CARN AP EXAM (ACTUAL EXAM) WITH
CORRECT QUESTIONS AND WELL ANSWERED
ANSWERS LATEST WELL GRADED A+
Terms in this set (208)
One of the most common adverse chronic
effects seen in patients with ______
alcoholism is alcoholic neuropathy.
Sensory symptoms often present early
_____ in alcoholic neuropathy. The numbness
first clue may be _____ on the soles
followed by dysesthesia on the feet.
Activation of the sympathetic elevated
system by LSD causes: tachy
- _______ blood pressure elevated
- piloerection dilation
- _____cardia
- __________ body temperature
- pupillary _______
,________- is known to cause vivid LSD
hallucinations with bright colors
and geometric objects.
Flashbacks are associated with ______ LSD
use
A 25-year-old female is being Discontinue bupropion only.
admitted to a residential treatment
facility for alcohol use disorder. Her
last drink was 12 hours ago. On
admission, medication
reconciliation is performed and it is
discovered she is taking bupropion
for smoking cessation, sertraline for
depression, and ibuprofen as
needed for headaches. Which of
the following is the most
appropriate recommendation
regarding the patient's medications
at this time?
Bupropion can only be orally.
administered _____ seizure
Injection of dissolved bupropion
can result in ____ and death
Bupropion should be used with - CVD
caution in patients with: - HTN
- CAD
Cognitive-behavioral groups are beliefs and perceptions
useful for changing what?
, This questionnaire is an The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
introspective self-report assessment
questionnaire claiming to indicate
psychological preferences in how
people make decisions and
perceive the world around them.
Routine urine screens do not detect synthetic
- ______ cannabinoids MDMA
- _______ ecstasy
- _______ opioids
- chemical variants of ______ PCP
- _____
Positive drug screens in patients metabolites
without clinical symptoms may
reflect the detection of ________ and
previous use
What is the name of an acute Wernicke encephalopathy (WE)
neurological condition
characterized by a clinical triad of:
1. ophthalmoparesis with nystagmus
2. gait ataxia
3. confusion
CORRECT QUESTIONS AND WELL ANSWERED
ANSWERS LATEST WELL GRADED A+
Terms in this set (208)
One of the most common adverse chronic
effects seen in patients with ______
alcoholism is alcoholic neuropathy.
Sensory symptoms often present early
_____ in alcoholic neuropathy. The numbness
first clue may be _____ on the soles
followed by dysesthesia on the feet.
Activation of the sympathetic elevated
system by LSD causes: tachy
- _______ blood pressure elevated
- piloerection dilation
- _____cardia
- __________ body temperature
- pupillary _______
,________- is known to cause vivid LSD
hallucinations with bright colors
and geometric objects.
Flashbacks are associated with ______ LSD
use
A 25-year-old female is being Discontinue bupropion only.
admitted to a residential treatment
facility for alcohol use disorder. Her
last drink was 12 hours ago. On
admission, medication
reconciliation is performed and it is
discovered she is taking bupropion
for smoking cessation, sertraline for
depression, and ibuprofen as
needed for headaches. Which of
the following is the most
appropriate recommendation
regarding the patient's medications
at this time?
Bupropion can only be orally.
administered _____ seizure
Injection of dissolved bupropion
can result in ____ and death
Bupropion should be used with - CVD
caution in patients with: - HTN
- CAD
Cognitive-behavioral groups are beliefs and perceptions
useful for changing what?
, This questionnaire is an The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
introspective self-report assessment
questionnaire claiming to indicate
psychological preferences in how
people make decisions and
perceive the world around them.
Routine urine screens do not detect synthetic
- ______ cannabinoids MDMA
- _______ ecstasy
- _______ opioids
- chemical variants of ______ PCP
- _____
Positive drug screens in patients metabolites
without clinical symptoms may
reflect the detection of ________ and
previous use
What is the name of an acute Wernicke encephalopathy (WE)
neurological condition
characterized by a clinical triad of:
1. ophthalmoparesis with nystagmus
2. gait ataxia
3. confusion
