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NU 673 MIDTERM CERTIFICATION EVALUATION
TESTS 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100 PERCENT CORRECT


◉ COPD. Answer: prolonged expiration is common in _______


◉ Pyrexia. Answer: Fever


◉ Hyperpyrexia. Answer: extreme elevation in temp (>106)


◉ auscultory gap. Answer: A silent interval that may be present
between the systolic and diastolic blood pressures; i.e., the sound
disappears for a while, then reappears


◉ somatic pain. Answer: related to tissue damage


◉ neuropathic pain. Answer: resulting from direct trauma to the
peripheral or central nervous system


◉ psychogenic pain. Answer: relates to factors that influence the
patient's report of pain

,◉ idiopathic pain. Answer: no identifiable cause of pain


◉ primary headaches. Answer: include migraine, tension, cluster
and chronic daily headaches


◉ secondary headaches. Answer: arise from underlying structural,
systemic, or infectious causes such as meningitis or subarachnoid
hemorrhage and maybe life-threatening.


◉ hyperopia. Answer: farsightedness


◉ myopia. Answer: nearsightedness


◉ presbyopia. Answer: aging vision


◉ acute sinusitis. Answer: leaning forward may increase pain in_____


◉ scotomas. Answer: lesions in the retina or visual pathway (fixed
defects)


◉ detachment of the vitreous body from the retina. Answer: flashing
lights with new vitreous floaters

, ◉ Diplopia. Answer: seen in lesions in the brainstem or cerebellum
and with weakness or paralysis of one or more extraocular muscles


◉ primary open angle glaucoma. Answer: gradual loss of vision in
the peripheral visual fields resulting from loss of retinal ganglion
cells axons.


◉ Sjogren syndrome. Answer: dryness from impaired secretion


◉ miosis. Answer: constriction of pupils


◉ mydriasis. Answer: dilation of pupils


◉ conductive hearing loss. Answer: Hearing disorders of the
external and middle ear cause _______.


◉ sensorineural hearing loss. Answer: Hearing disorders of the
inner ear cause _____.


◉ Exostoses. Answer: Nontender nodular swellings covered by
normal skin deep in the ear canals; these are nonmalignant growths
which obscure the ear drum.


◉ impaired ear

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