Of the available types of surgery, why would TURBT be a choice for many patients despite the high risk of relapse post-surgery? Give at least two reasons why patients might select this option.

Discuss dietary management of cardiovascular disease patients. What are good examples of diets to follow to reduce incidence or manage the disease.

Discuss the role of anticoagulant therapy in preventing thromboembolic events.

explain why NSAIDs such as aspirin and others should be used with care

Your doctor is determining which drug would best treat your ailment - a drug with a low dissociation constant and a few significant side effects or a drug with a high dissociation constant and many mild side effects. There's no perfect choice, so they go with the first choice. What does this mean for you? A) You'll need a relatively low dose of the drug to be effective and chances of side effects are low B) You'll need a relatively high dose of the drug but the chances of side effects are low. C) You'll need a relatively high dose of the drug but the side effects are not expected to be harmful D) You'll need a relatively low dose of the drug but the risk of side effects is high.

Describe how the healthcare team differentiates between myocardial infarction and angina. There should be a minimum of 3 ways

Which of the following is NOT a feature of an ideal cardiac marker? 1)  absolutely specificity 2)  ability to predict future occurrence of cardiac disease 3)  close estimation of the magnitude of cardiac damage 4)  higher sensitivity no references, just homework

Scenario: A 55-year-old woman with a history of hypertension complains of sudden onset severe headache, blurred vision, and difficulty speaking. She takes medication for her blood pressure but has been non-compliant recently. Options: A) Migraine B) Stroke C) Brain tumor D) Hypertensive crisis

A client is being administered heparin IV and has been started on warfarin. The client asks the nurse why both medication have been prescribed. What is the nurse's most accurate response? A. "Warfarin takes 3-5 days to develop anticoagulant effects, and you still need heparin." B. "Warfarin cannot be given without heparin due to the amount of clotting you need." C. "After a certain period of time, you must start warfarin and heparin together." D. "You will need both warfarin and heparin several days."

What are major side effects and what monitoring should be recommended for patients using aspirin or warfarin for long term therapy?