PN 4006 ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉ the most common electrolyte imbalance
Answer: hypokalemia (potassium)
◉ dependent edema
Answer: edema in areas most affected by gravity (feet, ankles,
buttocks)
◉ Hypoxemia
Answer: decrease in oxygen in the blood
◉ Bronchoscopy
Answer: obtaining a lung biopsy or sputum culture to diagnose, treat
or evaluate lung disease
◉ Ventilation
Answer: the actual movement of air in & out of the lungs
, ◉ Perfusion
Answer: the process which the cardiovascular system pumps blood
throughout the lungs
◉ Diffusion
Answer: the spontaneous movement of gases, without the use of any
energy or effort by the body, between the alveoli and the capillaries
in the lungs
◉ initial S&S of a blood transfusion reaction
Answer: restlessness, back pain, fever & chills
◉ atrial dysrhythmias can be caused by
Answer: caffeine, metabolic disorders, hyperthyroidism
◉ variant angina
Answer: caused by coronary artery spasm
◉ Atrial flutter
Answer: dysrhythmia described as saw tooth on the ECG
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉ the most common electrolyte imbalance
Answer: hypokalemia (potassium)
◉ dependent edema
Answer: edema in areas most affected by gravity (feet, ankles,
buttocks)
◉ Hypoxemia
Answer: decrease in oxygen in the blood
◉ Bronchoscopy
Answer: obtaining a lung biopsy or sputum culture to diagnose, treat
or evaluate lung disease
◉ Ventilation
Answer: the actual movement of air in & out of the lungs
, ◉ Perfusion
Answer: the process which the cardiovascular system pumps blood
throughout the lungs
◉ Diffusion
Answer: the spontaneous movement of gases, without the use of any
energy or effort by the body, between the alveoli and the capillaries
in the lungs
◉ initial S&S of a blood transfusion reaction
Answer: restlessness, back pain, fever & chills
◉ atrial dysrhythmias can be caused by
Answer: caffeine, metabolic disorders, hyperthyroidism
◉ variant angina
Answer: caused by coronary artery spasm
◉ Atrial flutter
Answer: dysrhythmia described as saw tooth on the ECG