Rosh PANCE Exam Prep and Smarty PANCE 225 Question Practice Test
1. Drug used to treat bed wetting -Anticholinergics = Imipramine
2. What condition is most likely to develop into a Pertussis
persistent cough in the adult patient?
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3. Facial sutures are placed for 3-4 days
4. Scalp sutures are placed for 5-7 days
5. Trunk sutures are placed for 6-8 days
6. Sutures on the extremity are placed for 7-14 days
*Can stay for longer periods of
time if the area is under maximal
tension
7. Cavitary lesions involving the upper lobes indi- Tuberculosis
cates
8. What is the recommended method for screening 50 gram glucose load followed by
pregnant women for gestational diabetes? a blood sugar in 1 hour
*Normal = <140
9. Which immunoglobulin is the first to respond IgM
during the primary immune response for a gram
positive bacterial infection?
10. What immunoglobulin responds during the sec- IgG
ondary exposure
11. Which immunoglobulin responds during an aller- IgE
gic response and during a parasitic infection?
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1. Drug used to treat bed wetting -Anticholinergics = Imipramine
2. What condition is most likely to develop into a Pertussis
persistent cough in the adult patient?
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14
, Rosh PANCE Exam Prep and Smarty PANCE 225 Question Practice Test
3. Facial sutures are placed for 3-4 days
4. Scalp sutures are placed for 5-7 days
5. Trunk sutures are placed for 6-8 days
6. Sutures on the extremity are placed for 7-14 days
*Can stay for longer periods of
time if the area is under maximal
tension
7. Cavitary lesions involving the upper lobes indi- Tuberculosis
cates
8. What is the recommended method for screening 50 gram glucose load followed by
pregnant women for gestational diabetes? a blood sugar in 1 hour
*Normal = <140
9. Which immunoglobulin is the first to respond IgM
during the primary immune response for a gram
positive bacterial infection?
10. What immunoglobulin responds during the sec- IgG
ondary exposure
11. Which immunoglobulin responds during an aller- IgE
gic response and during a parasitic infection?
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