Physiology

What is histoplasmosis?

Histoplasmosis is a fungal infection transmitted through ingestion of soil contaminated by bird manure.

Which signs/symptoms does the nurse expect to see in a client diagnosed with Bell's Palsy? 1. Drooping of one side of the face. 2. Inability to wrinkle forehead. 3. Excessive tearing. 4. Decreased sensitivity to sound. 5. Inability to taste. 6. Numbness of affected side of face.

1. Drooping of one side of the face. 2. Inability to wrinkle forehead. 3. Excessive tearing. 5. Inability to taste. 6. Numbness of affected side of face. 4. Incorrect. There would be increased sensitivity to sound with Bell's Palsy.

What is normal CVP range?

2-6 mm Hg

What is the initial change with Glaucoma? 1. Central vision is lost. 2. Progressive tunnel vision occurs. 3. Sudden flashes of light in the eyes. 4. Eye floaters begin to be noticed.

2. Progressive tunnel vision occurs.

What are symptoms of recurrent nephrotic syndrome? 1. Dysuria 2. Hematuria 3. Foamy urine 4. Periorbital edema 5. Weight loss

3. Foamy urine 4. Periorbital edema

What is the primary electrolyte that the nurse should be aware to monitor for in a client who is receiving an insulin infusion?

Potassium Insulin causes movement of potassium into the cells, which can lead to a severe reduction in serum potassium if not regulated appropriately. A severe decrease in serum potassium could be fatal.