Nurse Linda has to educate patients on various lifestyle and hygiene interventions. Match each patient's condition to the most relevant intervention.

Liam, 21: Common cold with no other underlying conditions

Charlotte, 38: Chronic Sinusitis

Olivia, 34: Rhinitis with excessive nasal drainage

Noah, 45: Allergic Rhinitis from environmental exposure

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is A ,B,C,D

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Correct Answer is ["B","C"]

Explanation

A. Antibodies don't typically cause physical damage to antigens.

B. Antibodies can initiate the complement system, which is a cascade of proteins that can lyse or opsonize antigens.
C. Antibodies can also emit chemicals that modify the antigen's environment, such as cytokines or histamine, which can attract other immune cells or cause inflammation.
D. Antibodies typically target specific proteins or structures on the antigen's surface, not the cellular nucleus.
E. This action doesn't accurately describe the function of antibodies.

A. Weekly use of tanning booth B. Dysplastic nevi C. Family history of melanoma D. Fair skin and blue eyes

Correct Answer is A

Explanation

A. The nurse should focus on teaching Paul about the dangers of using a tanning booth weekly, as this is the risk factor that he can modify. A tanning booth exposes the skin to artificial ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which can damage the DNA of skin cells and increase the risk of developing malignant melanoma.
B. Dysplastic nevi (atypical moles) are also a nonmodifiable risk factor for melanoma.

C. Family history of melanoma is a non-modifiable risk factor for melanoma unlike weekly use of a tanning booth which is modifiable.
D. Fair skin and blue eyes are additional risk factors for melanoma, but is non- modifiable.

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Nurse Linda has to educate patients on various lifestyle and hygiene interventions. Match each patient's condition to the most relevant intervention.

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Emma, a 32-year-old female diagnosed with an autoimmune disease, is learning about antibodies. Which of the following actions can antibodies perform to neutralize harmful - antigens in Emma's body? Select all that apply.

Correct Answer is ["B","C"]

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Paul, 25, uses a tanning booth weekly, has multiple dysplastic nevi, is fair-skinned with blue eyes, and his mother died of malignant melanoma. Which risk factor should the nurse focus on for teaching?

Correct Answer is A

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Nurse Linda has to educate patients on various lifestyle and hygiene interventions. Match each patient's condition to the most relevant intervention.

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