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HaneyGenPathC12-08
Question | Answer |
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A cervical halter or cervical collar may be used to treat this condition. | herniated intervertebral disk |
For which condition is the prognosis improved with surgical removal of the herniated disk. | herniated intervertebral disk |
Dietary calcium, phosphate supplements, and multivitamins may be prescribed for this bone condition. | osteoporosis |
Exercise may help minimize this condition by slowing the loss of mineral calcium. | osteoporosis |
This condition may cause the client to constantly sit or lie down more frequently because of the soft bones. | osteomalacia |
The prognosis for this bone condition is potentially curable. | osteomalacia |
Treatment for this condition may include a high protein diet, high calcium diet, and vitamin D supplementation. | Paget's Disease |
Prognosis can include an especially serious complication of bone sarcoma | Paget's Disease |
Osteoarthritis cannot be cured. | true |
Colchicine may be prescribed to alleviate the symptoms of an acute attack of this disease | gout |
complications of this disease include hypertension, kidney stones, and renal damage. | gout |
treatment may include application of cold/heat, immobilization of affected part, and analgesics | bursitis |
if infection results, surgical drainage or aspiration may be necessary for this disease | bursitis |
rest of the wrist and support with a splint is the first treatment for this condition | carpal tunnel syndrome |
surgical decompression of the nerve may be necessary for this condition | carpal tunnel syndrome |
local steroid injections and physical therapy is needed for this condition | tendonitis |
a chronic form of this condition may require surgical intervention to remove calcium deposits | tendonitis |
the mild stage of this disease requires only anti-inflammatory agents, including aspirin | systemic lupus erythematosus |
corticosteroid drugs remain the treatment of choice for this disease | SLE |