12 Questions
What is the primary reason why AIDS patients are at extreme risk for opportunistic infections?
Their immune system is compromised
What is the primary cause of peritonitis?
Contamination of the peritoneal cavity by bacteria or irritating chemicals
What is the primary focus for preventing Pressure Injuries?
Patient education and plan of care
What is a common risk factor for Pressure Injuries?
All of the above
What is the characteristic of Stage 1 Pressure Injuries?
Non-blanchable erythema of intact skin
What is the characteristic of Stage 3 Pressure Injuries?
Full thickness tissue loss with subcutaneous tissue visible
What is the primary concern for patients with type 1 DM?
Receiving insulin therapy to survive
What is a characteristic of a stage 4 pressure ulcer?
Tissue loss with involvement of muscle/tendon/ligament/cartilage/or bone
What is a common symptom of uncontrolled type 2 DM?
All of the above
What is the primary goal of post-operative care?
Maintaining the patient's airway
What is the primary cause of hypernatremia?
All of the above
What is the treatment for hypernatremia?
Both C and D, depending on the situation
Learn about the extreme risk of opportunistic infections in AIDS patients, and the clinical manifestations, diagnostics, and symptoms of peritonitis. Understand the pathology of peritoneal inflammation and its consequences.
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