The NP student reviews a coronary calcium score in a patient’s chart and notices it is quite high, in the 98th percentile for age and sex. The student realizes this was caused by
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The NNP is concerned their patient is experiencing intestina…
The NNP is concerned their patient is experiencing intestinal ischemia; ischemia results in what cellular change?
An older adult is not recovering well after a hip surgery. T…
An older adult is not recovering well after a hip surgery. The older adult begins to experience a complex clinical syndrome with multi-system inflammation, oxidative stress, malnutrition, decreased physical activity, and muscle apoptosis. These events have been been labeled
The NNP has intubated the patient in respiratory failure. Th…
The NNP has intubated the patient in respiratory failure. This has resulted in improved oxygenation. Now that the neonate’s oxygen needs have been met, the NNP knows pyruvate will
The PNP asks the parent if there is a carbon monoxide detect…
The PNP asks the parent if there is a carbon monoxide detector in the house. The PNP wants to avoid carbon monoxide exposure as it can be harmful to the whole family because it
Cellular respiration is completely aerobic, meaning that eve…
Cellular respiration is completely aerobic, meaning that every phase needs oxygen in order to take place.
The PNP notices their patient has a history of multiple frac…
The PNP notices their patient has a history of multiple fractures, blue sclera, and moderate hearing loss. Based on the constellation of symptoms, the PNP has placed osteogenesis imperfecta on the top of her differential diagnosis list. This disease mutation is in the type I collagen genes. This would result in an abnormality in what type of tissue
The PMHNP knows neurotransmitters assist in cellular communi…
The PMHNP knows neurotransmitters assist in cellular communication by
The NP is reading about a research breakthrough, CRISPR-guid…
The NP is reading about a research breakthrough, CRISPR-guided genetic therapy, which involves an enzyme that will add specific nucleotides to the free end of a new DNA strand and “proofreads” during the DNA replication process. This enzyme is known as
CASE STUDY #3: You are a new dental hygiene student who is…
CASE STUDY #3: You are a new dental hygiene student who is concerned with maintaining proper ergonomics and grasp to avoid to avoid repetitive stress injuries that can result in a musculoskeletal disorder. You have been practicing your grasp and positioning, as well as your patient positioning to achieve neutral positioning. Use this information to answer the following questions. QUESTIONS: How should your patient and light be positioned to best view the maxillary arch?