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What is the recommended timeframe for testing?
What is the recommended timeframe for testing?
Which of these is NOT a side effect of Isoniazid?
Which of these is NOT a side effect of Isoniazid?
What is the recommended type of mask for droplet precautions?
What is the recommended type of mask for droplet precautions?
What is CSF?
What is CSF?
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Which procedure is used to collect CSF?
Which procedure is used to collect CSF?
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What is the meaning of the Arabic word "ٍِوُ ُْ هٕؿ َْ الصم ال ماؾُ َْ الحبّطة"?
What is the meaning of the Arabic word "ٍِوُ ُْ هٕؿ َْ الصم ال ماؾُ َْ الحبّطة"?
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What is the English translation of the word "بوٍم"?
What is the English translation of the word "بوٍم"?
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What is the meaning of the phrase "numbness, tingling"?
What is the meaning of the phrase "numbness, tingling"?
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What is the meaning of the Arabic word "طلٗ َْ الغؤال"?
What is the meaning of the Arabic word "طلٗ َْ الغؤال"?
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What is the purpose of the statement "اسجبار اسمي"?
What is the purpose of the statement "اسجبار اسمي"?
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What is the typical duration of a contraction?
What is the typical duration of a contraction?
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What color indicates the presence of blood in discharge?
What color indicates the presence of blood in discharge?
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What is the term used to describe a small amount of discharge?
What is the term used to describe a small amount of discharge?
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Which of these is NOT a typical color of discharge?
Which of these is NOT a typical color of discharge?
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What is the primary effect of zithromycin in the provided content?
What is the primary effect of zithromycin in the provided content?
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Which type of infection is being discussed in the provided content?
Which type of infection is being discussed in the provided content?
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What is the most likely purpose of the provided content?
What is the most likely purpose of the provided content?
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What is the likely medical significance of "Chlamydia" as mentioned in the content?
What is the likely medical significance of "Chlamydia" as mentioned in the content?
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What can be inferred about the role of "zithromycin" based on its mention in the content?
What can be inferred about the role of "zithromycin" based on its mention in the content?
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Which of these describes the Arabic text from the content?
Which of these describes the Arabic text from the content?
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What does the term 'Wilm' refer to in the context of the provided content?
What does the term 'Wilm' refer to in the context of the provided content?
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What is the main concern related to palpating a child's abdomen in the context of the provided content?
What is the main concern related to palpating a child's abdomen in the context of the provided content?
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What is the meaning of the Arabic term 'tenderness' in the context of the content?
What is the meaning of the Arabic term 'tenderness' in the context of the content?
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In addition to palpating the abdomen, what other actions should be avoided with a child who has Wilm's tumor?
In addition to palpating the abdomen, what other actions should be avoided with a child who has Wilm's tumor?
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At what age should a measles and MCV4 vaccination be administered to an infant?
At what age should a measles and MCV4 vaccination be administered to an infant?
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Which of the following describes the appearance of Caput succedaneum?
Which of the following describes the appearance of Caput succedaneum?
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What causes Caput succedaneum?
What causes Caput succedaneum?
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Which of the following statements about measles and MCV4 vaccination is TRUE?
Which of the following statements about measles and MCV4 vaccination is TRUE?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Caput succedaneum?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Caput succedaneum?
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Study Notes
Wateen (Part 1) Notes
- This file contains important notes from the Ghaith file, by Mahmoud Shalaby.
- The source of the information is a Ghaith file by Mahmoud Haggars and a summary by Eman Ali on a Telegram group.
- The notes should be read after reviewing the Ghaith file and listening to Eman Ali's explanations.
- The notes aim to reinforce key points and aid in memorization; they aren't a complete replacement for the original Ghaith file.
Wateen (Part 2) Notes
- This section covers pages 111-218 of the Ghaith file, by Mahmoud Shalaby.
- The notes are divided into three main sections for easier memorization.
- The original Ghaith notes (starting at page 1) are not rearranged here.
- The original is best used in conjunction with this summary for maximum benefit.
- Refer to associated image/tables in the original document for further clarification.
Infection Control
- Standard Precautions: include measures for CMV, HIV, Hepatitis B & C, Aspergillus, Tuberculosis, Coronavirus.
- Airborne Precautions: involve measures for diseases like Measles, Chicken pox, Small pox, Tuberculosis, Coronavirus.
- Droplet Precautions: are used for diseases like Streptococcal, Meningitis, Diphtheria, Rubella, Influenza, RSV.
- Contact Precautions: are utilized for diseases like MRSA, Ebola, Staphylococcus.
- Tuberculosis: is an epidemic concern; includes N95 masks, Mantoux/PPD tests (results within 48-72 hours), and potential side effects from Isoniazid (numbness, hepatitis symptoms, stomach upset, rashes). TB diagnosis requires sputum culture, ideally performed early in the morning.
- Meningitis: covers Streptococcal, Meningococcal vaccines, neck rigidity, and observation of CSF (Cerebrospinal Fluid) for cloudiness /appearance.
IV Solutions
- Isotonic Solutions: include 0.9% NaCl, 0.45% NaCl, Lactated Ringer, Ringers' solution, and 5% dextrose in water (D5W).
- Hypotonic Solutions: include 0.2% NaCl and 2.5% D5W (dextrose in water).
- Hypertonic Solutions: 3% and 5% NaCl, in conjunction with D/W.
CPR and Chest Tube Questions
- CPR Questions: cover depth (1.5 inches/ 4cm for infants/adults), site (sternum), technique(30:2 ratio for one rescuer, 15:2 for two rescuers).
- Carotid/Brachial Artery Pulse Check: guidelines for checking pulse in different age groups.
- Chest Tube Questions: Drainage system function with intermittent bubbling, fluctuations, and sterile solution use; procedure for tube removal (Valsalva maneuver), normal drainage amounts during first few hours (200 ml → 50-80 ml/hour), and color of blood changes (fresh v. dark).
Other Topics
- ABG Interpretation: Explains how to interpret blood gas analyses, including normal ranges for pH, pCO2, HCO3, and O2; and the interpretation of compensated and uncompensated/partial compensated/mixed/combined acidosis/alkalosis.
- CPR and Chest Tube Questions: Details steps for CPR procedures, optimal pulse-checking locations based on patient age, and details about chest tube function/maintenance.
- Infection Control: outlines standard precautions, airborne, droplet, and contact precautions, specifics about tuberculosis, and meningitis.
- IV Solutions: categorizes and describes isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic IV solutions.
- CPR and Chest Tube Questions: Details CPR procedures, pulse-checking procedures for various age groups, and chest tube function/maintenance.
- Leadership: Discusses different leadership styles (Authoritarian, Participative, Delegative), with pros and cons of each style in terms of freedom granted to staff, quality of work and leadership efficiency.
- CPR and Chest Tube Questions: details optimal procedure for checking for pulse on various age groups and chest tube system/maintenance procedures.
- Infection Control: Provides detailed procedures in infection control including specifics about tuberculosis and meningitis.
- Medications: Lists various medications, mentioning specific routes (eg; sublingual). Discusses the relevance of these medications in various conditions, and potential side effects and considerations.
- Maternal and Child Health: Details various aspects of maternal and child health, including specific testing procedures, fetal development, labor stages, types of lochia, and causes of complications like HELLP syndrome.
- Other Topics: Includes discussions on topics like CPR/Chest tubes/Infection Control/IV Solutions, addressing specific questions on each of these topics.
- Additional Information: Includes various topics covered in medical/nurse training.
- Other Topics: Provides detailed information on various medical procedures and considerations.
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Test your knowledge on medical terminology and concepts with this quiz. Topics include drug side effects, medical procedures, and basic Arabic translations related to health. Perfect for students in healthcare programs or anyone interested in medical vocabulary.
