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PROPHECY RELIAS EMERGENCY
DEPARTMENT 2026 EXAMPREP PRACTICE
SET SOLUTION QUESTIONS WITH FULL
ANSWERS


◉ Which of the following elevated lab values supports the diagnosis
of congestive heart failure (CHF)? Answer: BNP


◉ A patient presents with blurry vision, seeing floaters and flashes
of light. These are symptoms of Answer: Retinal Detachement


◉ A 53-year-old female with a history of Addison's disease due to an
autoimmune disorder presents with fatigue, generalized weakness,
nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain. Which of the following is
consistent with an adrenal crisis? Answer: Hypotension


◉ Your patient has presented to the emergency department with
pneumonia. You also note an allergy to penicillin. Which of the
following medications would you question if ordered by the
physician? Answer: Ceftriaxone

, ◉ A 55-year-old man presents with left-sided chest pain that began
30 minutes ago during sexual intercourse. The pain radiates to his
left shoulder. Upon initial history intake you learn that he has taken
a phosphodiesterase inhibitor (Viagra) for erectile dysfunction. His
ECG is concerning for STEMI. Which of the following medication
orders should you question if ordered by the provider? Answer:
Nitroglycerin


◉ A 26-year-old woman presents with severe eye pain, photophobia,
and the sensation of sand in her right eye. She is a contact lens
wearer and states that she frequently leaves them in overnight.
Which of the following is indicated for this patient? Answer: Slit
lamp exam using fluorescein staining


◉ A 28-year old male patient presents with severe dysuria and
white, foul smelling drainage from his penis. The symptoms have
lasted about one month and have become progressively worse over
the last few days. On exam, the patient is noted to have a petechial
rash to his bilateral upper extremities. The patient's signs and
symptoms are consistent with which of the following? Answer:
Disseminated gonorrhea


◉ Which of the following would be the FIRST fluid of choice for a
patient in hypovolemic shock secondary to hemorrhaging? Answer:
PRBCs

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