What is hypothyroidism?
The steep decrease in this hormone is what contributes to many of the menopausal findings.
What is estrogen?
Airway ________ contributes to acute findings.
What is inflammation (or reactivity)?
What is the right lower quadrant (RLQ)?
Major nursing diagnosis for angina
What is impaired perfusion?
Heat intolerance
What is osteoporosis?
Position that makes breathing easier (bent forward)
What is tripod position?
Major complication of appendicitis related to infection
What is septicemia/sepsis?
This type of angina goes away with rest and nitroglycerin administration
What is stable angina?
Also called "Grave's Disease"
What is hyperthyroidism?
Cancer risk may increase due this therapy.
What is hormone replacement therapy (HT)?
Can be used to check efficiency of lung ventilation
What is peak flow meter?
Lab value that increases with inflammation
What is C-reactive protein (CRP)?
Patients who may have atypical presentation of angina
Who is: older adults OR women OR diabetics?
Complication = myxedema coma
What is hypothyroidism?
Return of this after menopause should always be investigated.
What is vaginal bleeding?
High-pitched lower airway sound - air moving through constricted airways
What is a wheeze?
Deep palpation in LLQ causes pain to radiate to RLQ
What is Rovsing's sign?
Max number of nitroglycerin doses that can be administered before seeking additional treatment
What is 3?
High TSH
Low T3/T4
What is hypothyroidism?
This lab should be checked to monitor for heart disease.
What is cholesterol?
First line medication for treatment of asthma attack
Pain during this motion
What is psoas sign?
What is an ECG?