Why would you monitor for hypersensitivity reactions (chills, fever, urticaria) in a patient who takes lovenox? Thanks in advance for your response.
Patient with lovenox develops hypersensitivity reaction related to skin. It is due to the drug acting like a hapten by binding to dermal or subcutaneous proteins and trigger s delayed type 4 hypersensitivity reaction .
Why would you monitor for hypersensitivity reactions (chills, fever, urticaria) in a patient who takes lovenox? Thanks i...
why would you keep the sheets off the feet of someone who has systemic sclerosis? Thanks in advance for your response.
If a patient has a re-plantation of a finger why would you not raise the hand above the level of the heart? Thanks in advance for your response.
Hypersensitivity: would they be? How would you intervene to specifically block late-phase reactions in the lung and would this have an effect on the asthmatic response?
Help me please, thank you so very much What type of hypersensitivity reactions would be characterized by formation of immune complexes that trigger blood clotting and produce rashes, joint pain, and kidney damage? Question 9 (1 point) Type I hypersensitivities Type IlII hypersensitivities Type Il hypersensitivities Type IV hypersensitivities 11 12 Question 10 (1 point) What type of hypersensitivity reactions would be characterized by accumulation of IgE leading to hives, hay fever, asthma and a systen anaphylaxis? Type I hypersensitivities
Why should a patient take calcitonin if they have phantom limb pain? Thanks in advance for your response.
How would you treat a fever in a septic patient? please explain and be specific on why
You are caring for a patient who is diabetic and has insulin regular and insulin isophane NPH ordered to control their blood sugar. What is the differences to these two insulins? Include the onset, peak, and duration times along with any other differences. What assessment would the nurse make prior to administering either medication? How does 70/30 insulin compare to these insulins? What teaching would be included to this patient including storage? What would the nurse monitor for in the...
You as a nurse are caring for a 62-year old male patient in the hospital who has an exacerbation of his emphysema. The patient currently takes the following medications lorazepam, Xanax, Cardizem, Flonase, prednisone, Advair, aspirin and uses 2 L of O2 via NC. Based off these medications what other medical conditions do you think has? How do these medical conditions impact this patients emphysema? What diagnostics would you want to see on this patient and why? What nursing interventions...
I would like your help on solving these questions. Thank you! 1. As an adult who never developed chickenpox infection as a child, you elect to receive the protective vaccine against this pathogen at the age of 35. This vaccine will stimulate: A. a primary immune response B. passive immunity C. a secondary immune response D. nonspecific immunity 2. Class I MHC genes code for A. self receptors recognized by T-helper lymphocytes B. self receptors recognized by T - cytotoxic...
you as a nurse are caring for 62 year old Male patient in the hospital who has an exacerbation of his emphysema. the patient currently takes the following medications lorazepam, xanax, cardizem, flonase, prednisone, advair, aspirin and uses 2 L of 02 via NC. based off these medications what medical conditions do you think he has? how do these medical conditions impact this patient's emphysema?. what diagnostics would you want to see on this patient and why? what nursing interventions...