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The Effects of Climate Change on Biodiversity, Exams of Nursing

The impact of climate change on biodiversity, including changes in species distribution, extinction rates, and ecosystem functioning. It also explores the potential consequences for human societies, such as food security and economic impacts. current research and data on the topic, as well as potential solutions and mitigation strategies. It is a valuable resource for students and researchers in environmental science, biology, and related fields.

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2022/2023

Available from 07/10/2023

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(#) - correct answers ✅7 (daily) Pediatrics: Asthma Exam Questions and Answers (Latest Update 2023) Verified Answers What is the fourth level of classification of asthma in children? (x x) - correct answers ✅severe persistent How many nights per week for ages 0-4 with severe persistent asthma are night time symptoms present? (<>#) - correct answers ✅>1 How many nights per week, for ages 5 and older, with severe persistent asthma, are night time symptoms present? (#) - correct answers ✅7 (nightly) For children with intermittent asthma, what percentage of a non-asthmatic PEFR is their PEFR less than or equal to? (xx%) - correct answers ✅80% (<=80%) For children with mild persistent asthma, what percentage of a non- asthmatic PEFR is their PEFR greater than or equal to? (xx%) - correct answers ✅80% (>=80%) For children with moderate persistent asthma, what percentage range of a non-asthmatic PEFR is their PEFR equal to? (xx%-xx%) - correct answers ✅60%-80% Pediatrics: Asthma Exam Questions and Answers (Latest Update 2023) Verified Answers What type of food group is commonly an asthma trigger? (x) - correct answers ✅dairy The physiological pathway involved in asthma begins with 1. inflammatory response to stimuli, 2. airway edema with mucous secretion, 3. bronchiole spasm, and 4... (x x) - correct answers ✅airway remodeling Upon inspiration the bronchi normally ______ on inspiration and ______ on expiraton. (x, x) - correct answers ✅dilate, contract The increased effort to inspire during respiration during an asthma attack causes a further increased need for ____. (x) - correct answers ✅oxygen With severe asthmatic airway obstruction there is reduced ventilation, ______ retention, hypoxemia, respiratory _______, and respiratory failure. (x, x) - correct answers ✅CO2, acidosis Pediatrics: Asthma Exam Questions and Answers (Latest Update 2023) Verified Answers This percentage range of personal best PEFR indicates that asthma is well controlled and is color coded "green". (xx%-xxx%) - correct answers ✅80%- 100% This percentage range of personal best PEFR indicates that asthma is NOT well controlled and is color coded "yellow". (xx%-xx%) - correct answers ✅50%-79% This percentage of personal best PEFR indicates that asthma is NOT well controlled, is a medical alert and is color coded "red". A short-acting bronchodilator should be used immediately. (<xx%) - correct answers ✅<50% What are the three classic manifestations of asthma? (x, x, x) - correct answers ✅dyspnea, wheezing, coughing The asthmatic cough IS productive (true or false). - correct answers ✅false Which of the two phases of respiration is prolonged in asthma? (x) - correct answers ✅expiratory (expiration) Pediatrics: Asthma Exam Questions and Answers (Latest Update 2023) Verified Answers Asthma attacks always appear abruptly (true or false). - correct answers ✅false The first asthma attack frequently occurs before what age? (x) - correct answers ✅five (5) In infancy, an asthma attack is commonly precipitated by what event? (x x) - correct answers ✅respiratory infection Shortness of breath with a sudden rise in respiratory rate accompanied by a zone of absent breath sounds in the lungs is a serious sign indicating what impending event? (x x) - correct answers ✅respiratory arrest What simple diagnostic test should be performed in children at the time of initial assessment of asthma after initial treatment is administered and should be repeated every 1-2 years? (x) - correct answers ✅spirometry (pulmonary function test) Pediatrics: Asthma Exam Questions and Answers (Latest Update 2023) Verified Answers Corticosteroids should be given in the lowest effective dose to control acute asthma and also used for a maximum of what range of days? (#-#) - correct answers ✅3-10 The two most common inhaled corticosteroids for asthma are? (generic names) (x, x) - correct answers ✅budesonide, fluticasone The rescue medications for acute asthma exacerbation are the short-acting beta-2 adrenergic agonists, there are three currently prescribed, what are they? (generic names) (x, x, x) - correct answers ✅albuterol, levalbuterol, terbutaline Levalbuterol (Xopenex) is the left-handed variant, or isomer, of albuterol (Proventil). The main advantage of levalbuterol compared to albuterol is that is reduces side effects upon what organ system? - correct answers ✅cardiovascular What cardiovascular side effect is most common with beta-2 agonists? (x) - correct answers ✅tachycardia Pediatrics: Asthma Exam Questions and Answers (Latest Update 2023) Verified Answers In addition to relaxing bronchiole smooth muscles and expanding the small airways, the beta-2 agonists also prevent _____ cells from releasing inflammatory mediators such as histamine. (x) - correct answers ✅mast Of the three short-acting beta-2 agonists currently prescribed, which is the only one that can be given orally, via nebulizer, subcutaneously and intravenously? (x) - correct answers ✅terbutaline The most commonly prescribed long-acting beta-2 agonist drug that lasts for 12 hours and should not be administered more frequently than q12h is called what? (generic name) (x) - correct answers ✅salmeterol (Serevent) What is the name of the methylxanthine class drug used primarily in the ED after a child is not responding to maximum therapy using beta-2 agonists and requires close monitoring of levels? (generic name) (x) - correct answers ✅theophylline What maintenance drug for asthma stabilizes mast cell membranes and inhibits release of inflammatory molecules from eosinophils and epithelial cells as well as limited acute airway narrowing r/t cold air and exercise? (generic name) (x x) - correct answers ✅cromolyn sodium Pediatrics: Asthma Exam Questions and Answers (Latest Update 2023) Verified Answers What natural inflammatory mediators cause increases in airway hyperresponsiveness and worsen asthma? (x) - correct answers ✅leukotrienes What is the most commonly prescribed leukotriene inhibiting drug that blocks bronchospasms? (x) - correct answers ✅montelukast (Singulair) What is the minimum age in years for safe use of montelukast sodium (Singulair) in children? (x) - correct answers ✅1 What class of drugs, which includes atropine and ipratropium bromide, are used for relief of acute bronchospasm but include many severe adverse effects? 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