How would you know whether or not this patient is experiencing an anaphylactic reaction

An EMS crew is treating a pediatric pneumonia patient. Rescures observe the patient's condition change from respiratory distress to respiratory failure. What do you suspect has happened to indicate this change has occured? A) Pupils begin to constrict B) Decreasing heart rate C) The patient becoming uncooperative D) Elevating the blood pressure

Which of the following are forms of DIRECT transmission?   Question 18 options:   a)  bite of mosquito   b)  sex   c)  touching a door knob   d)  using someone else's phone   e)  touching another person   f)  drinking after another person   g)  sneezing   h)  talking closely with someone   i)  coughing

A toddler is admitted to the pediatric unit with a diagnosis of croup. The nurse anticipates implementing which intervention to relieve respiratory distress associated with croup? a) Administration of oral antibiotics b) Administration of antipyretics c) Administration of corticosteroids d) Placement of a warm compress on the chest

The patient asks the nurse for information about preventing HIV transmission to her sexual partner. What is the best form of prevention for HIV transmission, assuming sexual abstinence is not an option?   A) Use of barrier-method contraceptive B) Contraceptive drugs C) Prophylactic treatment of all sexual partners with antiviral chemotherapy D) compliance with antiretroviral regimen

A community health nurse is conducting a tuberculosis (TB) screening clinic at a homeless shelter. Which assessment finding would indicate a positive TB skin test? a) Redness and swelling at the injection site measuring 3 mm in diameter b) Induration at the injection site measuring 6 mm in diameter c) Absence of any reaction at the injection site d) Blister formation at the injection site

The lab performs a complete blood count with cell differential while the patient is still in the office.The results show an elevated white blood cell count,as well as a high neutrophil count.What does this indicate?   A)Bacterial infection B)Viral infection C)Protozoan infection D)Helminth infection

Which nursing action is essential in the prevention of pressure ulcers? A) Keeping the patient in one position B) Frequent skin assessments and repositioning C) Applying high-pressure mattresses D) Limiting fluid and nutritional intake

The lab performs a complete blood count with cell differential while the patient is still in the office. The results show an elevated white blood cell count, as well as a high neutrophil count. What does this indicate?   A) Bacterial infection B) Viral infection C) Protozoan infection D) Helminth infection

34) Matt's experience with the Tetracycline antibiotic Doxycycline was that he contracted ___________, which occurs in approximately 14% of cases. A) Tuberculosis B) Anaphylaxis C) Tonsillitis D) HIV