C would be the correct answer
Answer:
The best answer to the question: Which statement accurately describes appropriate diagnostic interpretation of her findings, would be: This woman is coursing with acute pancreatitis.
Explanation:
Although there are no statement, there is no other way to interpret what has been found. Because of the elevated levels of lipase, an enzyme which is produced by the pancreas, and which, when found elevated in blood, indicates that something is going on with the pancreas, we can almost certainly say that she is presenting with acute pancreatitis. Other signs that point to this are the tenderness in both of the upper quadrants, the presence of vomiting and epigastric pain, and the absence of other symptoms that would at first might have pointed towards the liver. However, the signs and symptoms this woman is showing, and the lab results, point to only one possible diagnosis at this point, and which would be confirmed by the ultrasonography.
Answer:
Resolved acute infection.
Explanation:
Infection can occur in the body by the attack of the pathogen or by the release of the harmful substances in the body. Two main types of infection are chronic infection and acute infection. Acute infection remain for short period of time.
The woman was diagnosed with hepatitis B infection. She can be diagnosed by the resolved acute infection as her serologies are consistent and shows the resolved infection of the hepatitis B and her immunity. Since, the woman shows the negative e antigens and she is not able to spread the disease to other individual.
Thus, the correct answer is option (C).
Answer:
she may be diagnosed with post traumatic stress disorder, and not everyone has the same reaction or development, some it dosen't phase but everyone adapts in there own way.
Explanation:
Answer:
Answer: CCB
Explanation:
A calcium channel blocker, such as diltiazem, is indicated for the management of Prinzmetal's angina. The class of medication would reduce the incidence of coronary artery spasm. A beta-adrenergic blocker, such as metoprolol, is used to treat angina by decreasing myocardial oxygen needs, and has no effect on coronary artery spasms. An ACE inhibitor, such as enalapril, is used to manage hypertension. An inotropic vasodilator, such as milrinone, is indicated for short-term IV therapy in heart failure.
