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38.all of the above.in old age all function get delayed which may lead to maintain temperature .
39.B.Brown fat will help forthermoregulation in newborn and prevent hypothermia.
40A.vasodilation leads to odema in inflammation site.
41.D.all of the above.
42.B.the body temperature get increase above the normal.
43.hyperthermia.
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Question Completion Status: QUESTION 38 Thermoregulation is difficult to maintain in the elderly due to Reduced...
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Question Completion Status: QUESTION 26 The system is a plasma protein system that forms a fibrinous network at an inflamed site to prevent spread of infection to adjacent tissues and keep microorganisms and forgign bodies at the of greatest inflammatory activity. O complement O coagulation Okinin O fibrinolysis QUESTION 27 The system is responsible for coating cells with a substance that enhances chemotaxis and agglutination that is referred to as opsonins. This system is referred to as O complement O...
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Question Completion Status: QUESTION 14 Following an injury, the vascular phase of inflammation is primarily responsible for O Loss of function O Pain O Verbalization of the event O Redness and swelling QUESTION 15 For evaporation to function effectively as a means of dissipating excess body heat, which one of the following conditions must be present? O moisture O fever O pyrogens O trauma QUESTION 16 Heat is lost from the skin through O Radiation O Convection Evaporation O All...
Question Completion Status: 2 points QUESTION 29 The cellular phase of inflammation occurs when O agglutination...
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Question Completion Status: QUESTION 32 The humoral phase of inflammation begins when damaged cell membranes O...
Question Completion Status: QUESTION 32 The humoral phase of inflammation begins when damaged cell membranes O release eosinophils from the capillaries O release histamine, serotonin, kinin, bradykinin and Hagement Factor into the surrounding tissues Ocause phagocytes to start ingesting capillaries that are no longer needed O cause heat to occur around the area of injury QUESTION 33 The key difference between fever and hyperthermia is O There will be at least 3 degrees Fahrenheit difference between the two. O The...
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Question Completion Status: QUESTION 44 When looking at white blood cell differentials, nurses know that individuals have early, acute inflammatory reactions when they notice elevations of which leukocyte? O Monocytes O Eosinophils O Neutrophils O Basophils QUESTION 45 When the nurse is taking a patient's temperature, which principle should the nurse remember? Regulation of body temperature primarily occurs in the O Cerebrum O Brainstem Hypothalamus O Pituitary gland QUESTION 46 When the patient has a "fever", the heart rate is...
QUESTION 35 The potential for shivering is avoided as much as possible since shivering precipitates marked...
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QUESTION 8 Change in the set-point occurs when The patient uses cognitive influence to get it to go up or down The immune system needs the body temperature to increase or decrease OPGE2 is produced in the anterior hypothalamus during the end product of phagocytic activity related to inflammation The patient can no longer tolerate heat or cold QUESTION 9 Endogenous pyrogens, a generalized host reaction to exogenous pyrogens, include the production of: Interleukin-1 Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF) Interferon O...
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Question Completion Status: QUESTION 32 The humoral phase of inflammation begins when damaged cell membranes O release eosinophils from the capillaries O release histamine, serotonin, kinin, bradykinin and Hagement Factor into the surrounding tissues Ocause phagocytes to start ingesting capillaries that are no longer needed O cause heat to occur around the area of injury QUESTION 33 The key difference between fever and hyperthermia is O There will be at least 3 degrees Fahrenheit difference between the two. O The...
Question Completion Status: 2 points Save Ang QUESTION 26 The system is a plasma protein system that forms a fibrinous network at an inflamed site to prevent spread of infection to adjacent tissues and keep microorganisms and foreign bodies at the of greatest inflammatory activity. O complement O coagulation kinin O fibrinolysis QUESTION 27 2 points Save an The system is responsible for coating cells with a substance that enhances chemotaxis and agglutination that is referred to as opsonins. This...
Question Completion Status: QUESTION 44 When looking at white blood cell differentials, nurses know that individuals have early, acute inflammatory reactions when they notice elevations of which leukocyte? O Monocytes O Eosinophils O Neutrophils O Basophils QUESTION 45 When the nurse is taking a patient's temperature, which principle should the nurse remember? Regulation of body temperature primarily occurs in the O Cerebrum O Brainstem Hypothalamus O Pituitary gland QUESTION 46 When the patient has a "fever", the heart rate is...
QUESTION 35 The potential for shivering is avoided as much as possible since shivering precipitates marked increase in metabolism (11%). This increase in metabolism is evident by: O Increase in heart rate Increase in respiratory rate O Patient discomfort All the above QUESTION 36 The priority nursing intervention for a patient suspected to be hypothermic would be to O remove any cold articles from the patient. O hydrate with intravenous fluids. O provide a warm blanket. O A and C...
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