40 First line of treatment of impetigo that is minor on the legs in…

Question Answered step-by-step 40 First line of treatment of impetigo that is minor on the legs in… 40 First line of treatment of impetigo that is minor on the legs in a 9 years old girl is:a. Topical mupirocin (I picked this one)b. Topical neomycinc. Oral cefiximed. Oral doxycycline39 A client taking oral amoxicillin to teat otitis media for the past 6 days. The client has toldthe nurse that ‘my ear is now back to normal” and ask about stopping the antibiotics. Howshould the nurse responde?Answer: That’s excellent that you’re feeling better, but it’s important to keep taking theantibiotics until they’re all finished.”37. A 7 year old boy comes to see you for a sore throat , you treat him with amoxicillin. Threeweeks later the mother brings him in and tells you that he improved from the sore throat, but twodays earlier he was at the pool party and now he has fever. You diagnose him with AOM. YouprescribeA. amoxicillin- answerb. cefdinirc. ciprod. amoxicillin/clauvante 9impetigo)38. clinical features of impetigo include:reddish sores, often around the nose and mouth. The sores quickly rupture, ooze for a fewdays and then form a honey-colored crust. Sores can spread to other areas of the body throughtouch, clothing and towels. Itching and soreness are generally mild.1. You have ordered Valtrex for a patient with the herpes virus in the genitalia. You, thenp are aware that valacyclovir is effective against various vision. You understand thatthis medication should be taken ____ daysa. 1000 mg three times a day for 7 to 10 days for initialb. 2000 mg daily for suppression therapyc. 2000 mg three times a day for 7 to 10 days for initiald. 1000 mg two times a day for 1 day for recurrent infections2. You have assessed your patient with allergic conjunctivitis. You know that he has ahistory of narrow angle glaucoma. You understand what medication cannot beprescribed to this patient/a. Ketotifenb. Ketorolacc. Naphazolined. Cromolyn3. There are special considerations that must be had with specific populations. True orfalse: does herpes zoster harms the fetus?a. Trueb. False4. Biological agents to treat psoriasis is anfliximab and etanercept, work by blocking theaction of;a. IL-9b. IgGc. CD4d. TNF5. Your patient has been diagnosed with primary open-angle glaucoma. You understandthat the medications reduce intraocular pressure by:a. Increased carbonic anhydrase activityb. Increased aqueous humor outflowc. Increased aqueous humor reabsorptiond. All are correct6. You are seeing a patient that has been on salicylic acid for 8 weeks for the treatmentof warts. You assess that it has not been resolved. What is your next step?a. Stop therapy and start on antibioticsb. Perform cryosurgeryc. Prescribe acyclovird. Continue treatment7. Your patient has been diagnosed with warts. You understand that warts that need toremoved as a first line of treatment are:a. Common wartsb. Plantar wartsc. Filiformd. Verruca plantaris8. The parents with the HSV-2 infection manifested as genital herpes, we need to educateregarding all except/ sexual activity recurrence, and the unpredictable course of thedisease is necessaryA. Sexual activityB. HygieneC. AntibioticsD. Recurrence9. The client has been ordered treatment with flumadine. The client has renal impairment.The nurse anticipates what change to the dose of medication/a. Increasedb. Heldc. Unchangedd. Decreased10. You have a patient that was diagnosed with otitis externa and they want to treat withear candles,. You reply:a. It has never been evaluated and therefore not recommendedb. Be careful with the firec. It is an effective treatment, the choice is up to you11. What is often utilized as first line therapy for POAG because they possess the bestbalance between efficacy, safety, and ease of dosing regimen.A. ProstaglandinsB. Carbonic anhydrase inhibitorC. Adrenergic agonistD. Beta blocker12. Goals of treatment for glaucoma include:a. Both a and cb. Slow progression of vision lossc. Increasing visual field defectsd. Decreasing intraocular pressuree. Both a and b13. You have a 60 year old patient that is inquiring about Zostavax. You inform him that thiswill help by:a. Reduce viral loadb. Will prevent from getting the fluc. Prevention from getting shinglesd. Reduces the risk of developing herpes zoster14. You are seeing an 18 year old college athlete complaining of ear pain and fullness. Hispain has been present for 4 days and seems to be worsening. He has no fever symptomsof upper respiratory infection. On examination, his ear canal is tender, erythematous,and swollen. His tympanic membrane is obstructed by discharge and debris. What is thetreatment of choice for this patient?a. Fliuoroquiniloneb. Clotrimazolec. Amoxicillind. Neomycin/ polumixin15. You have ordered acyclovir (zovirax) for a patient with the herpes virus infection. Youthe np are aware that acyclovir is effective against various viruses. You understand thatthis medication should be taken ——– daya. Once ab. Twice ac. Once every otherd. Three or more times a16. The client will need a prophylactic agent for herpes simplex. The nurse anticipates thatthe client will be ordered:a. Ciprob. Talwinc. Diflucand. Zovirax17. You are providing instructions to your client who is taking an topical acyclovirl. Whatdo you instruct the patient?a. Reporting any side effects such as sexual dysfunction, dyspnea, and flushingb. Decreasing sexual relations with or without the use of condomc. Reporting an increase in urine outputd. Use glove or finger cot for application18. For severe, recalcitrant psoriasis that affects more than 30% of the body, all of thefollowing treatment are recommended except:a. Topical anthralinb. Cyclosporinec. Tnf modulatorsd. Methotrexate19. You examine a patient with psoriasis vulgaris and expect to find the following lesionsWell demarcated plaques on the knees20. The likely causative organism of nonbullous impetigo in a 6 year old child includea. H influenzae and s pneumoniab. P aeruginosa and select fungic. G strep and s aureusd. , catarrhalis and select viruses21. You are seeing a 6 year old patient whose mother brought him in for ear pain andfever. On examination he is febrile, and his right tympanic membrane allows you tosee he has otitis media. You prescribea. Amoxicillinb. Tylenolc. Ciprod. Azithromayzin22. A 5 year old child has been brought to the clinic with signs and symptoms that areconsistent with otitis externa. What assessment question should the nurse ask toaddress the etiology of this health problem?a. How would you describe your child’s overall level of hygiene?b. He has been swimming a lot in the last whilec. Are all of your child’s immunizations up to dated. Has your child been spending qquite a bit of time around animals lately?23. Anthralin (dithorium) is helpful in treating psoriasis it has what kind of activity?a. Humectantb. Aids in exfoliationc. Vasoconstrictord. Decrease profilation24. Your patient is complaining of painful dry eyes. You have diagnosed him with dry eyesyndrome/ keratoconjunctivitis sicca. You will prescribe for this patient:a. Topical cyclosporinb. Artificial tearsc. Agonistd. Referral to ophthalmologist25. One of the mechanisms of action of a topical corticosteroid preparation is as;a. A vasoconstrictorb. An exfoliantc. A humectantd. An antimitotic26. You have a patient in anthralin (drithocreme) and you understand that the mostcommon complaint is:a. Causes and inflammation of areab. Burning sensationc. Time consuming to applyd. Smells very bad27. Use of antibiotic for recurrent AOM is controversial due to lack of supporting evidencea. Trueb. False28. Your patient has herpes and you are monitoring for the side effects of acyclovir(zovirax). You anticipates that the client may experience what side effect?a. High BPb. Hepatotoxicityc. Pruritusd. Increased intracranial pressure29. You are obtaining a medical history on a patient that has been diagnosed withpsoriasis. You understand that this medication may exacerbate the psoriasis.a. Diureticsb. Beta blockersc. Antibioticsd. Insulin30. To enhance the potency of a topical corticosteroid, the prescriber recommends thatthe patient apply the preparationa. To dry skin by gentle rubbingb. With an emollientc. Bathingd. And cover with an occlusive dressing31. Which glaucoma medication class should be avoided in patients with a sulfa allergy/a. Carbonic anhydrase inhibitorsb. Calcium channel blockersc. Beta blockersd. Prostaglandin analogs32. Select the pharmacologic management options for acute otitis media in childrena. A and bb. Antibioticsc. Aspirind. Acetaminophene. Decongestant33. Patient comes in with a diagnosis of primary angle open glaucoma. Which medicationmay be causing the patient to have brow aches?a. Amlodipineb. Acetaminophenc. Pilocarpined. Benadryl34. Diagnosis of primary open angle glaucoma includes;a. Review of medicationsb. Evaluation of visual fieldc. Tonometryd. A, b, ce. B and c35. You patient has been diagnosed with herpes zoster and is complaining of pain. Youwant to educate about different ways to help control the pain. You inform themabout:a. Caspsaicinb. Vaselinec. Caladryld. Menthol36. A 19 year old man present with a chief complaint of a red. Orrotated right eye for thepast 48 hours with eyelids that were stuck together. Examination reveals injectedpalpebral and bulbar conjunctiva and reactive pupils, vision screen with the chartevaluation reveals 20/30 in the righ eye (od) left eye (os0 and both eyes (ou) andpurulent eye discharge on the right. This presentation is most consistent with:.A. VIRAL CONJUNCTIVITISB. MECHANICAL INJURYC. BACTERIAL CONJUNCTIVITISD. ALLERGIC CONJUNCTIVITIS Health Science Science Nursing NUR 501 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)