CMSRN COMPREHENSIVE EXAM TEST BANK EXAM
2026/2027 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND STUDY GUIDE
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A child could be at risk of developing priapism due to :
A. Sickle Cell Disease
B. Hypotension
C. A particular injury
D. ADD medication use
A. Sickle Cell Anemia
Although the condition is more prominent among adults, a child could
develop the issue due to the blood cells sticking in varying parts of the
body. The cells may stay in the penile are, thus triggering priaprism
Which of these tests is not necessary for a patient who have a
pulmonary embolism?
A. An echocardiogram
B. X-Ray
C. An Arterial blood gas draw
D. A ventilation perfusion scan
D. An echocardiogram
An echocardiogram is not necessary for a PE diagnosis. The
echocardiogram will assess the heart. The other treatments are suitable
,What is a sign of fat embolism?
A. Reduced serum lipase levels?
B. Reduced erythrocyte sedimentation
C. Reduced platelet totals
D. Elevated calcium levels
C. Reduced platelet totals
Fatty acids make it harder for platelets to form
What can happen in a patient's blood stream after an injury?
A. A reduced red blood cell total
B. An increased white blood cell total
C. Elevated platelets
D. No real change
A. reduced red blood cell total
It is unclear why patients experience this drop
, A patient develops a fever about a week after a surgical procedure. All
but which of the following conditions will trigger the fever?
A. A line infection
B. A urinary tract infection
C. Deep vein thrombosis
D. An infection in the wound
A. A line infection. A line infection is generally not a common cause of
post-operative fever within one week of surgery. A mnemonic for
remembering the common causes of post-operative fever is the five
Ws: wind (atelectasis, aspiration, pneumonia), water (urinary tract
infection), walking (deep vein thrombus), wound (wound infection), what
the physician caused (drug fever, line infection). Wind is most likely to
cause a fever POD 1-2, water is most likely to cause a fever POD 3-5,
walking is the most likely to cause a fever POD 5-7, wound is the most
likely cause POD 5-9, and complications caused by the physician most
likely cause a fever after the first week of surgery
Is it appropriate to provide a person who is grieving after a family
member's antidepressants?
A. Yes
B. No
C. Depends on the patient's response
D. Based on the patient's preference
B. No
2026/2027 PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND STUDY GUIDE
COMPLETE ACCCURATE EXAM REAL QUESTIONS WITH
WELL ELABORATED SOLUTIONS AND DETAILED
RATIONALES (100% CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS)
LATEST UPDATE
A child could be at risk of developing priapism due to :
A. Sickle Cell Disease
B. Hypotension
C. A particular injury
D. ADD medication use
A. Sickle Cell Anemia
Although the condition is more prominent among adults, a child could
develop the issue due to the blood cells sticking in varying parts of the
body. The cells may stay in the penile are, thus triggering priaprism
Which of these tests is not necessary for a patient who have a
pulmonary embolism?
A. An echocardiogram
B. X-Ray
C. An Arterial blood gas draw
D. A ventilation perfusion scan
D. An echocardiogram
An echocardiogram is not necessary for a PE diagnosis. The
echocardiogram will assess the heart. The other treatments are suitable
,What is a sign of fat embolism?
A. Reduced serum lipase levels?
B. Reduced erythrocyte sedimentation
C. Reduced platelet totals
D. Elevated calcium levels
C. Reduced platelet totals
Fatty acids make it harder for platelets to form
What can happen in a patient's blood stream after an injury?
A. A reduced red blood cell total
B. An increased white blood cell total
C. Elevated platelets
D. No real change
A. reduced red blood cell total
It is unclear why patients experience this drop
, A patient develops a fever about a week after a surgical procedure. All
but which of the following conditions will trigger the fever?
A. A line infection
B. A urinary tract infection
C. Deep vein thrombosis
D. An infection in the wound
A. A line infection. A line infection is generally not a common cause of
post-operative fever within one week of surgery. A mnemonic for
remembering the common causes of post-operative fever is the five
Ws: wind (atelectasis, aspiration, pneumonia), water (urinary tract
infection), walking (deep vein thrombus), wound (wound infection), what
the physician caused (drug fever, line infection). Wind is most likely to
cause a fever POD 1-2, water is most likely to cause a fever POD 3-5,
walking is the most likely to cause a fever POD 5-7, wound is the most
likely cause POD 5-9, and complications caused by the physician most
likely cause a fever after the first week of surgery
Is it appropriate to provide a person who is grieving after a family
member's antidepressants?
A. Yes
B. No
C. Depends on the patient's response
D. Based on the patient's preference
B. No
