IUPUI EXAM BUNDLE 2026 | ANATOMY | PHYSIOLOGY |
COMPLETE EXAMS | INDIANA UNIVERSITY PURDUE
UNIVERSITY INDIANAPOLIS (IUPUI) EXAM (LATEST) || MOST
RECENT EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
while receiving tpa, what would warrant for you to stop the medication
-ANSWERS-change in mental status
positive babinski in adult represents -ANSWERS-abnormal finding
most improtant part of nuero check -ANSWERS-evaluating LOC
DKA sx -ANSWERS-fruity breath, deep and rapid breathing
sx of hypoglycemia -ANSWERS-weakness, headache, diaphoresis
what would you NOT give to someone in DKA coma -ANSWERS-
dextrose
DM acutely ill require __ insulin dose -ANSWERS-higher dose of insluin
, psychophyisoligc stress response fro acute illness and being in an icu
can result in decrease -ANSWERS-urine output
NPH - when would you expect an insulin reaction to occur -ANSWERS-1-
2 hours (NOT 3-4)
patient with ET tube audbily speaks - what do you do? -ANSWERS-check
cuff
Pt post op craniotomy fasting bs of 100, extreme thirst and urine
output greater than 1000mls over two hours, suspect -ANSWERS-DI
150 pound person normal urine out put -ANSWERS-30
practices to decrease catheter associated urinary tract infection does
not include which of the following -ANSWERS-d/c enterla tube feeing if
diarrhea occurs
pt has acute renal failure. Medications that are normally excreted
through the kidneys will be? -ANSWERS-decrease in dosage (NOT D/C)
enteral feeding in acute renal failure commonly includes -ANSWERS-
restricted protein, low potassium, low sodium
COMPLETE EXAMS | INDIANA UNIVERSITY PURDUE
UNIVERSITY INDIANAPOLIS (IUPUI) EXAM (LATEST) || MOST
RECENT EXAM 2026|2027 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ |
while receiving tpa, what would warrant for you to stop the medication
-ANSWERS-change in mental status
positive babinski in adult represents -ANSWERS-abnormal finding
most improtant part of nuero check -ANSWERS-evaluating LOC
DKA sx -ANSWERS-fruity breath, deep and rapid breathing
sx of hypoglycemia -ANSWERS-weakness, headache, diaphoresis
what would you NOT give to someone in DKA coma -ANSWERS-
dextrose
DM acutely ill require __ insulin dose -ANSWERS-higher dose of insluin
, psychophyisoligc stress response fro acute illness and being in an icu
can result in decrease -ANSWERS-urine output
NPH - when would you expect an insulin reaction to occur -ANSWERS-1-
2 hours (NOT 3-4)
patient with ET tube audbily speaks - what do you do? -ANSWERS-check
cuff
Pt post op craniotomy fasting bs of 100, extreme thirst and urine
output greater than 1000mls over two hours, suspect -ANSWERS-DI
150 pound person normal urine out put -ANSWERS-30
practices to decrease catheter associated urinary tract infection does
not include which of the following -ANSWERS-d/c enterla tube feeing if
diarrhea occurs
pt has acute renal failure. Medications that are normally excreted
through the kidneys will be? -ANSWERS-decrease in dosage (NOT D/C)
enteral feeding in acute renal failure commonly includes -ANSWERS-
restricted protein, low potassium, low sodium
