Question 34 Answers A - E A 55-year-old woman with type 2 diabetes mellitus comes to the physician with a 2-day history of oozing, foul-smelling wound on her foot. Physical examination shows a 4-cm, necrotizing wound on the heel with purplish black discoloration of the skin around the wound, and crepitant bullae producing thin, serous fluid. A Gram stain of tissue biopsy from the site shows gram-positive rods. Which of the following toxins is produced by the most likely causal organism? A Alpha toxin B Endotoxin FLAG QUESTION C Exfoliative toxin D Exotoxin A E Panton Valentine toxin O O O 000 O O

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Malignant hyperthermia More than one answer mayy be correct. Question 8 options:   can by triggered by general anesthetics   is caused by uncontrollable muscle contraction   is a monster in Todash space   is similar to a malignant tumor   is caused by open calcium channels allow excess calcium into the sarcoplasm

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Intervention of redness beyond 0.5 cm of episiotomy and 4th degree laceration, edema in perineal and vulvar, greater than 2 cm from episiotomy, ecchymosis greater than 1 cm bilaterally, bloody discharge and purulent discharge, approximation in skin, subcutaneous fat and fascial layer separation

the answer should be short   1). Gingival ______ is an overgrowth of gum tissue that is often a sideeffect of phenytoin. 2). A nurse witnesses a patient experience a generalized, grand mal seizure. The nurse expects to administer this benzo diazepine 3). Excessive stimulation of neurons in the brain that results intemporary changes in brain function.

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11:07 < Back CASE #3DISCUSSI... Case #1 Patient is an 89 year old male admitted with Hyperkalemia, ESRD, HTN, and Bladder Cancer. Patient's past medical history includes recurrent bladder carcinoma, CVA, hernia repair and hemodyalisis. Patient was admitted due to weakness and 2 weeks of diarrhea for which he had refused to be dialyzed for 7 days. Patient lives at home with wife and daughter who are both his healthcare surrogates. Based on patient's poor prognosis, oncologist had recommended on previous admissions that patient be made Hospice Care with comfort measures. Case #1 Cont. Daughter and wife have refused Hospice care and want patient to be dialyzed and continue aggressive treatment to include full resuscitation if cardiopulmonary arrest. Daughter and wife have requested all physicians to refrain from speaking to patient about his prognosis. At this time all physicians have followed daughter and wife's request not let patient know that his cancer has returned, except for the…