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NHA baseline test Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
cellulitis
Ans: A bacterial skin infection treated with antibiotics.
basal cell carcinoma
Ans: A waxy bump or sore that won't heal; treated with
excision or cryotherapy.
dermatitis
Ans: Inflammation treated with moisturizers, steroids, and
allergen avoidance.
osteoporosis
Ans: Often none; fractures and back pain in severe cases.
sprain
Ans: Ligament damage with pain and swelling; treated with
R.I.C.E.
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rheumatoid arthritis
Ans: Autoimmune joint disease; treated with meds and
therapy.
gout
Ans: Diagnosed via joint aspiration; treated with meds and
diet.
heart attack
Ans: Chest pain, nausea, sweating; diagnosed with EKG and
treated with meds or surgery.
anemia
Ans: Blood loss, RBC destruction, or hemoglobin issues.
appendicitis
Ans: Inflammation of the appendix; treated with surgery.
kidney stones
Ans: Hydration, pain relief, lithotripsy, or surgery.
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UTI
Ans: Burning urination, urgency, pelvic pain; treated with
antibiotics.
celiac disease
Ans: Immune response to gluten; treated by avoiding gluten.
hypertension
Ans: Repeated high readings; treated with meds and lifestyle
changes.
testicular torsion
Ans: Twisting of testicle; requires emergency surgery.
cells
Ans: Basic units of life.
plasma membrane
Ans: A selective barrier of phospholipids and proteins.
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NHA baseline test Questions and Correct
Answers/ Latest Update / Already Graded
cellulitis
Ans: A bacterial skin infection treated with antibiotics.
basal cell carcinoma
Ans: A waxy bump or sore that won't heal; treated with
excision or cryotherapy.
dermatitis
Ans: Inflammation treated with moisturizers, steroids, and
allergen avoidance.
osteoporosis
Ans: Often none; fractures and back pain in severe cases.
sprain
Ans: Ligament damage with pain and swelling; treated with
R.I.C.E.
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rheumatoid arthritis
Ans: Autoimmune joint disease; treated with meds and
therapy.
gout
Ans: Diagnosed via joint aspiration; treated with meds and
diet.
heart attack
Ans: Chest pain, nausea, sweating; diagnosed with EKG and
treated with meds or surgery.
anemia
Ans: Blood loss, RBC destruction, or hemoglobin issues.
appendicitis
Ans: Inflammation of the appendix; treated with surgery.
kidney stones
Ans: Hydration, pain relief, lithotripsy, or surgery.
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UTI
Ans: Burning urination, urgency, pelvic pain; treated with
antibiotics.
celiac disease
Ans: Immune response to gluten; treated by avoiding gluten.
hypertension
Ans: Repeated high readings; treated with meds and lifestyle
changes.
testicular torsion
Ans: Twisting of testicle; requires emergency surgery.
cells
Ans: Basic units of life.
plasma membrane
Ans: A selective barrier of phospholipids and proteins.
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |