Questions need to be answere. 1. What's the difference between conjugated bilirubin and direct bilirubin? 2. Whe does conjugated bilirubin need to be assessed? 3. What are the clinical manifestations that would indicate development of problem/complications.

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Question:- Case Study #1 Chapter 21: Skin and eye infections               You patient is a 54-year-old female. Her height is 5’3” and weight is 396 lbs. She complains of a rash in the folds of her abdominal skin that has been getting worse over the last several weeks. She states that the rash is very red and itchy. While observing the patient you notice her fingernails are discolored and appear thickened. You also notice an odor coming from the patient. What is your diagnosis? (be specific and defend your answer using the case history) What is(are) the causative agent(s) of this diagnosis? What test would you perform to confirm your diagnosis? How might this have been prevented? What is the recommended course of treatment? If untreated, what are the risks to the patient for this diagnosis?

I need complete drug study for this pls help me IV lidocaine It is administered to suppress the premature ventricular contractions Therapeutic level of IV lidocaine The therapeutic level of Lidocaine should be maintained between 1.5-5.0 mcg/mL Toxic level of lidocaine is 4.5mg/kg Monitor for lidocaine toxicity such as circumoral numbness, tongue paresthesia, and dizziness Watch for tinnitus and blurred vision Note : Lidocaine dose should be administered 1 to 1.5 mg/kg            Repeat with 0.5 to 0.75 mg/kg every 5 to 10 minutes as necessary (maximum cumulative dose: 3 mg/kg)            Reduce the rate of infusion after the prolonged infusion (after 24hours)            Constant ECG monitoring is mandatory while administering this medication.

uestion 1 Match the meanings with their correct terms.   low levels of blood sugar   treatment of the mind   study of tumors   excision of the stomach   pertaining to producing cancer   abnormal condition (slight increase) of white blood cells   brain disease   abnormal condition of the skin   cancerous condition of white blood cells   pertaining to produced by treatment A. dermatosis B. hypoglycemia C. leukocytosis D. iatrogenic E. encephalopathy F. oncology G. gastric resection H. psychiatry I. leukemia J. carcinogenic

b. What is her CrCl? 4. J.C., a 70 year old male (5'8", 100 kg) is to begin Vancomycin (along with Zosyn and Levaquin) for broad-spectrum coverage for pneumonia (moderate infection with goal AUC 500-600). WBC=13.8, SCr=0.9 mg/dL. Using AUC dosing, please come up with a dosing regimen that is appropriate for JC. a. What is the dosing weight? CrCl ? b. What LD & MD & interval would you recommend? c. When should you order a vancomycin trough for J.C? Now, lets adjust his dose Assume his initial dose was 1750mg g 12h scheduled at 0900 & 2100. Assume his doses were given on time. The hospital policy required an infusion time of 2hr. The peak was 45ug/ml drawn after the 4th dose at 1230, 3.5hr after the start of the infusion. The trough level was 21ug/ml drawn at 2030, 11.5hr after the 4th dose. How would you adjust the dose? a. Calculate the patient specific k b. Calculate Cmax & Cmin c. Calculate the AUC d. Calculate patient specific Vd e. Calculate new dosing interval f. Calculate new…

I have case study revion question.  the quesion is A 25-year-old female presented to her 28 week antenatal appointment with the complaint oflethargy. It was noted the patient appeared pale. A full blood count was taken. blood flim of pateint has been attached.  so the pateints  heamoglobin was low  heamatcrit was low  MCV was low  MCH was low  But RDW (RED BLOOD CELL DISTRUCTION WAS high) at 17%  i have conlcuded that she has microcytic anmeia.  Struggling on dicussing a diffrential diagonsis part.  Give a detail diffrentianl diagnosis.  and what treaments can be given.

Name the correct answer!. Asap   What clinical manifestation would the nurse expect to find in a client who is experiencing anaphylaxis? Dilated bronchioles, constriction of peripheral blood vessels, decreased capillary permeability. Asthma, deep vein thrombosis, encephalopathy Narrowing of the bronchioles, dilation of the peripheral blood vessels, increased capillary permeability. Left-sided heart failure, pulmonary embolism, urinary tract infection..?

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