What is the expected tissue response of histamine during acute inflammation? 

Which statement about secondary immunodeficiency disorders is true? 

Why is vaccination for seasonal influenza recommended yearly for adequate prevention? 

Which statement about inflammation is most accurate? 

What features do hypersensitivity reactions and autoimmune reactions share in common?

Name two types of pneumonia. 

The nurse is discharging a client disgnosed with mild intermittent asthma. Which statement by client shows that they have understood the teaching?

Which statement made by the client indicates the nurse’s discharge teaching is effective for a client disgnosed with COPD?

The client is admitted to the emergency department complaining of shortness of breath, and is febrile. Vital signs are T 101.2; P 94; RR 24; BP 96/54.  Which concept does the nurse identify as an immediate concern? Select all that apply 

The client was sent to the ED by their provider The client was in the office for an appointment and the provider believes that the client has pneumonia. Client has elevated temperature, fatigue, muscle aches, chills, dyspnea, and a productive cough with yellow-greenish sputum. Client also reports nausea and diarrhea for the last 24 hours.   Past medical history: Asthma and diabetes mellitus type 2.   Current medications: Albuterol 2 inhalations per metered dose inhaler every 6 hr.  Metformin 500 mg PO BID. Vital Signs Temperature: 39.7º C (103.4º F)Apical Pulse: 110/minRespiratory Rate: 26/minBlood Pressure: 100/54 mm HgPulse Oximetry: 87% on room air Nurses’ Notes (1200) Skin warm and dry, face flushed. Skin turgor poor. Mucous membranes pink and dry. Heart sounds regular and moderate. Lung sounds crackles. (1300) Sitting at bedside, reports of increased shortness of breath. Respiratory rate irregular at 28/min. Oxygen saturation 90%. Apical Pulse 108/min. Reports loss of taste. Provider notified. Which of the following actions should the nurse take? Select all that apply