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A patient with a 2+ protein reading in the afternoon is asked to submit a first morning specimen. The second specimen has a negative protein reading.
- Based on the findings, what is the possible disease/disorder of the patient?
- Discuss the pathophysiology of the disease/disorder.
- Give two (2) possible laboratory tests that will be requested to confirm the diagnosis. Discuss the significance of requesting the laboratory tests.
- What are the laboratory findings that will confirm the diagnosis? Give two (2) laboratory findings.?
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- I. Give one(1) alternative testing method for one (1) of the ten parameters tested in a urine reagent strip. Discuss the following: a. Whether the alternative testing method was made before or after the urine reagent strip b. Summarized Procedure c. Causes for False Positives d. Causes for False NegativesWhat is a clinical specimen? b. Laboratory results obtained in the clinical laboratory are only as good as the quality of the clinical specimen collected for the laboratory analysis. Discuss this in the light of the precautions to ensure in collecting clinical specimen as a nurse/midwife. c. Explain any 2 methods of clinical specimen collection. d. Explain any 2 laboratory procedures or test that are performed on clinical specimen for laboratory investigations.Sally was diagnosed with her bone marrow produce abnormal white blood cells, which didn't function properly. Assuming that you are a doctor consulting Sally's cases. Identify the possible symptoms. Explain your answers. Outline the diagnosis Suggests TWO (2) treatments and discuss their advantages and disadvatages. Identify the heavy metals that could lead to this health problem. Outline the process of reaching the dosage desicion for the drugs
- Match the following terms with the best description. Question 7 options: The value is known in a specimen similar to a patient's whole blood or serum. Closeness to the true value. Comparison to a known physical constant. 1. Calibration 2. Control 3. AccuracyMake a summary of each diagnostic procedure using this format. Name of the Description Indication Contraindication Nursing procedure Responsibilities 3. Aspiration Diagnostic Procedures 3.1 Biopsy 3.2 Lumbar puncture 3.3 Thoracentesis 3.4 Paracentesis 4. Laboratory Tests 4.1 Blood specimen 4.2 Urine 4.3 Culture and sensitivity 4.4 Stool examinationWhat volume of medication should be administered for the order? What volume of diluent should be added to the vial? dispensing without prescription. CAUTION: Federal law prohibits For IM or IV Use SODIUM, USP 500 mg AMPICILLIN STERILE AMPICILLIN EQUIVALENT TO NDC 0015-7403-20 NSN 6505-00-946-4700 For IM use, add 1.8 mL diluent (read accompanying circular). Resulting solution contains 250 mg ampicillin per ml. Use solution within 1 hour. This vial contains ampicillin sodium equivalent to 500 mg ampicillin. Usual Dosage: Adults-250 to 500 mg IM q. 6h. READ ACCOMPANYING CIRCULAR for detailed indications, IM or IV dosage and precautions. APOTHECON A Bristol-Myers Squibb Company Princeton, NJ 08540 USA Cont: Exp. Date: 740320DRL-2 1 Available medication: Order: ampicillin 125 mg IM stat Drug Calculations
- The provider ordered clindamycin oral suspension 800 mg PO twice daily. Available is clindamycin oral suspension 100 mg/2 mL. How many mL will the nurse administer per dose? (Record answer as a whole number. Do not use a trailing zero.)(For items 96-101, kindly refer to the image below.) NAME: PANGANIBAN, REA B. DOB: NOVEMBER 25, 1975 SEX: F DIAGNOSIS: MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION DATE REQUESTED: 2/26/2021 TIME REQUESTED: 3:45 AM ROOM: ER AGE: 45 LABORATORY RECQUISITION CBC, BLOOD TYPING, ESR, PT-INR, APTT, TROPONIN I, BLOOD CULTURE (2 SITES), LDH, HEPATITIS PANEL REQUESTING NURSE: HUEGO, RN REQUESTING PHYSICIAN: CARIO, MDA. Terminology Write the term defined below in the answer column. 1. Inflammation of the kidney (general). 2. Albumin in the urine. 3. A measure of the concentration of solutes in urine. 4. Erythrocytes in the urine. 5. Inflammation of the urinary bladder. 6. Most abundant inorganic compound in urine. 7. Leukocytes or pus components in the urine. 8. pH range of normal urine. 9. Hemoglobin in the urine. 10. More than a trace of glucose in the urine. 11. Ketones in the urine. 12. Inflammation of the kidney involving glomeruli. 13. Accumulations of materials hardened in tubules. 14. Most abundant nitrogenous waste. 15. Excessive urine production. 16. Bile pigment in the urine. 17. Inflammation of the urethra. 18. Kidney stones. 19. Little or no urine production. 20. Most abundant inorganic solute in urine. B. Clinical Significance Select the name of the possible clinical condition from the list below that is indicated by the urinalysis results. Write your answer in the answer column.…
- A patient with end-stage renal disease is admitted with orders for hemodialysis. Which actions should the nurse take to prepare the client for hemodialysis? Select all that apply. 1 .Administer subcutaneous heparin to decrease clotting during dialysis 2. Administer the client's morning doses of carvedilol and lisinopril 3. Check the client's medical records to determine the last post-dialysis weight 4. Obtain a set of client vital signs and the client's current weight 5. Palpate the fistula in the client's arm for a thrill and auscultate for a bruitThe client complains of nausea. You obtain an new order for prochlorperazine 25 mg rectal suppository every 12 hours PRN nausea, vomiting. Available: prochlorperazine 25 mg rectal suppository. How many suppositories will you administer to the client in your 8-hour shift?Name: Year and Section: Laboratory Manual in Clinical Chemistry II 2023 Group no: Laboratory Report No. 6 1. What are the interfering substances in bilirubin determination? Date submitted: Score: 2. Differentiate Evelyn-Malloy and Jendrassik-Grof methods of Bilirubin. 3. Discuss the clinical significance of measuring serum bilirubin. 4. Tabulate the differences between conjugated and unconjugated bilirubin. 44| Page