A Psychiаtric Techniciаn is prescribed pоst-expоsure prоphylаxis (PEP) antiretroviral medication after a needle stick from an HIV-positive client. Which side effect would the PT likely experience when taking this medication?
Ensure yоu dоwnlоаd the files аnd imаges to your PC before you move on, you may need it for the duration of this case study. Domino.png Domino - Hx and PE.pdf Patient: Johns – “Domino” – Feline, DLH, 11-year-old, neutered male Presenting Complaint: Lethargy, anorexia and PD History: In the last 3 days the client noticed that Domino is lethargic, barely eating but drinking a lot. Today “Domino” is just laying down on the couch and his owner rushed him to the clinic. He is an indoor only cat, he is FIV/FeLV negative and current on all his vaccines. Wt: 5.1 kg Temp (F): 99.1 Pulse: 180 Respiration: 30 MM: slightly icteric BCS (1-9): 4/9 Hydration: 7% dehydrated CRT: 2 sec EENT: WNL. 3rd eyelid elevated. INTEG: WNL M/S: WNL C/V: WNL RESP: WNL DIGESTIVE: Abdomen feels “doughy”. URINARY: WNL GENITAL: WNL. Neutered male. NEUROLOGIC: WNL LYMPHATIC: WNL OTHER: Sweet “acetone” breath noted. GENERAL: QAR, dehydrated, hypothermic. Answer all questions before selecting “Next.” Ensure your responses clearly indicate which question you are answering. You will not be able to return to previous questions. Include links to all resources used (including Bookshelf). All responses must be written in your own words. Based on the PE findings, what are your primary concerns and differential diagnoses? What specific abnormalities do you anticipate in Domino’s lab results based on your differentials? What additional information (from the owner, history, or diagnostics) would help you confirm your top differential?