UNFOLDING REASONING COMPREHENSIVE
TEST 2026 STUDY GUIDE SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ Cirrhosis. Answer: Liver disease present in the patient's history
◉ ETOH abuse. Answer: Alcohol abuse mentioned in the patient's
history
◉ Bright red blood. Answer: Description of the blood vomited by the
patient
◉ Sinus tachycardia. Answer: Heart rate of 128 beats per minute,
indicating tachycardia
◉ Depression. Answer: Mental health condition mentioned in the
patient's social history
◉ Ibuprofen. Answer: Medication taken daily for chronic back pain
◉ Lethargic. Answer: State of being drowsy and sluggish
, ◉ Capillary refill. Answer: Assessment of circulatory status, taking
1-2 seconds in this case
◉ O2 sat. Answer: Oxygen saturation level of 95% on room air
◉ Neutrophil %. Answer: Percentage of neutrophils in the complete
blood count, high at 75%
◉ Hemoglobin. Answer: Blood component with a low level of 5.5
g/dL in the lab results
◉ Potassium. Answer: Electrolyte with a level of 4.8 mEq/L in the
basic metabolic panel
◉ Glucose. Answer: Blood sugar level of 145 mg/dL in the basic
metabolic panel
◉ Creatinine. Answer: Kidney function marker with a level of 1.9
mg/dL in the basic metabolic panel
◉ Magnesium. Answer: Electrolyte with a low level of 1.3 mEq/L in
the miscellaneous labs
TEST 2026 STUDY GUIDE SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉ Cirrhosis. Answer: Liver disease present in the patient's history
◉ ETOH abuse. Answer: Alcohol abuse mentioned in the patient's
history
◉ Bright red blood. Answer: Description of the blood vomited by the
patient
◉ Sinus tachycardia. Answer: Heart rate of 128 beats per minute,
indicating tachycardia
◉ Depression. Answer: Mental health condition mentioned in the
patient's social history
◉ Ibuprofen. Answer: Medication taken daily for chronic back pain
◉ Lethargic. Answer: State of being drowsy and sluggish
, ◉ Capillary refill. Answer: Assessment of circulatory status, taking
1-2 seconds in this case
◉ O2 sat. Answer: Oxygen saturation level of 95% on room air
◉ Neutrophil %. Answer: Percentage of neutrophils in the complete
blood count, high at 75%
◉ Hemoglobin. Answer: Blood component with a low level of 5.5
g/dL in the lab results
◉ Potassium. Answer: Electrolyte with a level of 4.8 mEq/L in the
basic metabolic panel
◉ Glucose. Answer: Blood sugar level of 145 mg/dL in the basic
metabolic panel
◉ Creatinine. Answer: Kidney function marker with a level of 1.9
mg/dL in the basic metabolic panel
◉ Magnesium. Answer: Electrolyte with a low level of 1.3 mEq/L in
the miscellaneous labs
