Term 4-1 Flashcards
L-1
Focused open ended skills consists of which of the following?
Reflection
Non-verbal communication
Silence
Continuers
Reflection
L-1
Non focused, open ended skills consists of which of the following?
Reflection
Echoing
Summarization
Silence
Silence
L-1
In terms of emotion seeking skills, what does the mnemonic FIFE stand for?
Feelings toward the problem
Idea of belief of the cause of the problem
Function or impact of the problem on personal life
Expectation of the disease
L-1
In terms empathy skills, what does the mnemonic NURS stand for?
Name
Understand
Respect
Support
L-2
Mr Smith smoked 1 pack of cigarettes a day for 5 years. What is his number of pack-years?
5
10
15
20
5
L-2
What are the five P’s for sexual history?
Partners Practices Protection STD's Past history of STD's Prevention of pregnancy
L-3
What is hydropic change?
Cell death
Fatty change
Cellular swelling
Cell replication
Cellular swelling
L-3
What is the morphology of irreversible cell injury?
Dilation of the ER
Bleb formation
Small clear vacuoles within the cytoplasm
Vacuolization of mitochondria
Vacuolization of mitochondria
L-4
Give an example of physiological hypertrophy
Increase in Cardiac muscle during hypertension
Increase in glandular epithelium of breasts during puberty
Enlargement of thyroid
Increase in size of uterus during pregnancy
Increase in size of uterus during pregnancy
L-4
Give an example of physiological hyperplasia
Increase in Cardiac muscle during hypertension
Increase in glandular epithelium of breasts during puberty
Enlargement of thyroid
Increase in size of uterus during pregnancy
Increase in glandular epithelium of breasts during puberty
L-4
Give an example of pathologic hyperplasia
Increase in Cardiac muscle during hypertension
Increase in glandular epithelium of breasts during puberty
Enlargement of thyroid
Increase in size of uterus during pregnancy
Enlargement of thyroid
L-4
What are the cardinal signs of inflammation
Heat-calor Redness-rubor Swelling-tumor Pain-dolor Loss of function-function laesa
L-5
Vinca alkaloids arrest the cell in what phase?
Prophase
Anaphase
Metaphase
Telephase
Metaphase
L-5
Statins are an example of what type of drug target
Ion channel
Enzymes
Transporters
Structural Proteins
Enzymes
L-5
Lidocaine targets what
Voltage gated sodium channels
G protein linked receptors
Cytokine receptors
Nuclear receptors
Voltage gated sodium channels
L-6
Marked by exudation of cell poor fluid into spaces created by cell injury or into body cavities describes what type of inflammation
Serous
Fibrinous
Suppurative
Ulcers
Serous
L-6
Which is responsible for opsonization
IgA
IgM
IgG
C5a
IgG
L-7
Which is a non-competitive antagonist
Protamine
Heparin
Aspirin
Ketamin
Ketamin
L-7
Which is a competitive irreversible antagonist
Protamine
Heparin
Aspirin
Ketamin
Aspirin
L-9
Classically activated macrophages are induced by which cytokine
IFN gamma
IL-13
IL-4
ROS
IFN gamma
L-9
Which diseases are characterized by granulomatous inflammation
Tuberculosis
leprosy
Syphilis
All of the above
All of the above
L-9
What is the WBC count for a leukemoid reaction
10000-14000 cells/mL
1000-4000
4001-10000
40000-100000
40000-100000
L-11
Which method of drug administration produces 100% bioavailability
oral
IV
sublingual
anal
IV
L-11
For a weak acid which form is more liposoluble
protonated
unprotonated
protonated
L-11
Weak acids are excreted faster in
alkaline urine
acidic urine
alkaline