Question

Which of the following is least likely to occur in the course of Suzanne's fever? (NCLEX-HESI-TEAS Style)

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Hint 1. A fever is a systemic increase in temperature.

Which of the following is least likely to occur in the course of Suzanne's fever? (NCLEX-HESI-TEAS Style)

The blood vessels that lead to Suzanne's skin will be constricted.

Suzanne's immune system will be stimulated.

Suzanne's fever will block pathogen replication in its entirety.

Suzanne will experience an increased metabolic rate.

What effect would an antipyretic have on Suzanne?

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Hint 1. The prefix pyro- refers to fire or heat.

What effect would an antipyretic have on Suzanne?

Decreases pus production

Decreases pain

Decreases body temperature

Binds to virions and neutralizes them or makes them easier to phagocytose

Which of the following is an important part of antibiotic stewardship? Select all that apply.

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Hint 1. Antibiotic stewardship involves the proper prescription and use of antimicrobial drugs.

Which of the following is an important part of antibiotic stewardship? Select all that apply.

Antibiotics should be taken until the entire prescription is gone.

Two or more antibiotics with different mechanisms of action should be prescribed for each infection to ensure that there is no antibiotic resistance that develops.

Whenever possible, broad-spectrum antibiotics should be used to treat infections. This will help to kill many different types of infectious agents in the body.

Antibiotics should be used judiciously, only when needed to improve patient outcomes.

Answer 1

Fever can reduce blood flow towards skin by vasoconstriction .it can stimulate immune system by increasing white blood cells to defeat causative organism. Due to fever metabolism elevates and so become tired.  

1 answer:.Thus , fever will not block pathogen replication

2 answer: .Antipyretic can reduce body temperature.

3.Antibiotic stewardship is to prevent overuse of antibiotics inorder to avoid antibiotic resistance.

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3. AntibioticAshould be use judiciously, only when needed to improve patient outcomes.

Should not stop if symptoms improved or not continue after the course.

Don't save before used antibiotics for next time.

Don't take antibiotics every time with out prescription.

More antibiotics uses more resistance occurs.