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ADVANCED HEALTH ASSESSMENT EXAM 3 NEWEST 2026/2027
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 150 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+ ||SURE PASS!!!
Which is a non-pruritic swelling involving loose connective
tissue, typically on the face?
A. Urticaria
B. Angioedema
C. Erythema
D. Anaphylaxis - ANSWER-B. Angioedema
What is a defining characteristic of allergic rhinitis (hay fever)?
A. T-cell involvement
B. IgG-mediated immune response
C. Sudden release of histamine
D. Vascular occlusion - ANSWER-C. Sudden release of histamine
Which drug is used to treat refractory bronchospasm during
anaphylaxis?
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A. Isoproterenol
B. Dopamine
C. Albuterol
D. Atropine - ANSWER-A. Isoproterenol
What volume of fluid expansion is recommended for
anaphylactic shock?
A. 5-10 mL
B. 10-25 mL/kg
C. 30-50 mL/kg
D. 100-150 mL/kg - ANSWER-B. 10-25 mL/kg
Which of the following statements about latex allergy is true?
A. Only causes contact dermatitis
B. Can trigger both Type I and Type IV reactions
C. Is IgG-mediated only
D. Primarily affects the gastrointestinal system - ANSWER-B. Can
trigger both Type I and Type IV reactions
Which of the following is a hallmark of dermographism?
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A. Painful swelling upon cold exposure
B. Rapid onset of airway obstruction
C. Hives forming after skin rubbing
D. Persistent hypotension - ANSWER-C. Hives forming after skin
rubbing
What is the recommended infusion method for antibiotics such
as clindamycin to avoid adverse effects?
A. Bolus injection over 2 minutes
B. Slow IV push over 30 minutes
C. Direct injection without dilution
D. Diluted infusion over 10 minutes - ANSWER-D. Diluted
infusion over 10 minutes
Which neuromuscular blocking agent should be avoided in
latex-sensitive patients?
A. Atracurium
B. Succinylcholine
C. Vecuronium
D. Rocuronium - ANSWER-A. Atracurium
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What is an antigen?
A. A cell that attacks pathogens
B. A molecule capable of stimulating an immune response upon
exposure
C. A substance that destroys immune cells
D. A protein produced by mast cells - ANSWER-B. A molecule
capable of stimulating an immune response upon exposure
What safety concern is associated with accidental epinephrine
injection into the hand?
A. Neurological deficits
B. Blood clot formation
C. Tissue ischemia
D. Systemic hypotension - ANSWER-C. Tissue ischemia
Which immune component binds specifically to an antigen like
a "lock and key"?
A. Mast cell
B. Complement proteins
ADVANCED HEALTH ASSESSMENT EXAM 3 NEWEST 2026/2027
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 150 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+ ||SURE PASS!!!
Which is a non-pruritic swelling involving loose connective
tissue, typically on the face?
A. Urticaria
B. Angioedema
C. Erythema
D. Anaphylaxis - ANSWER-B. Angioedema
What is a defining characteristic of allergic rhinitis (hay fever)?
A. T-cell involvement
B. IgG-mediated immune response
C. Sudden release of histamine
D. Vascular occlusion - ANSWER-C. Sudden release of histamine
Which drug is used to treat refractory bronchospasm during
anaphylaxis?
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A. Isoproterenol
B. Dopamine
C. Albuterol
D. Atropine - ANSWER-A. Isoproterenol
What volume of fluid expansion is recommended for
anaphylactic shock?
A. 5-10 mL
B. 10-25 mL/kg
C. 30-50 mL/kg
D. 100-150 mL/kg - ANSWER-B. 10-25 mL/kg
Which of the following statements about latex allergy is true?
A. Only causes contact dermatitis
B. Can trigger both Type I and Type IV reactions
C. Is IgG-mediated only
D. Primarily affects the gastrointestinal system - ANSWER-B. Can
trigger both Type I and Type IV reactions
Which of the following is a hallmark of dermographism?
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A. Painful swelling upon cold exposure
B. Rapid onset of airway obstruction
C. Hives forming after skin rubbing
D. Persistent hypotension - ANSWER-C. Hives forming after skin
rubbing
What is the recommended infusion method for antibiotics such
as clindamycin to avoid adverse effects?
A. Bolus injection over 2 minutes
B. Slow IV push over 30 minutes
C. Direct injection without dilution
D. Diluted infusion over 10 minutes - ANSWER-D. Diluted
infusion over 10 minutes
Which neuromuscular blocking agent should be avoided in
latex-sensitive patients?
A. Atracurium
B. Succinylcholine
C. Vecuronium
D. Rocuronium - ANSWER-A. Atracurium
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What is an antigen?
A. A cell that attacks pathogens
B. A molecule capable of stimulating an immune response upon
exposure
C. A substance that destroys immune cells
D. A protein produced by mast cells - ANSWER-B. A molecule
capable of stimulating an immune response upon exposure
What safety concern is associated with accidental epinephrine
injection into the hand?
A. Neurological deficits
B. Blood clot formation
C. Tissue ischemia
D. Systemic hypotension - ANSWER-C. Tissue ischemia
Which immune component binds specifically to an antigen like
a "lock and key"?
A. Mast cell
B. Complement proteins
