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Module 12 • 20 Questions
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Module 12
Question 1
Approximately how much fluid is lost in acute weight loss of .5kg?
A
750 ml
B
50 ml
C
500 ml
D
75 ml
Question 2
Which of the following drugs are not compatible when taking Probanthine?
A
NSAID
B
Caffeine
C
Acetaminophen
D
Alcohol
Question 3
What should the nurse tell clients when taking Probanthine-
A
Avoid hot weathers to prevent heat strokes
B
Avoid cold weathers to prevent hypothermia
C
Never swim on a chlorinated pool
D
Make sure you limit your fluid intake to 1L a day
Question 4
Which of the following immunoglobulin are responsible for anaphylactic reactions?
A
IgA
B
IgE
C
IgM
D
IgG
Question 5
Which of the following conditions is caused by elevated intra ocular pressure?
A
Myopia.
B
Strabismus
C
Glaucoma
D
Cataract
Question 6
The fundamental aim of plastic and reconstructive surgery is to:
A
Enhance self-esteem
B
Regain movement
C
Prevent infection
D
Provide restoration of function and aesthetic form
Question 7
The procedures, techniques and principles of cosmetic surgery concentrate on:
A
Enhancing a person's status
B
Restoring mobility
C
Restoring function
D
Enhancing a person's appearance
Question 8
Rhinoplasty refers to:
A
A tummy tuck
B
A refashioning of the nose
C
Injection of botox
D
Surgical procedure used to augment the breast
Question 9
Mydriatics cause:
A
Constriction of the pupil
B
Dilation of the pupil
C
Anaesthesia
D
Watering of the eye
Question 10
A mastoidectomy is used to:
A
Remove the incus
B
Remove diseased mastoid air cells
C
Correct balance
D
Prevent infection
Question 11
A mastoidectomy can treat complications of:
A
Chronic otitis media
B
Acute otitis media
C
Tinnitus
D
All of the above
Question 12
The key objective in coronary artery bypass graft is to:
A
Relieve pain
B
Improve blood flow and oxygen supply to the lungs
C
Extend life
D
Improve blood flow and oxygen supply to the heart
Question 13
Atrial fibrillation is:
A
A malignant condition
B
A dysrhythmia
C
A type of infection
D
More common in people who are physically active
Question 14
Cardiac valves allow for:
A
One-way, high-resistance blood flow
B
Two-way, low-resistance blood flow
C
One-way, low-resistance blood flow
D
Two-way, high-resistance blood flow
Question 15
The valve most commonly replaced is the:
A
Aortic valve
B
Ileocaecal valve
C
Hydrocephalic valve
D
Pulmonary valve
Question 16
The valve most likely to be repaired is:
A
The mitral valve
B
The aortic valve
C
The pulmonary valve
D
The hydrocephalic valve
Question 17
Varicose veins are more prevalent:
A
In men
B
In women
C
In white men
D
In older people
Question 18
An aneurysm is:
A
A bulging in the wall of a vein
B
A bulging in the weak wall of an artery
C
A bulging in the weak wall of the heart
D
A bulging in the pleural cavity
Question 19
Gynecomastia is known as-
A
Inflammation of skin
B
Hypertrophy of male breast
C
Hypertrophy of female breast
D
Infection of vagina
Question 20
During clotting, the prothrombin is changed to thrombin the presence of ?
A
Calcium iron and Vitamin K
B
Thromboplastin and Vitamin K
C
Calcium ions and fibrogen
D
Calcium ion and thermoplastin
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