A 64-year-old man presents to the emergency department with chest pain, fever, fatigue, and malaise. His past medical history is significant for rheumatic heart disease and a dental procedure a few weeks before admission. He currently shows no peripheral manifestations of endocarditis on physical examination, although endocarditis is suspected. The most likely organism is: Question 25 options: a) Staphylococcus aureus b) Mycoplasma pneumoniae c) Viridans streptococci d) Escherichia coli

Question 44  Atypical manifestations of infections are common in frail older adults. Which of the following statements is true?   Question 44 options:   Infection is always accompanied by changes in cognitive status or confusion   Fever may be absent or blunted   Signs and symptoms of infection in older adults always reflect the severity of the infection   A Fever greater than 40 degrees Celsius are common

Question 31 The client with ulcerative colitis is scheduled to have a “total protocolectomy with loop ileostomy”. The nurse knows that this means: Question 31 options: Stoma will be located in the upper left abdominal quadrant Stoma will have a proximal and a distal opening The removal of the rectum and anus with a single stoma The removal of the ileum and a temporary stoma

Part d please

Question 35 A 23-year-old man develops explosive bloody diarrhea approximately 3 days after eating chicken that was improperly cooked. Helical-shaped organisms were found in the fecal sample along with red blood cells and leukocytes. Which of the following pathogens is the most likely cause of these symptoms? Question 35 options: a) Enterotoxigenic E. coli b) Campylobacter jejuni c) Shigella sonnei d) Vibrio cholera

QUESTION 3 Human papillomavirus or better known as HPV is the most common sexually transmitted virus known mankind. Create a comprehensive diagram(s) and explain on how HPV replicate itself in human body by using the knowledge you acquired in immunity, DNA replication, and Protein synthesis. Note: You have to use the knowledge of "Immunology", "DNA replication", & "Protein synthesis" as a foundation for your answers.

Question 24 During which phage of Bordetella pertussis infection will you hear the characteristic 'whoop' sound? Incubation Catarrhal Paroxysmal O Decline D Question 25 Some S. aureus stains have a number of virulence factors including O Lipase which convey resistance to lipids and staphlokinase which clots the blood.

Question 33  A client with a history of blunt trauma to the chest complains of chest pain, which increases with movement. On auscultation, a pericardial friction rub is heard, and the client is diagnosed with acute pericarditis. The nurse caring for the client should instruct the client to assume which of the following positions for the relief of chest pain? Question 33 options: a) Supine position, with no elevation of the client’s head b) Prone position c) Supine position, with the client’s head elevated 30 degrees d) Leaning forward while sitting upright

Question 26 The enterostomal therapist has assessed the client with a new colostomy and documented that the peristomal skin is “indurated”. The nurse knows this to mean: Question 26 options: Bright red to dark red discolouration Ulceration formation Superficial loss of smooth epithelium Abnormal firmness with palpable margins

can you please help me with the square table at the bottom? Not the 11 circles one, thank you so much :)