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E 87. In one primary immunodeficiency disease white blood cells cannot initiate an inflammatory response to infection organisms. What disease is it? A Chronic granulomatous disease wiskott-Aldrich syndrome Hyperimmunoglobulinemia E syndrome Common variable immunodeficiency 288. A new AIDS patient is being admitted to your unit while you are doing the admission assessment you are aware that you need to include what (Mark all that apply) A Patient's physical status B. Identification of potential risk factors All factors affecting immune system functioning The patient's biophysical profile History of sexual practices. 289. You are agreed to work with an AIDS patient who is very anxious. What should be an appropriate nursing intervention to aid this patient in decreasing her level of anxiety? Teach the patient guided imagery Instruct the patient in planning activities interspersed with periods of rest Increase activity level by walking with patient D. Give cymbalta as ordered 290. An AIDS patient is admitted to the hospital with AIDS related anorexia What drug has been found to promote significant weight gain in AIDS by increasing body fat stores? Aversa B. Momordica Charantia Megestrol D. Dronabinol 291. A patient with H.I.V. is admitted to the hospital because of chronic severe diarrhea. As the nurse caring for this patient you would expect physician to order what drug for the management of the patient's diarrhea? A Zithromax B. Sandostatin Levaquin D. Biaxin 292. The clinic nurse is caring for a patient diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. The patient tells you she has not been taking medication because she cannot get the medicine bottle open. The patient says it is too hard to get the child proof tops off the bottle. What suggestion could you make that would be the most helpful to your patient, aiding her in being more complaint with her medication treatment regimen? A. Have a neighbor come over and open the bottles for you B. Have a family member come and open the bottles for you C. Take your medicine bottles back to the pharmacy and have them put tops on them that are not child proof D. Get a 7 day pill holder and have someone fill it for you each week 293. You are preparing plan for a patient newly diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. The nurse is planning subject the nurse needs to teach this patient? Diet Activity limitations Signs and symptoms The side effects of the medications C

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287, a, chronic granulomatous disease
In chronic granulomatous disease, WBC does not work properly to make the body fight against infection.
Wiskott Aldrich syndrome is an x-linked recessive disease, it has a greater risk of developing an autoimmune disorder.
hyper immunoglobulin E syndrome is a hereditary immunodeficiency disorder, in which the IgE level is very high.
common variables immune deficiency disorder that makes infection due to bacteria.
288, a, patients physical status
b, Identification of potential risk factors
c, all factors affecting immune system functioning
e, History of sexual practice
While taking a medical history from the patient we should include their physical status, potential risk factors to have HIV infection, their immune system functioning to avoid further organ damage, and history of sexual practice to know the route of cause.
289, a, teach the patient-guided imagery
Guided imagery helps the patient with HIV to focus on mind-body and behavior that affect the physical functioning and promote health through the mind.
Activity level help patient for relieving their stress for the time being
Cymbalta is an SNRI drug help to relieve anxiety disorder, it is a pharmacological intervention if nonpharmacological intervention does not work.
290, c, Megestrol
Megestrol acetate for a treat HIV patients with anorexia, and it restores the body fat.
Momordica charantia is a traditional drug for treating diabetes, cancer and lowering cholesterol.
Dronabinol helps to control nausea and vomiting in cancer chemotherapy treatment.