A patient on your unit with bacterial meningitis has a temperature of 102.6 F. You know...
A patient on your unit with bacterial meningitis has a temperature of 102.6 F. You know from your pathophysiology textbook that fevers increase basal metabolic rate. This means the patient will have an increased heart rate, oxygen consumption, and is at risk for developing:
| A chronic infection |
| Blood dyscrasia |
| Metabolic acidosis |
| Tissue necrosis |
Homework Answers
The answer is.....A(A chronic infection)
Meningtis is an infection of membranes surrounding the brain and spinal cord.it can be caused by bacterial,viral and fungal function.Meningtis can be chronic or sometimes acute...
Bacterial memingtis can be life threating.The infection can cause the tissues around the brain to swell..here u can thnk then the answer could be tissue necrosis..but there is a difference between just swelling and necrosis..necrisis is complete death of the tissue.
Blood dyscrasias is not possible because here is no imbalance between phelogen,yellow bile and all..
Metabolic acidosis is too much accumulation of acid in body..here we are not concerned with that..
So the answer is A chronic infection because it can last for months and many more..
Thank you
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