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57 Cards in this Set
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serum albumin level below____ is low
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3.5 g/dL
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serum albumin level below _____ is a serious protein depletion
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2.5 g/dL
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Prealbumin rules of 5s. What are the 4 levels?
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15 mg/dL normal, under 15 mild deficiency, under 10 moderate deficiency, under 5 severe deficiency
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serum transferrin below _____ is low
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200 mg/dL
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serum transferrin below _____is serious depletion
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100 mg/dL
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Lympocyte count of ______ or less indicates a loss of energy to skin
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1500 mm3
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Lympocyte count of ______ -_____ is a moderate decrease
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800-1200 mm3
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trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole--Brand name(s)
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*Bactrim*, Spectra
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trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole--used to treat:
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UTI
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Nitrofurantoin--Brand name(s)
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*Macrobid*, Macrodantin, Nitro Macro, Furadantin
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Nitrofurantoin--used to treat:
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UTI
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Terazosin--Brand name(s)
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Hytrin
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Terazosin--used to treat:
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BPH...alpha-adrenergic blocker that relaxes the muscles in the prostate and bladder neck, making it easier to urinate.
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Type of sun ray responsible for deep skin penetration…leads to photoaging, loss of elasticity, damaged blood vessesls
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UV-A
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Type of sun ray that causes sun burns, cataracts, affects immune system and contributes to melanoma and other skin cancers
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UV-B
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type of skin damage that looks waxy and "pasted on"
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seborrheic keratoses
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precancerous lesion
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actinic keratosis
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aka solar keratosis and senile keratosis
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actinic keratosis
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type of skin damage in the form of multiple discrete plaques several centimeters in diameter
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actinic keratosis
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basal cell carcinoma is most common in _________
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caucasians
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accounts for 80% of nonmelanoma skin cancers
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basal cell carcinoma
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squamous cell carcinoma is most common in _______
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persons with dark skin
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3 processes in the proliferation period of wound healing
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epitheliazation, granulation, collagen synthesis
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What happens during epitheliazation?
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epidermal cells migrate across wound surface and protect it from bacteria
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what happens during granulation?
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new blood vessels and collagen strands form the support matrix
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What happens during collagen synthesis?
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wound fills in from the bottom so depth decreases before width.
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hearing loss related to a problem in the external or middle ear, tympanic membrane, bones in outer ear or the ossicles
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conductive hearing loss
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hearing loss related to problems within the inner ear (usually due to cerumen)
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sensorineural
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prevalence of hearing loss in those 75+ yrs old
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40-60%
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what race and sex is more likely to experience hearing loss?
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White/men
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taste deficit usually occurs after the age of ____
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70
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prevalence of olfactory disfunction in those 60+ years old
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50%
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a result of damage to hippocampus, amygdaliod complex, hypothalamus or cranial nerve 1
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olfactory dysfunciton
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what race and sex is more likely to be hospitalized for asthma
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black/women
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_____% of asthma deaths occur in blacks
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26
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Asthma sypmtoms 2 days or less per week, 2 nites or less per week
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mild intermittent
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Asthma symptoms [Days: 1+ X/week BUT less than 7Xs/week], [Nites more than 2Xs/mo]
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mild persistent
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Asthma symptoms Daily and more than one nite/wk
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moderate persistent
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Asthma symptoms daily, continuous, frequent nite symptoms
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severe persistent
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Asthma treatment LTRA
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leukotrine antagonist
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Asthma treatment ICS
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inhaled coritcosteriod
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Proventil and Ventolin are two types of ________
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rescue inhalers
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3 spirometry measures used to diagnose COPD
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FVC, RV, TLC
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COPD is the _____ leading cause of death in the US
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4th
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of the top 5 causes of death in the US, _____ is the only one on the rise
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COPD
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Lung cancer is responsible for _____ of cancer deaths
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one-third
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lung cancer deaths are more common in the ______-old than the old-old
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young
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pneumonia is the ____ leading cause of death in the US for those 80+ yrs old
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4th
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Prostate cancer is (more/less) common than bladder cancer
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more
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race more likely to develop prostate cancer
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black
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(Men/Women) are 4Xs more likely to develop bladder cancer
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men
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Prevalence of bladder cancer in black & white populations
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White men more likely to develop but black men have higher mortality rate
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1 in ____ women 60+ yrs will develop breast cancer
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14
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____ of women 55+ years will develop ovarian cancer
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55%
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Most common gyno cancer in older women
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uterine
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Risk factors for uterine cancer
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celibacy, late menopause, obesity, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, HRT
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Prevalence of BPH in men 51-60 yrs…in men 80+ yrs
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50%...90%
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