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What is cystitis and what is its most common cause?

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Which of the following are clinical manifestations of a urinary tract infection (UTI)?

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What is a common reason for the development of pyelonephritis?

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A client with uric acid calculi should avoid which type of diet?

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Which foods should a client with uric acid stones avoid due to high purine content?

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Which of the following conditions can glomerulonephritis cause?

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Which of the following are suggestive of a urinary tract infection (UTI)?

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In a normal urinalysis without infection, what are nitrates converted to?

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What is the normal range for Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN) levels?

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Which of the following activities can be delegated to an unlicensed assistive personnel?

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Is it true that a cysturethrography places the patient at risk for contrast-induced kidney injury?

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What does a cysturethrography procedure involve and what risks does it pose?

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In medical documentation, what does the phrase 'as evidenced by' mean?

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Match the condition with its risk factor: COPD, UTI, DVT.

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How long must patients be NPO before a kidney biopsy?

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Is it true that you should put a traumatic finger amputation directly on ice?

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What is the correct emergency care procedure for a traumatic finger amputation?

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What is the primary purpose of Buck's traction?

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What is the purpose of Buck's traction and how does it differ from skeletal traction?

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What is a symptom of a fat embolism?

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What are the signs of a fat embolism following an injury?

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What type of fracture is described as broken ends jammed together?

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What are the different types of fractures and their characteristics?

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Which intervention will prevent the complication of flexion contracture in a 72-hour post-operative AKA?

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What should be avoided to prevent hip flexion contractures after an amputation?

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In caring for a patient in Buck's traction, which interventions should NOT be performed?

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What are the correct interventions for a patient in Buck's traction?

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After surgical repair of an open fracture, what finding should be reported immediately?

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What are the signs and symptoms of compartment syndrome?

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What medication is most appropriate for a patient experiencing phantom limb pain?

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What is the treatment for phantom limb pain and why are opioids less effective?

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Is numbness or pain in the palm and pinky finger a symptom of carpal tunnel syndrome?

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What causes carpal tunnel syndrome and which fingers are affected?

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