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EXAM NR 566 LATEST UPDATED REAL EXAM
2026 2027 WITH 100 COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES
GRADED A+




1. A patient taking lisinopril develops a persistent dry cough. What is the mechanism?



Answer: Accumulation of bradykinin

Rationale: ACE inhibitors block bradykinin breakdown, leading to cough



2. Which antihypertensive is contraindicated in pregnancy?



Answer: Losartan

Rationale: ARBs cause fetal renal damage and are teratogenic



3. First-line treatment for acute anaphylaxis?



Answer: Epinephrine IM

Rationale: Epinephrine reverses bronchoconstriction and hypotension

,4. Which drug class improves survival in heart failure?



Answer: Beta blockers

Rationale: They reduce sympathetic overactivation and cardiac remodeling



5. Metformin is contraindicated in which condition?



Answer: Severe renal impairment

Rationale: Increased risk of lactic acidosis



6. Which insulin has the fastest onset?



Answer: Insulin lispro

Rationale: Rapid-acting insulin begins working within 15 minutes



7. What adverse effect is associated with statins?



Answer: Myopathy

Rationale: Statins can cause muscle breakdown and elevated CK



8. Warfarin therapy is monitored using which lab?



Answer: INR

Rationale: INR standardizes prothrombin time measurement

, 9. Which antibiotic covers MRSA?



Answer: Vancomycin

Rationale: Effective against gram-positive resistant organisms



10. A patient on digoxin develops nausea and halos. What is suspected?



Answer: Digoxin toxicity

Rationale: Visual changes and GI symptoms are classic signs



11. Preferred beta blocker for heart failure?



Answer: Carvedilol

Rationale: Provides beta and alpha blockade with mortality benefit



12. Which drug causes hyperkalemia?



Answer: Spironolactone

Rationale: Potassium-sparing diuretic



13. First-line drug for neuropathic pain?



Answer: Gabapentin

Rationale: Modulates calcium channels in nerve signaling



14. Which asthma medication is for acute relief?

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