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CDCA – OSCE Exam Questions With Verified Solutions ***Nifedepine causes: - answergingival hyperplasia ***What type of drug is Nifedepine? - answerCa-Channel Blocker ***Large space b/w 11 & 12: what to do? - answerLEAVE IT ALONE Papilloma - answerIdentify this lesion how to treat mucocele? - answerexcise with salivary gland remnants ***Problem with resin bonded bridges most commonly? - answerdebonding ***Hep A - after how long is it fine to treat dental again? - answer1 week ***What to...

CDCA – OSCE Exam Questions With Verified Solutions ***Nifedepine causes: - answergingival hyperplasia ***What type of drug is Nifedepine? - answerCa-Channel Blocker ***Large space b/w 11 & 12: what to do? - answerLEAVE IT ALONE Papilloma - answerIdentify this lesion how to treat mucocele? - answerexcise with salivary gland remnants ***Problem with resin bonded bridges most commonly? - answerdebonding ***Hep A - after how long is it fine to treat dental again? - answer1 week ***What to...

Blue Trash Bags PHI (Personal Health Information) and PII (Personally Identifiable Information)- name, address, DOB, social security number, prescription number, and any medical information PII Personally Identifiable Information PHI Personal Health Information Green Trash Bags Empty amber viles, prescription bottles, and boxes. Clear Bags Regular garbage. HIPAA A privacy act that helps maintain privacy and security of the PHI of patients. DAW Codes Dispense as Written. 3 main codes...

History & Physical/Dermatology A patient presents with a rash, characterized by red macules and edematous papules with a clearing center. This best describes which of the following? Answers A. erythema marginatum B. erythema multiforme C. varicella D. impetigo Explanations (u) A. Erythema marginatum is associated with rheumatic fever and is characterized by macular to maculopapular lesions. A clearing center is not found in the rash. (c) B. Target lesions, also termed iris lesions, are ...

M3 FINAL COACHING EXAM - Questions and Answers (Complete Solutions) MCDL A. 1450 B. 1550 C. 1600 D. 1650 A medication order for a 10-month old infant weighing 8 kg calls for 800 μg Furosemide papertabs. The available preparation of the drug in the pharmacy is 40 mg. The average weight of the tablet is 80 mg. How many papertabs can the pharmacist prepare from one tablet? A. 50 pptabs B. 75 pptabs C. 100 pptabs D. 125 pptabs Concentration expression most commonly used for suspensions A. %w/v B....

TMC 9th Edition Bank NBRC 460 Q&A 2023 update TMC 9th Edition Bank NBRC 460 Q&A 2023 update 1. Disadvantages of noninvasive ventilation include which one of the follow- ing? A. costs more than invasive ventilation B. requires heavy patient sedation C. limits direct access to lower airway D. increases the likelihood of VAP: Disadvantages of noninvasive ventilation (NPPV) include the following: it can only be used in cooperative patients; it does not provide direct airway access (th...

NUR 201 GI Exam Questions And Answers Rated A+ 2024. What are the labs associated with CRC? - correct answer. -Hgb & Hct are *decreased* due to intermittent bleeding associated with the tumor (may be the *first indication of a tumor* in some patients) -if spread to liver, *liver enzymes are elevated* -FOBT (if positive = GI bleeding) -*CEA* elevated in CRC (tumor marker - may be elevated in other benign or malignant diseases & in smokers as well, so is *not a diagnosis*)...

TMC 9th Edition Bank NBRC 460 Q&A 2023 update TMC 9th Edition Bank NBRC 460 Q&A 2023 update 1. Disadvantages of noninvasive ventilation include which one of the follow- ing? A. costs more than invasive ventilation B. requires heavy patient sedation C. limits direct access to lower airway D. increases the likelihood of VAP: Disadvantages of noninvasive ventilation (NPPV) include the following: it can only be used in cooperative patients; it does not provide direct airway access (th...

Amnesia preceded by epigastric sensation and fear are associated with electrical abnormality where? Temporal lobe Memory loss pattern in dissociative amnesia Memory loss occurs for a discrete period of time Amnesia characterized by loss of memory of events that occur after onset of etiologic condition or agent Anterograde What psychoactive drug produces amnesia? Alcohol Visual problem in pituitary tumor compressing optic chiasm Bitemporal Hemianopsia 32 y/o pt 1-month history of worsening h...

Medical Assistant Certification Review Questions With Answers standard universal precautions - ANS is treating all patients as if they are capable of transmitting diseases. warfarin - ANS a blood thinner. electrical force - ANS the ECG term vector refers to antitussive - ANS is a drug used to suppress coughing. (CBC) - ANS is a blood test done in a lavender tube which has an additive called EDTA. the fastest pulse rate - ANS infants have dermis & epidermis...