Cancer
Neuro Impairment
TB
Vascular Disorders
Cognitive Dev
100

This procedure is the only definitive way to diagnose cancer.

biopsy

100

the three protective layers surrounding the brain and spinal cord are collectively known as these 

the meninges

100

Tuberculosis is caused by this microorganism.

Mycobacterium tuberculosis  

100

The primary symptom of peripheral arterial disease is this.

pain

100

Loss of previously acquired developmental skills is called this and is always abnormal.

regression

200

Cancer develops when normal cell death fails to occur, leading to excessive growth of these cells.

abnormal/cancer cells 

200

Severe headache, fever, and this neck finding are classic symptoms of meningitis.

nuchal rigidity

200

TB is transmitted through this type of precaution category.

airborne precautions?

200

Ischemic leg pain that occurs with exercise and resolves with rest is called:

intermittent claudication

200

Symptoms of ADHD must be present in at least this many settings to meet diagnostic criteria.

two or more settings?

300

A patient receiving chemotherapy develops painful mouth sores. This common side effect is called this.

mucositis (stomatitis)

300

This diagnostic procedure provides the definitive diagnosis for bacterial meningitis.

lumbar puncture (CSF analysis)?

300

The immune system forms this structure to wall off TB bacteria and prevent spread.

granuloma (tubercle)

300

In PAD, leg pain that worsens when elevated and improves when dangling over the side of the bed is known as:

rest pain

300

This ADHD medication carries a black-box warning for suicidal ideation in children and adolescents.

atomoxetine (Strattera)

400

Following a colectomy for colorectal cancer, the nurse should prioritize ambulation because the patient is at high risk for these two complications.

bowel obstruction and atelectasis

400

Before performing a lumbar puncture, this imaging study is often done to rule out increased ICP and prevent herniation.

CT Scan

400

The cheese-like center found inside a TB granuloma is called this.

caseation necrosis

400

This skin color change occurs when the affected leg is lowered due to gravity increasing blood flow.

dependent rubor

400

A child who requires accommodations such as extended testing time but does not need specialized instruction would likely qualify for this educational support plan.

504 Plan

500

A breast cancer patient develops arm swelling after lymph node dissection. This postoperative complication is known as

lymphedema

500

A patient with meningitis develops a non-blanching petechial rash that rapidly spreads. What is the nurse's priority action?

notify the healthcare provider immediately

500

A patient has latent TB. Years later they begin chemotherapy and develop active TB. This process is known as:

reactivation tuberculosis

500

A patient with PAD has severe rest pain because blood flow can no longer meet the tissues' basic metabolic needs. What complication is the nurse most concerned about?

tissue necrosis or gangrene

500

A 20-month-old who previously used several words no longer speaks and no longer responds to their name. What developmental red flag is the nurse most concerned about?

regression requiring prompt evaluation