Question: Congratulations! You Have Just Been Hired As A Nurse In A Highly Rated State Of The Art Hospital. This Is Your First Week At Work And A Report Is Released Indicating That A Gram-negative Bacterium Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Was Found On Hospital Sinks In A Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. P. Aeruginosa Can Cause Pneumonia Or Septicemia In Vulnerable Individuals ...

Congratulations! you have just been hired as a nurse in a highlyrated state of the art hospital. This is your first week at workand a report is released indicating that a gram-negative bacteriumPseudomonas aeruginosa was found on hospital sinks in a neonatalintensive care unit. P. aeruginosa can cause pneumonia orsepticemia in vulnerable individuals like newborn babies. Twopremature infants are confirmed to be infected and are nowexhibiting pneumonia symptoms. From this scenario, what is thistype of infection acquisition called? What factors support youranswer? How can this type of infection be prevented?

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Question: Virulence Factors (15 Points) Describe How The Following Virulence Factors Contribute To Disease. The Polysaccharide Capsule Of Streptococcus Pneumonia Type IV Pill Of Neisseria Meningitides Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Quorum Sensing Genes Tetanus Toxin Of Clostridium Tetani Toxic Shock Syndrome Toxin Of Staphylococcus Oureus Lipopolysaccharide Of Neisseria …
Question: A Nurse Is Planning Care For A Client Who Has Extensive Burn Injuries And Is Immunocompromised. Which Of The Following Precautions Should The Nurse Include In The Plan Of Care To Prevent A Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Infection?
Question: Your Patient Is A 70-year Old Man With A Fever Of 40 Degrees Celsius And Very Painful Cellulitis Of The Right Buttock. The Skin Appears Necrotic And There Are Several Fluid Filled Bullae. Crepitus Can Be Felt Indicating Gas In The Tissue. A Gram Stain Of The Exudates Reveals Large Gram-positive Rods. Of The Following, Which Is The Most Likely Cause?
Question: W.A. Is A 70-year-old African American Female Who Presented To The Emergency Department With Fever, Severe Nausea, Vomiting, And Diarrhea. She Is Being Admitted To The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) With A Diagnosis Of Kidney Failure And Septicemia. Her Previous Medical History Includes Glaucoma, Chronic Kidney Failure, Hypertension, And Insulin-dependent …
Question: W.A. Is A 70-year-old African American Female Who Presented To The Emergency Department With Fever, Severe Nausea, Vomiting, And Diarrhea. She Is Being Admitted To The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) With A Diagnosis Of Kidney Failure And Septicemia. Her Previous Medical History Includes Glaucoma, Chronic Kidney Failure, Hypertension, And Insulin-dependent …
Question: Radiology Reports: Chest X-Ray IMPRESSION: Mild Strandx And Hazy Pulmonary Opacities Diffusely Within Both Lungs. This Patient Remains Within The Upper Age Range Of The Neonatal Period And Neonatal Pneumonia Remains Within The Differential Diagnosis. Bronchiolitis Related To A Viral Infection Is In Additional Possibility. What Data Above Is Relevant …
Question: Radiology Reports: Chest X-Ray IMPRESSION: Mild Strandx And Hazy Pulmonary Opacities Diffusely Within Both Lungs. This Patient Remains Within The Upper Age Range Of The Neonatal Period And Neonatal Pneumonia Remains Within The Differential Diagnosis. Bronchiolitis Related To A Viral Infection Is In Additional Possibility. What Data Above Is Relevant …
Question: 6 A 12-hour-old Infant Was Transferred For Admission To The University Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit For Respiratory Problems After Being Born At A Community Hospital By Vaginal Delivery To A Woman Who Had Just Completed Her 39th Week Of Pregnancy. The Infant Was Exhibiting Respiratory Symptoms Consistent With Aspiration Of Meconium At The Time …
Question: Secondary Infection No Secondary Infection Emergency Room 14 18 Veterans’ Hospital General Hospital Shoreside Hospital Total Intensive Care 11 13 13 37 Other 153 211 169 533 Total 178 242 199 619 Emergency Room 846 1063 795 2704 Intensive Care 585 722 514 1821 Other 7023 9166 6704 22893 Total 8454 10951 8013 27418 49 Overall, What Is The Rate Of Secondary …
Question: An Adult Patient Has Been Prescribed Meropenem, As An Intravenous Infusion, For The Treatment Of Hospital-acquired Septicaemia At A Dose Of 1 Gram Every 8 Hours. Consider The Following Information: Vial Size = Meropenem 1-gram Vial Displacement Value For 1-gram Vial = 0.9 ML Administration: Reconstitute With Water For Injection (using Appropriate Displacement…

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