Chapter 2, Problem 3FITB

Please HELP me to answer ALL the questions with the correct answer. 1. The _____________ layer of the skin helps regulate our body temperature.a. Epidermis B. hypodermis c. fascia2. What is the priority nursing diagnosis during the first 24 hours for a client with full-thickness chemical burns on the anterior neck, chest, and all surfaces of the left arm?a. Disturbed Body Image b. Decreased Tissue Perfusionc. Risk for Ineffective Breathing Pattern 3. Kylie is to start chemotherapy next week for breast cancer. The nurse knows Kylie understands teaching concerning alopecia when she states:a. I know my hair will not fall out, because I have been using a mild shampoo.B. I can't wait to get a tan on the top of my head.C. I know my hair will fall out but, it will grow back just as it is now after thechemotherapy 4. Which of the following describes the correct purpose for bladder irrigation: A. Allow continuous monitoring of the fluid output status B. Provide continuous flushing of clots and…

MEDICAL TERM MAIN ENTRY (pronunciation) MEANING (definition) 1.. dermis 2. sublingual 3. paronychia 4. diaphoresis 5. dermatology 6. pruritus 7. urticaria 8. melanoma 9. eczema 10. collagen

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Write short notes on the given structures / organs: 1. Tonsils Short note must Include anatomical informations  ( like embryonic development, internal anatomy, external anatomy, relationship with other surrounding structures etc.)

A. Give meanings for the following combining forms: 1. arthr/o 4. aden/o 2. cyst/o 5. cyt/o 3. encephal/o 6. carcin/o B. Give meanings for the following suffixes: 7.-gram 10. -oma 8. -itis 11. -scopy 9. -opsy 12. -logy, C. Complete the medical term from its meaning given below: 17. red blood cell: cyte 19. white blood cell: cyte 18. mass of blood: oma 20. pain of nerves: neur

Please help me to answer ALL the letters with the correct answer. NO MORE EXPLANATION 1. When asked by the mother why she had a large baby, as a nurse how will you explain this? A. You had eaten a lot when you were pregnant which caused the baby to become large  B. You have a familial tendency because LGA is genetically predetermined to become large C. You may had excessive production of growth hormone that is why you had a large baby D. The medications that you had taken during pregnancy caused it to become large2. A child with hyperbilirubinemia is exposed to phototherapy. As you do this intervention to the baby, as at nurse you need to assess the baby frequently for: A. assess level of consciousness B. assess motor strength and reflexes C. assess skin turgor and intake and output ~ D. assess bowel sounds and frequency of bowel movement." 3. Situation: A neonate born prematurely via NSD with apgar score of 6. AOG is 34 weeks. The nurse anticipates that the child is at high risk due…

MEDICAL TERM MAIN ENTRY (pronunciation) MEANING (definition) |1. glycemia 2. hypothalamus 3. pancreatectomy |4. exophthalmos 5. adenoma |6. electrolyte 7. hyponatremia 8. hypernatremia 9. diabetes |10. polyphagia

Complete each sentence about the main vaccine that exists for HPV. Then, arrange the sentences into a logical paragraph. discharge HPV 18 cytotoxic Prevnar Gardasil 11 or 12 EBV oncogenic prostate 9 cervical warts Drag the text blocks below into their correct order. Currently, it protects against most commonly cause diseases of the genital tract. strains of HPV, including those that or human papillomavirus, is a causative agent of wart In 2006, infection by malignant HPV types. Reset and cervical cancer. Many types of HPV exist, including some that are capable of causing cancer. or was approved as the first vaccine to prevent It is recommended in girls and boys at age in order to reduce their risk of infection with this STD. The vaccine protects girls from cancer.

Please answer the following multiple choice questions (Don't need to explain) 1.  The visceral pleura would represent a serous membrane ________. A. lining the thoracic cavity B. lining the abdominal cavity C. covering individual lungs D. covering the heart   1c This type of skin cancer is the most fatal of all skin cancers due to the high rate of metastasis. It is characterized by uncontrolled growth of the pigment producing cells of the skin, thus usually developing from a mole already present on the skin. A. Basal cell carcinoma B. Sarcoma C. Melanoma D. Squamous cell carcinoma     1d  This structure is responsible for the growth in length of long bones and is broken down into 4 different zones: reserve, proliferative, maturation and hypertrophy, and calcified matrix. It is called the: A. epiphyseal plate B. metaphysis C. diaphysis D. joint space