NR565 Actual Questions and Correct Answers
Q1
Which of the following medications would be consid-ered the first line of treatment for a newly
diagnosed Diabetic patient with adequate renal and hepatic func-tion?
Answer: NovoLog Sliding Scale Insulin B: Liraglutide (Victoza)
Q2
The mechanism of action of insulin is best described as
D. Omeprazole
C. sulfonylureas
Answer: Omeprazole
Q3
An 18 year old asthmatic patient reports to their rou-tine annual exam. The patient reports asthma
symp-toms occur 4-5 times a week with once weekly night time exacerbations. The patient is most
likely diag-nosed with
B. Mild-peristant asthma
Intermittent asthma
Mild-peristant asthma
Moderate-persistant asthma
Severe asthma
A 33 year old asthmatic patient reports asthma symp-toms that occur daily with night time
exacerbations occurring 4-5 times a week. The patient is mostly like diagnosed with
Intermittent asthma
Mild-peristant asthma
Moderate-persistant asthma
Severe asthma
In management of asthma, step 1 therapy includes
Increase fluid intake and oxygen as needed
Short-Acting Beta Agonists (SABA) as needed
Inhaled corticosteroids (ICS)
Omalizumab
A 26 year old asthmatic patient reports asthma symp-toms that occur several times a day with nightly
exac-erbations. The patient is mostly like diagnosed with
Intermittent asthma
Mild-peristant asthma
Moderate-persistant asthma
Severe asthma
Answer: Mild-peristant asthma
Q1
Which of the following medications would be consid-ered the first line of treatment for a newly
diagnosed Diabetic patient with adequate renal and hepatic func-tion?
Answer: NovoLog Sliding Scale Insulin B: Liraglutide (Victoza)
Q2
The mechanism of action of insulin is best described as
D. Omeprazole
C. sulfonylureas
Answer: Omeprazole
Q3
An 18 year old asthmatic patient reports to their rou-tine annual exam. The patient reports asthma
symp-toms occur 4-5 times a week with once weekly night time exacerbations. The patient is most
likely diag-nosed with
B. Mild-peristant asthma
Intermittent asthma
Mild-peristant asthma
Moderate-persistant asthma
Severe asthma
A 33 year old asthmatic patient reports asthma symp-toms that occur daily with night time
exacerbations occurring 4-5 times a week. The patient is mostly like diagnosed with
Intermittent asthma
Mild-peristant asthma
Moderate-persistant asthma
Severe asthma
In management of asthma, step 1 therapy includes
Increase fluid intake and oxygen as needed
Short-Acting Beta Agonists (SABA) as needed
Inhaled corticosteroids (ICS)
Omalizumab
A 26 year old asthmatic patient reports asthma symp-toms that occur several times a day with nightly
exac-erbations. The patient is mostly like diagnosed with
Intermittent asthma
Mild-peristant asthma
Moderate-persistant asthma
Severe asthma
Answer: Mild-peristant asthma
