A few weeks after taking antibiotics for strep throat, a child is brought back to the pediatrician because their pee is brown. The pediatrician explains that this is potentially ... A. Immune complex deposition causing glomerulonephritis B. Rheumatic fever from the immune system attacking their cells C. Scarlet fever from production of a bacterial toxin D. Unrelated to the patients recent infection

A few weeks after taking antibiotics for strep throat, a child is brought back to the pediatrician because their pee is brown. The pediatrician explains that this is potentially ... A. Immune complex deposition causing glomerulonephritis B. Rheumatic fever from the immune system attacking their cells C. Scarlet fever from production of a bacterial toxin D. Unrelated to the patients recent infection

Medical Terminology for Health Professions, Spiral bound Version (MindTap Course List)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305634350

Author:Ann Ehrlich, Carol L. Schroeder, Laura Ehrlich, Katrina A. Schroeder

Publisher:Ann Ehrlich, Carol L. Schroeder, Laura Ehrlich, Katrina A. Schroeder

Chapter1: Introduction To Medical Terminology

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 80LE: Phyllis was having great fun traveling until she ate some contaminated food and developed...

See similar textbooks

Similar questions

A patient, 50 years old, suffering from chronic glomerulonephritis, developed massive proteinuria (excretion of protein in the urine). On examination: swelling on the legs and lower back was found. Questi 4. Name other reasons that can initiate this pathogenetic factor. 5. Make a scheme for the pathogenesis of this edema. 6. Which group of microcirculation disorders include edema? 7. Describe the lymphogenous factor of edema development.
At a patient of 20 years in 2 weeks after the transferred angina there were edemas on his face, legs and loin. The patient was diagnosed with acute glomerulonephritis. Questions: 4. What other causes, besides acute glomerulonephritis, can lead to the inclusion of this pathogenetic factor? 5. Make a scheme of the development of edema in the patient.
Your patient has postinfectious glomerulonephritis, as its name implies, follows an acute infection somewhere else in the body. What is the most common cause of acute postinfectious glomerulonephritis?a. Escherichia colib. Staphylococcus aureusc. Pseudomonas aeruginosad. Streptococcus pyogenese. Bacillus cereus
A child diagnosed with strep throat 3 days ago enters the clinic crying hysterically. The parent tells the practical nurse (PN) that the child screams in pain even with a light touch. The child is short of breath and anxious. Which manifestations warrant immediate intervention by the PN? A Red, hot, and swollen joints. B Pulse oximetry of 88% 02 saturation. C Slightly raised rash with ragged edges. D Heart rate 110 beats/minute.
Mary has a urinary tract infection and is prescribed cephalexin for 10 days.Toward the end of her course of treatment, Mary develops a vaginal yeast infection. The yeast infection is an example of a/ana. superinfection. b. expected complication. c. allergic reaction. d. toxic reaction.
Which of the following situations involves an HAI?a. A man has a bladder infection upon hospital admission.b. An employee contracts hepatitis B from a needlestick.c. A patient in ICU has an incision that becomes infected.d. A baby in the nursery has a congenital herpes infection.
A patient, 50 years old, suffering from chronic glomerulonephritis, developed massive proteinuria (excretion of protein in the urine). On examination: swelling on the legs and lower back was found. Questions: 1. What does the term edema mean? Give its definition. 2. Indicate the cause of the development of edema in this patient. 3. Indicate the initial pathogenetic factor of edema in this case. Justify the answer. 4. Name other reasons that can initiate this pathogenetic factor. 5. Make a scheme for the pathogenesis of this edema. 6. Which group of microcirculation disorders include edema? 7. Describe the lymphogenous factor of edema development.
LETTER OF THE ANSWER ONLY, NO EXPLANATION NEEDED. Choices for items 42- 44 a. Wuchureriabancrofti b. Loa loa c. Onchocerca volvulus d. Dicrofilariaimmitis e. Dracunculusmedinensis 42. It is associated with the “lizard skin syndrome” 43. It causes “tropical pulmonary eosinophilia” 44. It is dubbed as “convulated filarial”
28-year-old female patient named Mary has erythema marginatum, Sydenham chorea, epistaxis, abdominal pain, fever, cardiac problems and skin nodules. Based on the signs and symptoms what can we suspect? a. Pneumocystis jirovec b. Rheumatoid arthritis c. Histoplasmosis d. Leukaemia
Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis is a _____________ infection.a. contagious b. mixed c. spirocheted. systemic
A client with a body temperature of 99.8°F is admitted to the hospital. The client complaints of fatigue, blood-tinged hemoptysis and night sweats. The client's symptoms are consistent with a diagnosis of: A. Tuberculosis B. Reaction to antiviral medication C. Pneumonia D. Superinfection due to low CD4 count
1- A 7-year-old boy presents with a 2-week history of periorbital edema andswellingof the legs and ankles. Laboratory studies show hypoalbuminemia andproteinuria. The urinary sediment contains no inflammatory cells or red bloodcells. Which of the following terms describes this patient’s peripheral edemaA- EffusionB- ExudateC- LymphedemaD- Transudate