine drugs ……………. 54yo AA female with BMI 23 ……………. Follow up for treated stage 1 …………… T-score of -2.0 is consistent …………… The purpose of BEERS is to ……………. Persistent pain and limited ……………. Asses for Left Ventricular …………… Past MI, new SOB, esp with ……………. 65 yo male with no vaccs ……………. Your responsibility is to promote …………… Crystal deposition is not related ……………. 55 yo caucasian with cough ……………. Upper zone of redistribution ……………. Anxiety is not a normal part ……………. Bisphosphate should be taken …………… SIG-E-CAPS stands for Sleep, …………… Pain that best describes RA- …………… The most effective meds ……………. BP goal for 68 yo asian female ……………. 68 yo white female with PMR, ……………. Zolpidem 5mg PO HS #7 after ……………. Stage B heart failure gets ACE …………… Stage A heart failure gets Heart ……………. Cardiometabolic changes for pt …………… Influenza A is often responsible ……………. Overlapping symptoms of depression ……………. An A1C of 6.2% is considered ……………. Asses for ejaculatory dysfunction ……………. Nausea and stomach cramping …………… Consider HTN, DM and atherosclerosis ……………. Watchful waiting is appropriate tx ……………. Avoiding sugar, caffeine, chocolate ……………. Pelvic exam is indicated for female ……………. All adult patients should be screened ……………. Aging is the #1 risk factor for urinary …………… Beta Blockers can blunt the signs ……………. Acanthosis Nigricans is a sign ……………. Pt with BMI >30 do not have the risk …………… Detrusor overactivity is the sudden …………… Metformin XR 500 PO is initial med ……………. Acanthosis Nigricans is associated …………… Cipro 10-14 days is appropriate tx ……………. Lisinopril is approp for 55 yo white …………… Urinary incontinence is the unintentional …………… UTI can cause UI in 76 …………… Either FBS, A1C or OGTT ……………. 2nd line tx for male UI (BPH) …………… The FEV1/FVC ratio is the % of FVC …………… Aging causes the normal physio changes …………… Stage C heart failure include h/o structural …………… Stage B heart failure include h/o mitral …………… Coronary artery disease with angina pectoris …………… Echo is the best non invasive way to dx …………… Chronic pain may be linked to depression …………… Beers Criteria is for patients on certain …………… Likelihood of heart failure is low if BNP …………… Physiological aging is not the cause …………… B/P for 65 yo AA with no hx of HTN, DM, …………… HF is caused by inadequate cardiac …………… 60 yo female, smoking, daily cough, …………… FVC is the volume of air a pt can exhale …………… 2017 ACC guideline say Normal HTN …………… Functional abilities are best assessed …………… Aortic regurgitation requires treatment …………… TLC is the volume of air in the lungs …………… Preferred amount of exercise for older …………… FEV1 is the total volume of air a pt can …………… The major impact of physio changes …………… The strongest evidence on aging …………… Polypharmacy can be even a single …………… Pharmacokinetic changes w/ aging …………… Underlying chronic disease has little …………… Drugs distributed in water do not have …………… Men have a faster and more efficient …………… The cytochrome P system involves …………… Aging does not cause an increase …………… Elderly do not always have CP …………… Depression is not considered …………… In mitral stenosis, p waves may suggest L …………… Angina equivalents such as dyspnea are important …………… Exercise stress test in indicated in 55yo …………… Labs before a stress test include cbc …………… The clinical standard to test for aortic …………… The most common valvular dz is older …………… What type of murmur can be heard …………… Ischemic heart disease is …………… Bradycardia is not a s/s of PNA plasma …………… Most anti-arrhythmics have low toxic …………… Strep pneumonia is most commonly …………… Pulmonary embolism is most common …………… Geriatric syndrome has multiple underlying …………… Anal wink reflex is used to test sensation ……………. Esophageal dz can mimic and often coexist ……………. Thoracic aortic dissection presents as severe …………… Bordetella pertussis is characterized by subacute ……………. Skin turgor at the sternum is NOT a reliable ……………. Delirium and dementia may coexist, the primary …………… Presbystasis is described as age related disequilibrium …………… If dizziness has a predictable pattern then ……………. Smooth muscle relaxants is not a contributor …………… History of a fall is the most important …………… The most cost effective interventions …………… Chronic fatigue syndrome if fatigue …………… Which form of headache …………… Microscopic hematuria is 3 or more …………… Childhood asthma is NOT a risk factor …………… Recent weight loss is losing more than …………… Arthritis is the most common cause …………… Lipedema is bilat distribution of fat ……………. Drug induced pruritus may occur right ……………. Orthostatic hypotension is more common …………… The most common tremor is Parkinson’s …………… Overflow incontinence is usually assoc ……………. Wandering is best described as purposeful ……………. The leading cause of death in elderly …………… Salad buffet should be avoided in countries ……………. Using 100% DEET on skin is not necessary ……………. Which of the following is correct regarding …………… Ordering a fbs, lipid, return visit for BP …………… Performing ROM exercises in pt with …………… Providing info about meds, side effects ……………. Beginning stress management is an example ……………. Four main domains of clinical preventive services …………… Appropriate method for TB screening of new NH pt …………… Majority of depressed older adults remain untreated ……………. Lack of emotions is a depression symptom ……………. Dementia develops slowly and delirium …………… Confusion Assessment Method is the most ……………. Diphenhydramine causes delirium because …………… Elderly are at high risk for delirium because ……………. Consistent finding in delirium regardless …………… Older adults with dementia sometimes suffer …………… Louis University Mental Status Exams ……………. The cornerstone of pharmacotherapy ……………. Amitriptyline is a poor choice …………… Pts with OA of knee and hip often ……………. Joint effusions occur later in the course ……………. Which of the following DD for pts presenting …………… Best method to verify gout is joint …………… Thiazide diuretics can contribute …………….