Wrinkled eyelids caused by reduction of swelling can be treated by: a. waxing b. cavity fluid packs c. injection of houshold bleach d. external pressure

The first step in the clinical diagnosis of bacterial meningitis is aGram stain of blood or cerebrospinal fluid. What other bacterialspecies could be mistaken for N. meningitidis at this stage of theidentification process?a. Moraxella catarrhalis b. Staphylococcus epidermidis c. Streptococcus agalactiae d. Enterococcus faecalis

Which of the following clinical presentations is associated with COPD? Select all that apply a. Recurrent lower respiratory tract infections b. Dyspnea c. Portal hypertension d. Clogged biliary tract

Directions: Below are terms built from word parts. Analyze each term by listing and defining the word parts used to build it. Medical Term Word Part Meanings 1. adenoiditis 2. laryngoplegia 3. otalgia 4. anosmia 5. pharyngoplasty 6. endotracheal 7. cochlear 8. myringoplasty 9. tracheomegaly 10. dysphonia 11. tympanorrhexis 12. audiogram 13. tympanoplasty 14. epiglottitis 117 bu Boarcon Education, Inc.

Please select the list of supplies needed for assisting with trans-dermal patches. Question 3Answer a. Patch b. Gloves c. Client's oral medication d. Wash cloth and warm water e. Gauze f. Stapler g. Label and a pen h. Correct documentation

1. Label the picture below. A В C D E 2. Label the picture below. A В C D G

2. Complete the labeling activity in FIGURE 4.8 by identifying the tissues and structures indicated. 1. Tissue: (a) Photomicrograph (400x). (b) Photomicrograph (1000x). FIGURE 4.8 Micrographs of tissue samples. Post-labs are assignable in Mastering A&P 1. 2.bmp 2. Tissue: 3. Cell: 4. Structure: 3. 5. Tissue: 4. - 5. 29lqmez suazij bool 01 LAB EXERCISE 4 Histology 117

Case 11: You are the school nurse at Willowdale Elementary.  This morning Ms. Matthews, one of the first grade teachers, brings a little girl to your office.  Her right eye is swollen and bloodshot.  The lining of the lower lid is bright red.  There is thick yellow discharge in the corner of the eye.  What is the most likely diagnosis, and what is the etiological agent? Is treatment necessary? Why?  What are the some of the eye’s natural defenses that help prevent infections? What should the teacher do to prevent the spread of this infection in her classroom?   Case 12: A woman is brought to the emergency department where you work triage.  She has an extremely swollen right lower leg.  You see what appears to be an old surgical wound in the mid-calf, with rough scar tissue surrounded by purplish-red skin.  She is in a lot of pain.  Her husband tells you that three weeks ago she had a group of moles removed from that area.  It appeared to heal well initially, but three days ago, the…