Nurs 629 Exam 3 (Maryville) Questions And Answers 100% Pass

Objective findings for impetigo: {Ans: Small vesicle that erupts with "honey-colored crust" that begin in a small area and spreads; if crust is removed underlying skin is erythematous and edematous}What is the treatment for Fifth Disease? {Ans: Symptomatic - Educate pt about hand washing to prevent spread. No school/daycare while infectious}Multisystem, genetic - autosomal recessive disorder ODH screen tests for this disorder {Ans: Cystic Fibrosis}Who typically gets Kawasaki Disease? {Ans: 75% of diagnose are <5 years old. More common in boys. More common in winter and early spring.}Findings for this rash include: several days of high fever followed by a nonspecific rash. Typical small pink spots or patches c a white ring around the spots. Rash begins on trunk and spreads outward. {Ans: Roseola Infantum/Exanthem Subitum}This disease if very rare d/t vaccinations. The toxin production post-infection is more lethal than primary infection -myocarditis, electoral pathway changes, respiratory compromise, cranial nerve neuropathies, peripheral neuropathies {Ans: Diptheria}Step 2 - Symptoms > 3d/week; 1-2 nighttime awakening / month; >2 days/week use of albuterol but not daily; mild interference with daily activity; >2 exacerbation in 6 months requiring oral steroids {Ans: Mild persisitent}Is scarlet fever common or