as a nurse, you’re assessing a patient’s health history for risk factors associated with developing Guillain-Barré Syndrome. Select all the risk factors below: aEpstein-Barr bRecent Flu shot cRecent upper respiratory infection dPositive stool culture Campylobacter Jejuni

The nurse is performing an assessment on a client with Guillain-Barré syndrome. The nurse determines that which finding would be of most concern?

During nursing endorsement you learn that the patient you will be caring for has Guillain-Barré Syndrome. As the nurse you know that this disease tends to present with: asigns and symptoms that are unilateral and descending that start in the lower extremities bsigns and symptoms that are symmetrical and ascending that start in the upper extremities csigns and symptoms that are asymmetrical and ascending that start in the upper extremities dsigns and symptoms that are symmetrical and ascending that start in the lower extremities

A patient had unprotected sex two months ago, and has been experiencing flu-like symptoms within the past week. You order an indirect ELISA test which confirms that the individual has been infected with .You are about to start your clinical nursing rotations and have to go for some routine tests. You are injected with some purified protein derivative and within 72 hours you have a red, raised lesion at the site of the injection. This confirms you have been exposed to .Your 13-year-old child received all routine vaccinations as an infant but has recently become very ill, having paroxysmal coughing with loud intakes of breath. The pediatrician took samples from the nose and throat that were subject to PCR analysis for rapid confirmation that your child has .You are a physician at an urgent care center. A patient comes in with a fever, severely swollen lymph nodes, white spots on the back of the tonsils, and difficulty swallowing. To save time, you do a rapid lateral flow immunochromatographic test which confirms your suspicion that the patient has .

Who is at High Risk for Developing complications from the Flue?*ChildrenPeople 65 years and olderPregnant womenAll of the above

A client has just been diagnosed with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) and prescribed plasmapheresis therapy, to be initiated this afternoon. The client knows little about the procedure and asks a nurse for clarification.  Which of the following statements would be appropriate to include when educating this client?Cassidy RhodyID: 112703Question 47Select one:"Make sure you take all of your prescribed medications prior to the procedure""It is normal to experience dizziness, sweating, and an increased heart rate after the procedure""The procedure can take up to 5 hours""The machine will be working to remove and discard damaged blood cells from your body"