Nurse Helen is trying to identify the most likely cause of her patients' symptoms. Match each patient's symptoms to the most probable condition.

William, 37: Sore throat, foul-smelling breath

Claire, 50: Difficulty swallowing, recurrent fever

Ethan, 32: Sore throat and halitosis, "kissing tonsils”

Victoria, 27: Strep throat, history of rheumatic fever

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The Correct Answer is A , B, C, B ,

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. This condition is characterized by low levels of immunoglobulins, which may predispose to infections, but it typically does not present with a monoclonal spike on SPEP.
B. This condition occurs after a transplant procedure and is not typically associated with back pain or a monoclonal spike on SPEP.

C. While sepsis can cause back pain and recurrent infections, it is not typically associated with a monoclonal spike on SPEP.
D. Multiple myeloma often presents with bone pain (including back pain) and recurrent infections. The monoclonal spike on SPEP is characteristic of this condition.

A. Flat with a small pillow under the head B. Head of the bed elevated 20 to 30 degrees C. Right lateral decubitus position D. Supine, with the head turned to the left.

Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. This position can lead to increased intracranial pressure (ICP) and is not recommended for patients with head injuries.
B. Elevating the head of the bed helps promote venous drainage from the brain, reducing intracranial pressure.
C. This position is not typically used for patients with head injuries, as it may not provide optimal cerebral perfusion.
D. This position can compromise venous drainage from the brain and is not recommended for patients with head injuries.

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