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Nursing exam questions and their corresponding answers. The questions cover various topics such as cardiovascular diseases, metabolic bone diseases, contraceptives, B cell deficiency, and more. The answers are verified by an expert. useful for nursing students who are preparing for their exams or for healthcare professionals who want to refresh their knowledge on these topics.
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(Cialis) may be used at a dose of 2.5 mg daily if sexual activity will take place two or more times per week.
c. Breast tenderness d. Irregular bleeding - Correct answer d. Irregular bleeding
d. It is more common in elderly patients with poorly controlled blood sugars. - Correct answer c. It presents with a combination of hypoglycemia followed by rebound hyperglycemia
c. Females d. Adults over the age of 65 - Correct answer c. Females- Azole can cause in Men and women, but 2-3x more common in Women. Prolonged QT interval is 10 microseconds longer in women= more recorded dysrhythmias. Isoproterenol is beta agonist used in tx of torsades & no significant interaction w/ azoles. African Americans less susceptible to torsades than Caucasians, & most common ages 35-50.
d. "Birth defects and cancers have been reported in patients in this trial." - Correct answer c. "Make sure you tell me about any side effects you feel while in this study."
a. Performance anxiety b. Migraine prophylaxis c. Reduction of perioperative mortality d. Insulin induced hypoglycemia - Correct answer d. Insulin induced hypoglycemia.-
b. Peripheral lung fields c. Anterior bifurcation of the mainstream bronchi d. Posterior chest. - Correct answer b. Peripheral lung fields
d. Gabapentin (Neurontin) - Correct answer d. Gabapentin (Neurontin)
a. Less gastrointestinal upset b. Less rebound stuffiness upon discontinuance c. Less headaches d. Less daytime sedation - Correct answer d. Less daytime sedation
about 2-3 inches to determine the skin surface and musculature. Which test are you performing? a. Deep Palpation b. Blumberg's sign c. Light palpation d. Voluntary guarding - Correct answer a. Deep Palpation-
d. Demyelination of the central nervous system nerves - Correct answer a. Cerebrospinal fluid high in protein (500 mg/dl) without cellular abnormality- Most will have when it is viral or bacterial. Acetylcholine is not affected by GBS, effect on DTR's or numbness/ paralysis will be symmetric, demyelination of peripheral nerve system NOT CNS
d. Pons - Correct answer b. Basal ganglia- occur most often here. Thrombotic strokes most common in cerebrovascular arteries, not common for hemorrhagic to occur in Pons or cerebellar hemispheres.