Mr. Rogers is admitted into the Emergency room. When asked about his symptoms, Mr. Rogers claims that he feels pain whenever he touches his left forearm. The patient has no lesion, no history with injury to his forearm, and does not have a sunburn. His blood pressure and cholesterol levels are normal and overall Mr Rogers seems like a healthy man. What is Mr. Rogers suffering from?   A. Referred pain from a myocardial infarction   B. Diffuse pain from activation of Aδ and C fibers   C. Allodynia   D. Hyperalgesia   E. “Wind up”, a pain-induced persistent increases in excitability and synaptic transmission in the ventral horn     F. Habituation

Select the correct statement regarding angina pectoris:     angina pectoris is less serious than an AMI     angina pectoris is more serious than an AMI     angina pectoris is the result of blood backing up in the lungs due to poor heart function     angina pectoris is the defect that causes blue baby syndrome

Match the type of capillary with the organs/tissue it is found in:   A. kidney, intestine, pineal B. muscles, lungs C. liver, spleen, bone marrow D. brain select A B C D 1. continuous capillary select A B C D 2. continuous, with no gaps, wrapped in glial cells select A B C D 3. fenestrated capillary select A B C D 4. sinusoid capillary

The patient says, "Ever since I had my stroke, I still have difficulty swallowing and due eating." You write: The patient is complaining of to impairment from a past stroke. AV

please answer the following questions Does the internal carotid artery run deeper to or more superficial to the external carotid artery? A._____________________________ What important organ in the head does the internal carotid artery supply with blood? B.___________________________ We now return to the right subclavian artery as it continues into the upper arm.  Trace the subclavian, noting that near the first rib it becomes the A.________________________artery.    As this artery continues into the upper arm, it, in turn, becomes the B.____________________ artery.  This particular artery is used clinically to monitor what important vital sign? C._________________________________   (Note the subclavian, axillary and brachial arteries are all the same vessel: the name of the vessel changes as it moves to new areas in the body.)   In the antecubital region the brachial artery branches into two smaller vessel, named after the bones of the lower arm.  These are the D.___________________…

Identify the labeled structures in the following anterior view of the heart.

Two days after coronary artery bypass graft surgery (CABG) in which the saphenous vein was used for grafting, the practical nurse (PN) reviews the plan of care for the client, who also has diabetes mellitus. Which problem should the PN identify as the highest priority for this client? A Impaired physical mobility. B Impaired skin integrity. C Acute postoperative pain.D At risk for wound infection.

Describe in detail the aetiology and pathophysiology of atherosclerosis. Include in your answer the consequences of a complicated lesion in one of the cerebral arteries. Outline which two modifiable risk factors you would use to educate a client on the prevention of atherosclerosis

Mr. Magoo visited his doctor with the complaint that he has noticed worsening swelling in his legs, especially at the end of the day. He also states he's been very fatigued most of the time. He is 67 years old, has smoked for 35 years, and had a myocardial infarction two years ago. What is your presumptive diagnosis? He's having another myocardial infarction He has right sided congestive heart failure He had a hemorrhagic stroke He has left sided congestive heart failure

My question is about surgeries, do cardiovasular surgeons prefer one surgery over another or would it just be based off the severity of the disease?