What is a primary cell line viral culture (M65-11; Level 2):
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A fungus is microscopically described as having simple or br…
A fungus is microscopically described as having simple or branched non-septate hyphae, round sporangia, and no rhizoids. What is the most likely identification (M59-17, 21; Level 2):
The nurse takes a class on the impacts of burnout on the nur…
The nurse takes a class on the impacts of burnout on the nurse’s ability to provide a caring, therapeutic relationship. Which of the following are healthy strategies the nurse can use to reduce burnout and improve caring?
A nurse is caring for a client who is experiencing reoccurri…
A nurse is caring for a client who is experiencing reoccurring nightmares with frequent intrusive memories during the day. Which of the following actions should the nurse take first?
Which of the following is NOT a common method of detecting C…
Which of the following is NOT a common method of detecting Chlamydia trachomatis from a genital infection (M44-30; Level 2)?
Which of the following is a primary concern for maternal-fet…
Which of the following is a primary concern for maternal-fetal transfer?
A unit of blood was donated at a local blood drive last week…
A unit of blood was donated at a local blood drive last week and tested for a variety of infectious diseases. The combination test for HIV-1 and HIV-2 was positive but with a very weak titer. What action steps should be taken next?
The following indicates a possible acute infection with Hepa…
The following indicates a possible acute infection with Hepatitis B (M65-18; Level 2):
A patient from eastern Kentucky had a recurring cough which…
A patient from eastern Kentucky had a recurring cough which progressively worsened over time with concurrent weight loss. Sputum samples showed round yeast with thick connection budding forms on a direct mount. The most likely cause of the pneumonia is:
The most common virus isolated from infants with lower respi…
The most common virus isolated from infants with lower respiratory infections that cause croup, bronchitis, bronchiolitis, interstitial pneumonia and a high mortality rate is (M66-13; Level 2):