Practice Questions | Graded A+
1. If a child is diagnosed with a congenital disorder that does not present symptoms at
birth, what implications might this have for their long-term health monitoring?
The child will be cured by early intervention.
The child will only need assessments during adolescence.
The child will not need any further medical evaluations.
The child may require ongoing assessments to identify potential late-onset
symptoms.
2. What is the ideal body weight for a female who is 5 feet 7 inches tall according to
the height-weight formula?
120 lbs.
145 lbs.
135 lbs.
150 lbs.
3. If a patient presents with amenorrhea and a significant weight loss of over 10% of
their body weight, what should be the primary focus of the medical assessment?
Evaluate for potential hormonal imbalances and nutritional deficiencies.
Focus solely on psychological evaluation.
Conduct a full cardiovascular assessment.
Assess for signs of pregnancy only.
,4. Describe the purpose of pre-medication in the context of painful medical
interventions.
Pre-medication is administered to improve the effectiveness of anesthesia.
Pre-medication is used to alleviate pain or anxiety before a medical procedure.
Pre-medication is given to enhance recovery after surgery.
Pre-medication is used to treat infections during procedures.
5. Which of the following signs/symptoms are often associated with headaches due to
an intracranial tumor? Select only one option.
Hyperreflexia
Pain worse in supine position
Acute onset
Pupillary constriction
6. Describe the difference between the roles of a mammogram and an ultrasound in
breast health.
Both are used for screening only.
A mammogram is used for treatment, while an ultrasound is used for
monitoring.
A mammogram is primarily used for screening, while an ultrasound is used for
diagnosis.
Both are used for diagnosis only.
7. Asking a patient to explain proverbs and similarities is a test of which of the
following:
, Thought and perceptions
Insight
Abstract thinking
Cognitive function
8. Transfer to a burn center in children <___ years and adults >___ years
10,40
12,50
10,50
12,40
9. Why might midcycle spotting occur in a patient taking Ortho-Novum 7/7/7, and
how should it be interpreted?
Midcycle spotting is a sign that the contraceptive is ineffective.
Midcycle spotting can occur due to hormonal fluctuations and is often
considered normal.
Midcycle spotting indicates a serious health issue that requires immediate
attention.
Midcycle spotting is a common side effect of all contraceptives.
10. How long do migraines classically present as moderate to severe head pain?
1-4 days
1-4 hours
, 8 hours - 4 days
4-72 hours
11. What is the primary visual impairment associated with macular degeneration?
Complete blindness
Inability to see colors
Loss of peripheral vision
Difficulty seeing objects in the center of the visual field
12. Describe the significance of diagnosing primary amenorrhea in adolescents and its
potential implications for health.
It is only important if the individual is sexually active.
Diagnosing primary amenorrhea is significant as it may indicate underlying
health issues that require medical attention.
Primary amenorrhea is not a concern and usually resolves on its own.
Primary amenorrhea is a common condition that does not require treatment.
13. What is the medical term for a condition where the bowel is twisted?
Diverticulitis
Hernia
Volvulus
Appendicitis
14. The nurse is assessing which of the following when he asks the client to interpret a
common proverb?
Concrete thinking