DO27 COMPREHENSIVE TEST BANK EXAM 2025-2026
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A six-month-old female 100%
infant with failure to
thrive comes in to the
office with her parents. It
is noticed upon exam that
the patient has facial
deformities and is
jaundiced. A complete
blood count (CBC) is
ordered, which reveals
anemia. When that
patient's blood is
examined under a
microscope, the red blood
cells appear small and
abnormally shaped. A
mutational analysis is
ordered, and alpha
thalassemia is diagnosed.
What is the likelihood of
incidence of these
parent's future children
having alpha
thalassemia?
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A 23-year-old woman A genetic or a carrier test
comes in for prenatal
counseling. While
completing her family
history, she reports her
brother has cystic fibrosis.
She does not know if she is a
carrier. She asks if her
children will be affected by
the disease.
What is an accurate way to
determine the likelihood of
this patient's children
being affected?
A 31-year-old man comes kleinfelters
into the office for an exam.
He is 6' 5 " with a high-
pitched voice, and he has a
moderate degree of mental
impairment. It is
discovered upon exam that
his body hair is sparse, his
testes are small, and he
has gynecomastia.
Which genetic disorder
should this patient be
tested for?
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A 64-year-old male truck Doppler U/S
driver comes in
complaining of pain in his
lower left calf. He states he
drives eight to ten hours
per day. Upon exam,
swelling and mottled
coloring are noted in the
patient's calf. A D- dimer
test is ordered and comes
back positive.
Which additional test should
be ordered to confirm a
diagnosis in this patient?
A 54-year-old man comes Completing an ambulatory blood pressure assessment
into a clinic for a routine
visit. His initial BP is 148/92.
After a recheck 15 minutes
later, his BP is 140/90.
He states he suffers from
"white coat hypertension."
He states he has no history
of high blood pressure
and no family history of
high blood pressure.
Which nursing intervention
would assist this patient in
receiving a clinical
diagnosis of hypertension?
A 58-year-old woman Lupus
comes in complaining of
retrosternal chest pain,
worsening with recumbent
position. She states she
has had a low-grade fever
for two days. Upon exam,
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the patient has a friction
rub. An EKG reveals sinus
tachycardia with
inflammatory changes. An
ultrasound is performed,
and she is diagnosed with
an acute pericarditis.
Which condition would make
pericarditis more likely in
this patient?
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