Nurse Lisa is reading the history of incoming patients. Match the causes or events leading to their injuries with the most likely thoracic conditions.

Patient Alpha: Involved in a car accident.

Patient Beta: Has a history of mechanical ventilation.

Patient Gamma: Came in with an open chest wound.

Patient Delta: Experienced blunt force trauma to the chest

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is A, B, C, D

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Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. Watchful waiting may be appropriate in certain cases but is not a primary treatment approach for basal cell carcinoma.

B. Limiting future sun exposure is essential to reduce the risk of additional basal cell carcinoma lesions and prevent further skin damage.
C. Low-dose systemic chemotherapy is not typically prescribed for basal cell carcinoma, which is primarily treated with surgical excision or other local therapies.
D. Regular screening for metastasis may be necessary in some cases, but basal cell carcinoma typically metastasizes rarely if at all. Regular skin examinations are more relevant for detecting new lesions.

A. Cutaneous scratch test B. Consuming a watered-down antigen solution C. Subdermal injection of the allergen D. Applying eye drops containing the suspected antigen E. Utilizing adhesive skin patches

Correct Answer is ["A","C","E"]

Explanation

A. This method involves scratching or pricking the skin with a small amount of the suspected allergen to observe any allergic reaction.
B. This method is not typically used for identifying allergens; it's more associated with oral challenges for diagnosing food allergies but is not recommended since it may cause severe anaphylaxis.
C. This method, known as intradermal testing, is less common than scratch tests and is typically used when scratch tests produce inconclusive results.
D. This method is not typically used for identifying allergens and can cause severe eye damage.
E. Patch testing involves applying patches containing allergens to the skin and observing for reactions. It's commonly used to identify contact allergens.

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Janet, 67, is diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma. She has a past medical history of multiple sunburns and her latest biopsy shows no metastasis. What should be included in her teaching plan?

Correct Answer is B

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Olivia, a 27-year-old patient, needs to undergo tests for suspected allergies. What methods are typically employed to identify allergens in Olivia's case? (Select all that apply.)

Correct Answer is ["A","C","E"]

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