Blood Disorders
Arthritis
GI
Wounds & Infections
Immune system
100

A patient shows signs of SOB, wheezing, and hives after 15 minutes of receiving a blood transfusion. What kind of transfusion reaction is the patient exhibiting? 

Anaphylactic Reaction

100

This type of arthritis gets worse at night and feels better when resting. 

Osteoarthritis

100

What two medications are given to treat GERD?

PPI, H2 Blockers

100

When this component in plasma is low, it can indicate poor wound healing. 

Albumin

100

What labs are examined for a patient with exacerbated symptoms of systemic lupus erythemstosus (SLE)?

BUN and Cr

200
Which transfusion reaction presents cardiac arrest and low back pain?

Acute Hemolytic Reaction

200

This type of arthritis is symmetrical. 

Rheumatoid Arthritis 

200

What type of foods should a GERD patient increase? 

Whole Grains

200

A patient has stage 4 pressure injury, what vital sign can indicate a MRSA infection?

High Temperature (Fever)

200

This patient should avoid crowds, fresh veggies, and fresh flowers. 

Neutropenic patient

300

Which transfusion reaction causes flushing? 

Mild Allergic
300

Osteoarthritis is a _____disease due to excessive joint "wear and tear"

Degenerative 

300

What kind of foods should RYGB patients avoid to prevent dumping syndrome? 

Foods high in sugar
300
A patient has poor wound healing, what vitamins are encouraged? 

Vitamin C, B complex, Zinc

300

This patient's stools should be monitored for blood and they should be placed on NPO. 

Patient with ulcerative colitis

400

What 4 interventions do you administer to a patient with Sickle Cell Anemia?

Fluids, O2, Morphine, Fresh Packed RBC

400

Rheumatoid Arthritis is a ____disorder. 

Autoimmune

400

What are the three signs and symptoms of dumping syndrome? 

Vomiting, sweating, weakness. 

400

How is HIV transmitted?

Through the exchange of bodily fluids

400

What is the main concern when a TPN is abruptly discontinued? (Extra 100 points: what happens when this mistake is corrected and the TPN is started again). 

Hypoglycemia (Refeeding syndrome)

500

What is given to a patient with renal failure in order to stimulate RBC?

Erythropoietin 

500

This type of arthritis needs warm compresses to relieve stiffness. 

Rheumatoid Arthritis. 

500

Which organ does Chron's disease affect? 

Small intestine 

500

When does HIV become AIDS?

CD4 count is less than 200

500

An HIV patient is starting HAART therapy, what is your priority education? 

Take the med at the same time each day. 

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