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Exam IV iClicker Nurs 3100
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Exam IV iClicker Nurs 3100Based on the characteristics of normal renal function, a patient with significant renal
disease would likely have which of the following conditions?
Select all that apply
1. Osteoporosis
2. Anemia
3. Hypertension
4. Hypernatremia - ANS-1. Osteoporosis
2. Anemia
3. Hypertension
Identify which pH is acidotic:
1. 7.25
2. 7.47
3. 7.62
4. 7.32 - ANS-1. 7.25
4. 7.32
Identify which pH is alkalotic:
1. 7.25
2. 7.47
3. 7.62
4. 7.32 - ANS-2. 7.47
3. 7.62
Indicate which of the following is intake
Select all that apply
1. G-tube formula
2. IV fluid
3. Emesis
4. Diarrhea - ANS-1. G-tube formula
2. IV fluid
Indicate which of the following is output:
1. G-tube formula
2. IV fluid
3. Emesis
4. Diarrhea - ANS-3. Emesis
, 4. Diarrhea
Interpreting a lipid profile, what value represents cholesterol?
1. HDL
2. Total cholesterol
3. LDL
4. Triglycerides - ANS-3. LDL
Short of a cardiac catheterization, what is the best way to determine if a patient has
CAD?
1. EKG
2. Echocardiogram
3. Stress test
4. Complete patient history - ANS-4. Complete patient history
What do enoxaparin and heparin have in common?
1. Both are administered intravenously
2. Both are administered orally
3. Both may be used in pregnant women
4. Both have a Black Box warning for spinal/epidural hemaotomas
5. None of the above - ANS-3. Both may be used in pregnant women
What do enoxaparin and heparin have in common?
1. Both are administered intravenously
2. Both are administered orally
3. Both may be used in pregnant women
4. Both have a Black Box warning for spinal/epidural hematoma
5. None of the above - ANS-3. Both may be used in pregnant women
What do most medications for dysrhythmia have in common?
Select all that apply
1. Their mechanism of action involves electrolytes
2. They have many significant drug-drug and drug-food interactions
3. They are also used as topical anesthetics
4. Their mechanism of action affects beta adrenergic receptors - ANS-1. Their
mechanism of action involves electrolytes
2. They have many significant drug-drug and drug-food interactions
What is the most common cause of heart failure?
1. Uncontrolled diabetes
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