case reports
... found to carry mismatch repair gene mutations.(17) Farrrington et al suggested that it is necessary to analyze DNA mismatch repair genes regardless of family history, especially in early onset CRC. The mutations of DNA mismatch repair genes provide a possible and reasonable explanation for CRC in yo ...
... found to carry mismatch repair gene mutations.(17) Farrrington et al suggested that it is necessary to analyze DNA mismatch repair genes regardless of family history, especially in early onset CRC. The mutations of DNA mismatch repair genes provide a possible and reasonable explanation for CRC in yo ...
The Nurse`s Role in Patient Advocacy
... One strategy that many nurses find to be effective in terms of advocating for a patient is speaking out and giving recommendations based on observable data that may be gathered during the nurse’s assessment. According to a study from Payton’s review of literature a point is made that since nurses sp ...
... One strategy that many nurses find to be effective in terms of advocating for a patient is speaking out and giving recommendations based on observable data that may be gathered during the nurse’s assessment. According to a study from Payton’s review of literature a point is made that since nurses sp ...
Catatonia Development in a Schizoaffective Patient following
... of lorazepam. ECT has been used as one of catatonia treatments for about 70 years and during this period several studies have confirmed its effectiveness (6-8). Hence, catatonia commencement during ECT is not expected. Nonetheless, there are reports on some cases that reveal this paradox. Giving pat ...
... of lorazepam. ECT has been used as one of catatonia treatments for about 70 years and during this period several studies have confirmed its effectiveness (6-8). Hence, catatonia commencement during ECT is not expected. Nonetheless, there are reports on some cases that reveal this paradox. Giving pat ...
Presentation Title
... • Example: A patient was sent to a rehab facility without a physician order. The next day, the nurse notified the physician of the situation and obtained an order at that time. The nurse did not write the order in the chart to reflect the true date and time the physician gave the order—it appeared t ...
... • Example: A patient was sent to a rehab facility without a physician order. The next day, the nurse notified the physician of the situation and obtained an order at that time. The nurse did not write the order in the chart to reflect the true date and time the physician gave the order—it appeared t ...
TESTBANK Chapter Title: The History and Interviewing Process
... 13. The most common problem in the patient with type 2 NIDDM is: 1. a lack of insulin production. 2. an imbalance between insulin production and use. 3. an overproduction of glucose. 4. an increased uptake of glucose in the cells. 14. The patient weighs 140 kilograms and is 60 inches tall. The patie ...
... 13. The most common problem in the patient with type 2 NIDDM is: 1. a lack of insulin production. 2. an imbalance between insulin production and use. 3. an overproduction of glucose. 4. an increased uptake of glucose in the cells. 14. The patient weighs 140 kilograms and is 60 inches tall. The patie ...
Hyperthyroid
... 2. Cautions and contraindications: interactions with oral anticoagulants (which can cause an increase in anticoagulation and thus risk for bleeding) and any medications that may lead to bone marrow suppression 4. Monitor complete blood counts to watch for potential problems with leukopenia 5. It is ...
... 2. Cautions and contraindications: interactions with oral anticoagulants (which can cause an increase in anticoagulation and thus risk for bleeding) and any medications that may lead to bone marrow suppression 4. Monitor complete blood counts to watch for potential problems with leukopenia 5. It is ...
Statins and Myalgia: A case Report of Pharmacovigilance
... mild crepitus associated with both active and passive ROM of the right knee. The end range of knee flexion was painful and had a capsular end feel as described by Cyriax.29 Manual muscle testing (MMT) as described by Daniels and Worthingham30 was 4+/5 for right knee flexion and extension. Forward lu ...
... mild crepitus associated with both active and passive ROM of the right knee. The end range of knee flexion was painful and had a capsular end feel as described by Cyriax.29 Manual muscle testing (MMT) as described by Daniels and Worthingham30 was 4+/5 for right knee flexion and extension. Forward lu ...
Diagnosis of Voice Disorders
... the patient is referred to a physician specializing in ear, nose, and throat disorders. Many laryngeal disorders can be easily diagnosed through observation of the larynx using indirect laryngoscopy or laryngeal endoscopy. Cases which call for particular care include those in which the patient’s chi ...
... the patient is referred to a physician specializing in ear, nose, and throat disorders. Many laryngeal disorders can be easily diagnosed through observation of the larynx using indirect laryngoscopy or laryngeal endoscopy. Cases which call for particular care include those in which the patient’s chi ...
ID_4529_Krok-2_English_sem_8
... A 35 y.o. woman consulted a doctor about occasional pains in paraumbilical and iliac region that reduce after defecation or passage of gases. Defecation takes place up to 6 times a day, stool is not solid, with some mucus in it. Appetite is normal, she has not put off weight. First such symptoms app ...
... A 35 y.o. woman consulted a doctor about occasional pains in paraumbilical and iliac region that reduce after defecation or passage of gases. Defecation takes place up to 6 times a day, stool is not solid, with some mucus in it. Appetite is normal, she has not put off weight. First such symptoms app ...
Head_Trauma
... ƒ Often caused by middle meningeal artery laceration ƒ Classic presentation (in 1/3 of cases) : –Loss of consciousness at impact followed by lucid interval of a few minutes to hours, then progressive decline in level of consciousness ƒ Emergent craniotomy indicated if identified : causative artery u ...
... ƒ Often caused by middle meningeal artery laceration ƒ Classic presentation (in 1/3 of cases) : –Loss of consciousness at impact followed by lucid interval of a few minutes to hours, then progressive decline in level of consciousness ƒ Emergent craniotomy indicated if identified : causative artery u ...
23-Audition
... • The “critical period” is extremely early-• They perform best, the earlier they receive the implant (12 months old is the lower limit) • Steady drop-off in performance thereafter • Difficult to achieve natural levels of fluency in speech. ...
... • The “critical period” is extremely early-• They perform best, the earlier they receive the implant (12 months old is the lower limit) • Steady drop-off in performance thereafter • Difficult to achieve natural levels of fluency in speech. ...
Transorbital brain injuries - Emergency Medicine Journal
... negative predictive value. Cardiac isoenzymes alone are also not helpful. The role of troponin levels is not yet clear. Echocardiography is useful in clinically severe blunt cardiac injury. Recently, a retrospective review has showed that the majority of patients identified as having ‘‘myocardial co ...
... negative predictive value. Cardiac isoenzymes alone are also not helpful. The role of troponin levels is not yet clear. Echocardiography is useful in clinically severe blunt cardiac injury. Recently, a retrospective review has showed that the majority of patients identified as having ‘‘myocardial co ...
Integrated Hematology Exam:
... Which of the following statements regarding these cells is NOT correct? A. They are slightly larger cells (higher MCV) than normal rbcs. B. They are more resistant to osmotic lysis than normal cells. C. Their inability to change shape leads to splenic trapping. D. This type of cell may be seen in a ...
... Which of the following statements regarding these cells is NOT correct? A. They are slightly larger cells (higher MCV) than normal rbcs. B. They are more resistant to osmotic lysis than normal cells. C. Their inability to change shape leads to splenic trapping. D. This type of cell may be seen in a ...
Competency Model for Professional Rehabilitation Nursing
... 1. The nurse attends to the patient and his wife when they call, but the nurse is not able to contemplate the needs of the patient who is preparing to transition to a home environment. The nurse is not proficient in listening to the patient’s concerns and working with the patient and family to probl ...
... 1. The nurse attends to the patient and his wife when they call, but the nurse is not able to contemplate the needs of the patient who is preparing to transition to a home environment. The nurse is not proficient in listening to the patient’s concerns and working with the patient and family to probl ...
Passy-Muir Valve Assessment Use With Without Mech
... • One way speaking valve/PMV may be trialed 48-72 hours after insertion of a tracheostomy tube providing tracheal secretions are minimal and a speech evaluation has been completed. • Pt may use PMV when sleeping/napping with an MD order. • Humidification and oxygen can be supplied through a mask or ...
... • One way speaking valve/PMV may be trialed 48-72 hours after insertion of a tracheostomy tube providing tracheal secretions are minimal and a speech evaluation has been completed. • Pt may use PMV when sleeping/napping with an MD order. • Humidification and oxygen can be supplied through a mask or ...
GM1 Gangliosidosis
... glycoprotein-derived oligosaccharides, and keratan sulfate are found at elevated intracellular concentrations Gangliosides are normal components of cell membranes, particularly neurons, and GM1 is the major ganglioside in the vertebrate brain Accumulation of toxic asialo- and lyso-compound GM1 g ...
... glycoprotein-derived oligosaccharides, and keratan sulfate are found at elevated intracellular concentrations Gangliosides are normal components of cell membranes, particularly neurons, and GM1 is the major ganglioside in the vertebrate brain Accumulation of toxic asialo- and lyso-compound GM1 g ...
Objectives (continued)
... – Severity of elevated ICP is related to poorer outcomes post severe TBI (Sahuquillo 2008, Hlatky 2003) • 77% of patients with ICP <15mmHg had favorable outcome vs 43% of patients with ICP >15mmHg (Hlatky, 2003) • Normal ICP compared to ICP which could not be decreased to 20mmHg (Miller, 1981) ...
... – Severity of elevated ICP is related to poorer outcomes post severe TBI (Sahuquillo 2008, Hlatky 2003) • 77% of patients with ICP <15mmHg had favorable outcome vs 43% of patients with ICP >15mmHg (Hlatky, 2003) • Normal ICP compared to ICP which could not be decreased to 20mmHg (Miller, 1981) ...
STROKE
... a high BP because autoregulation is lost; thus, BP should not be decreased except in the ...
... a high BP because autoregulation is lost; thus, BP should not be decreased except in the ...
CASES 4A AND 4B: Guttate Psoriasis
... involve most of the body symmetrically; the palms and soles are spared. All laboratory test results are normal except for an elevated antistreptolysin-O titer. The clinical picture and history suggest guttate psoriasis. (Case and photograph courtesy of Drs Tausif Zar and Claudia McClintock.) What st ...
... involve most of the body symmetrically; the palms and soles are spared. All laboratory test results are normal except for an elevated antistreptolysin-O titer. The clinical picture and history suggest guttate psoriasis. (Case and photograph courtesy of Drs Tausif Zar and Claudia McClintock.) What st ...