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Answer: Allergic response.
Any medicines which doesn't suits patient causes allergic reactions. The symptoms mentioned above such as skin rashes, urticaria etc. are skin allergy which is mainly caused by reaction of food or medicine.
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22. After the ingestion of a new medication, the patient develops a rash, urticaria, and a(n)...
1. A 31-year-old male develops a severe full-body rash after receiving penicillin. He is certain that...
1. A 31-year-old male develops a severe full-body rash after receiving penicillin. He is certain that he has never received this antibiotic in the past. Summarize the immunologic reaction that is occurring in this patient, and discuss one hypothesis that would explain why the symptoms occurred when he never was prescribed the drug before. 2. Trace the course of a pollen grain through sensitization and provocation in type I allergies, discussing the role of mast cells, basophils, IgE, and allergic...
1. A patient has been brought to the emergency room complaining of dyspnea after sustaining a...
1. A patient has been brought to the emergency room complaining of dyspnea after sustaining a bee sting to the right arm. a). Describe the types of hypersensitivity b). What measures are taken to manage anaphylaxis? 2. The nurse is teaching a patient how to use an EpiPen in the event of an anaphylactic reaction. a). What are the priority management concerns of the patient with the allergic disorder? b)What are the key measures for the use of an EpiPen...
Unit i General Aspects of Pharmacology Matching Match the effect or response with its correct description....
Unit i General Aspects of Pharmacology Matching Match the effect or response with its correct description. (Anstwers may only be used 16. After taking an antibiotic, a patient developed an itchy rash. 17. After taking a sleeping pill, a patient was asleep for 6 hours. 18. A patient developed pseudomembranous colitis after taking once) A. Paradoxical effen B. Allergic respone C. Side effect D. Adverse drug een E. Idiosyncratic (penon 19. A patient felt drowsy after taking an antihistamine. 20....
R. Crossword Puzzle: Administration of Medication Directions: Complete the crossword puzzle using the clues provided. Across...
R. Crossword Puzzle: Administration of Medication Directions: Complete the crossword puzzle using the clues provided. Across 2 Discovered penicillin 6 Most aggressive Hymenoptera 7 1 ml=1 8 Present with a + Mantoux 11 Used to treat anaphylactic reaction 14 Metric weight unit 16 Ranges between 18 and 27 17 Aspirin 20 Available w/o a Rx 21 Needle opening 23 Before meals 26 Sym: wheezing and dyspnca 27 Allergy to molds and pollen 28 Conditions a drug is approved to treat...
Assignments, Chapter 3, Toxic Effects of Drugs Learning Objective Written Assignment 1. Briefly describe five common...
Assignments, Chapter 3, Toxic Effects of Drugs Learning Objective Written Assignment 1. Briefly describe five common examples of drug-induced tissue or organ damage. Include two nursing interventions for each reaction that can be implemented to manage the reaction or promote patient comfort. Learning Objective Group Assignment 1. Each group selects one of the four allergic responses of drug therapy (anaphylactic reaction, cytotoxic reaction, serum sickness reaction, and delayed allergic reaction). Each group develops a plan of care including nursing assessments...
Assume each of the following scenarios occurs in an older adult patient. Using information from the...
Assume each of the following scenarios occurs in an older adult patient. Using information from the text and lecture describe what the primary problem is (ex: Adverse Drug Reaction; Absorption, etc.) and how it may be avoided or corrected. (number your responses to correspond with each scenario) 1. A patient taking an expensive medication every other day versus daily as prescribed so that it will "last longer." 2. A patient started on a new H2 antagonist for a peptic ulcer...
Assume each of the following scenarios occurs in an older adult patient. Using information from the...
Assume each of the following scenarios occurs in an older adult patient. Using information from the text and lecture describe what the primary problem is (ex: Adverse Drug Reaction; Absorption, etc.) and how it may be avoided or corrected. (number your responses to correspond with each scenario) 1. A patient taking an expensive medication every other day versus daily as prescribed so that it will "last longer." 2. A patient started on a new H2 antagonist for a peptic ulcer...
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QUESTION 22 Which of the following describes how the hygiene hypothesis is related to type I hypersensitivity reactions? Wealthy individuals are 10 times more likely to experience anaphylactic shock as compared to someone raised in an orphanage during adolescences Up to 30 percent of people in undeveloped countries suffer from allergic rhinitis. Between 1997 and 2011, the incidence of food allergies in the United States increased by 50 percent Children living on a farm are 25 percent more likely...
A nurse is providing teaching to a client who has a new medication prescription. Which of...
A nurse is providing teaching to a client who has a new medication prescription. Which of the following manifestations of a mild allergic reaction should the nurse include? Urticaria Ptosis Nausea Hematuria A provider prescribes cold application for a client who report ankle joint stiffness. Which of the following assessment findings should the nurse identify as a contraindication to the application of cold? Capillary refill 4 seconds 7.5 cm (3 in) diameter bruise on the ankle Warts on the affected...
please show how you arrive at the answer 2. A researcher is testing the effect of a new cold and flu medication on r...
please show how you arrive at the answer
2. A researcher is testing the effect of a new cold and flu medication on reaction time. A sample of n 16 students is obtained and each student is given the normal dose of the medicine. Thirty minutes later, each student's reaction time is measured. The scores for the sample averaged 3. A biopsychologist studies the role of the brain chemical serotonin in aggression. One sample of rats serves as a control...
1. A 31-year-old male develops a severe full-body rash after receiving penicillin. He is certain that he has never received this antibiotic in the past. Summarize the immunologic reaction that is occurring in this patient, and discuss one hypothesis that would explain why the symptoms occurred when he never was prescribed the drug before. 2. Trace the course of a pollen grain through sensitization and provocation in type I allergies, discussing the role of mast cells, basophils, IgE, and allergic...
Unit i General Aspects of Pharmacology Matching Match the effect or response with its correct description. (Anstwers may only be used 16. After taking an antibiotic, a patient developed an itchy rash. 17. After taking a sleeping pill, a patient was asleep for 6 hours. 18. A patient developed pseudomembranous colitis after taking once) A. Paradoxical effen B. Allergic respone C. Side effect D. Adverse drug een E. Idiosyncratic (penon 19. A patient felt drowsy after taking an antihistamine. 20....
R. Crossword Puzzle: Administration of Medication Directions: Complete the crossword puzzle using the clues provided. Across 2 Discovered penicillin 6 Most aggressive Hymenoptera 7 1 ml=1 8 Present with a + Mantoux 11 Used to treat anaphylactic reaction 14 Metric weight unit 16 Ranges between 18 and 27 17 Aspirin 20 Available w/o a Rx 21 Needle opening 23 Before meals 26 Sym: wheezing and dyspnca 27 Allergy to molds and pollen 28 Conditions a drug is approved to treat...
Assignments, Chapter 3, Toxic Effects of Drugs Learning Objective Written Assignment 1. Briefly describe five common examples of drug-induced tissue or organ damage. Include two nursing interventions for each reaction that can be implemented to manage the reaction or promote patient comfort. Learning Objective Group Assignment 1. Each group selects one of the four allergic responses of drug therapy (anaphylactic reaction, cytotoxic reaction, serum sickness reaction, and delayed allergic reaction). Each group develops a plan of care including nursing assessments...
Assume each of the following scenarios occurs in an older adult patient. Using information from the text and lecture describe what the primary problem is (ex: Adverse Drug Reaction; Absorption, etc.) and how it may be avoided or corrected. (number your responses to correspond with each scenario) 1. A patient taking an expensive medication every other day versus daily as prescribed so that it will "last longer." 2. A patient started on a new H2 antagonist for a peptic ulcer...
Assume each of the following scenarios occurs in an older adult patient. Using information from the text and lecture describe what the primary problem is (ex: Adverse Drug Reaction; Absorption, etc.) and how it may be avoided or corrected. (number your responses to correspond with each scenario) 1. A patient taking an expensive medication every other day versus daily as prescribed so that it will "last longer." 2. A patient started on a new H2 antagonist for a peptic ulcer...
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QUESTION 22 Which of the following describes how the hygiene hypothesis is related to type I hypersensitivity reactions? Wealthy individuals are 10 times more likely to experience anaphylactic shock as compared to someone raised in an orphanage during adolescences Up to 30 percent of people in undeveloped countries suffer from allergic rhinitis. Between 1997 and 2011, the incidence of food allergies in the United States increased by 50 percent Children living on a farm are 25 percent more likely...
please show how you arrive at the answer
2. A researcher is testing the effect of a new cold and flu medication on reaction time. A sample of n 16 students is obtained and each student is given the normal dose of the medicine. Thirty minutes later, each student's reaction time is measured. The scores for the sample averaged 3. A biopsychologist studies the role of the brain chemical serotonin in aggression. One sample of rats serves as a control...
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