LPC 68W CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◍ Long Acting Beta Agonists.
Answer: Slow onset and longer duration; usually compounded for treatment
of chronic asthma
◍ If Patient refuses medication.
Answer: Offer the medication again in 5 minutes. If refused a second time,
record the admission and reason for the omission in the patient's medical
record and notify a supervisor.
◍ Perry toner abscesses what type of unique sign and symptoms?.
Answer: Muffled voice, often described as hot potato voice
◍ Drug Tolerance.
Answer: Progressive decrease in the effectiveness of a drug. This occurs
when the patient receives the same drug for long periods of time and
requires higher doses to produce the same effect.
◍ Macrolides.
Answer: Stimulates motilin receptors in the gastrointestinal tract and may
cause diarrhea.
◍ Gastroenteritis.
Answer: Inflammation of the stomach and intestines resulting in some
combination of nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea. Bacterial or viral in nature;
rapid in nature; ingestion of contaminated food or water
◍ Staged Ascent.
Answer: Requires soldiers to ascend to a moderate altitude and remain there
, for 3 days or more to acclimatize before ascending higher
◍ Allergic rhinitis.
Answer: Collection of symptoms affecting the eyes and nose, caused by
exposure to airborne allergens in susceptible individuals
◍ pes planus.
Answer: low arch
◍ What are the four red flags for ear complaints?.
Answer: Fever (101), Embedded objects, hx of trauma, hearing loss
◍ duration of effect.
Answer: time until the medication's therapeutic effect wears off
◍ Class 1 (strongest) to class 7 (weakest).
Answer: How are topical steroids categorized
◍ Acute sinusitis.
Answer: Do not treat with antihistamines
◍ Gram Stain Testing.
Answer: Categorizes bacteria classification based upon chemical properties
in the cell's membrane.
◍ What is the gauge for SQ.
Answer: 25-27 and 5/8
◍ Liquid.
Answer: Gases in the body are dissolved in what?
◍ How many inches will you need for obese patients?.
Answer: 2"
◍ Medial epicondylitis.
Answer: Golfers arm
◍ Stool Softners.
Answer: Cause constipation to be relieved or prevented by adding bulk to
the stool.
,◍ Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Answer: Syndrome of pain, tingling, burning, weakness, and/or atrophy in
the fingers and hand in the distribution of the median nerve
◍ Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).
Answer: Syndrome due to rapid ascent in altitude consisting of headache,
nausea, vomiting, and fatigue
◍ MRI and Electromyography.
Answer: Special Tests for epicondylitis
◍ Gradient.
Answer: The difference in pressures from the high concentration to a lower
concentration
◍ Pneumonia.
Answer: Sixth leading medical cause of death in us.
◍ therapeutic window.
Answer: range of acceptable DOSAGES of a medication needed to keep
blood levels within the therapeutic range
◍ Abnormal breath sounds: rhonchi, rales, wheezing; <_94% SPO2; use of
accessory muscles.
Answer: What are signs of respiratory distress?
◍ What length of needle is used for ID injections?.
Answer: 1/4 to 1/2in
◍ Vehicle to Transmissions (8).
Answer: Direct Contact; Indirect Contact; Human Carrier; Airborne; Water
Borne; Food-Born; Vectors; Blood-Born
◍ Blast Injuries.
Answer: #1 cause of TBI
◍ Drug Interactions.
Answer: One drug modifies the action of another drug. It may enhancer
, dimmish the action of other drugs.
◍ Antidiarrheals.
Answer: Cause watery stool to become more formed
◍ Bedrest.
Answer: Patient is restricted to their bed, with allowance for necessary travel
to the dining facility and latrine
◍ Inner ear.
Answer: Membranous curved cavity inside a bony labyrinth
◍ acute diarrhea.
Answer: Most commonly caused by viral, bacterial, or parasitic infections;
consumption of unpurified water or improperly stored or prepared food; less
than 2 weeks
◍ A trade name is also known as?.
Answer: brand name
◍ LUQ.
Answer: Spleen, left kidney, colon, pancreas
◍ Intravenous IV abx.
Answer: Pros: fast absorption, for patients unconscious, Cons: harder to
administer, fear of needles.
◍ If the patient is unable to count fingers, assess his ability to detect hand
motion, how many inches in front of the eye?.
Answer: 1-2"
◍ What is a reservoir?.
Answer: Potential source of disease outbreaks.
◍ 2nd Gen Cephalosporin.
Answer: Effective against gram positive bacteria
◍ Edema.
Answer: Localized or generalized excessive amount of tissue fluid
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◍ Long Acting Beta Agonists.
Answer: Slow onset and longer duration; usually compounded for treatment
of chronic asthma
◍ If Patient refuses medication.
Answer: Offer the medication again in 5 minutes. If refused a second time,
record the admission and reason for the omission in the patient's medical
record and notify a supervisor.
◍ Perry toner abscesses what type of unique sign and symptoms?.
Answer: Muffled voice, often described as hot potato voice
◍ Drug Tolerance.
Answer: Progressive decrease in the effectiveness of a drug. This occurs
when the patient receives the same drug for long periods of time and
requires higher doses to produce the same effect.
◍ Macrolides.
Answer: Stimulates motilin receptors in the gastrointestinal tract and may
cause diarrhea.
◍ Gastroenteritis.
Answer: Inflammation of the stomach and intestines resulting in some
combination of nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea. Bacterial or viral in nature;
rapid in nature; ingestion of contaminated food or water
◍ Staged Ascent.
Answer: Requires soldiers to ascend to a moderate altitude and remain there
, for 3 days or more to acclimatize before ascending higher
◍ Allergic rhinitis.
Answer: Collection of symptoms affecting the eyes and nose, caused by
exposure to airborne allergens in susceptible individuals
◍ pes planus.
Answer: low arch
◍ What are the four red flags for ear complaints?.
Answer: Fever (101), Embedded objects, hx of trauma, hearing loss
◍ duration of effect.
Answer: time until the medication's therapeutic effect wears off
◍ Class 1 (strongest) to class 7 (weakest).
Answer: How are topical steroids categorized
◍ Acute sinusitis.
Answer: Do not treat with antihistamines
◍ Gram Stain Testing.
Answer: Categorizes bacteria classification based upon chemical properties
in the cell's membrane.
◍ What is the gauge for SQ.
Answer: 25-27 and 5/8
◍ Liquid.
Answer: Gases in the body are dissolved in what?
◍ How many inches will you need for obese patients?.
Answer: 2"
◍ Medial epicondylitis.
Answer: Golfers arm
◍ Stool Softners.
Answer: Cause constipation to be relieved or prevented by adding bulk to
the stool.
,◍ Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Answer: Syndrome of pain, tingling, burning, weakness, and/or atrophy in
the fingers and hand in the distribution of the median nerve
◍ Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS).
Answer: Syndrome due to rapid ascent in altitude consisting of headache,
nausea, vomiting, and fatigue
◍ MRI and Electromyography.
Answer: Special Tests for epicondylitis
◍ Gradient.
Answer: The difference in pressures from the high concentration to a lower
concentration
◍ Pneumonia.
Answer: Sixth leading medical cause of death in us.
◍ therapeutic window.
Answer: range of acceptable DOSAGES of a medication needed to keep
blood levels within the therapeutic range
◍ Abnormal breath sounds: rhonchi, rales, wheezing; <_94% SPO2; use of
accessory muscles.
Answer: What are signs of respiratory distress?
◍ What length of needle is used for ID injections?.
Answer: 1/4 to 1/2in
◍ Vehicle to Transmissions (8).
Answer: Direct Contact; Indirect Contact; Human Carrier; Airborne; Water
Borne; Food-Born; Vectors; Blood-Born
◍ Blast Injuries.
Answer: #1 cause of TBI
◍ Drug Interactions.
Answer: One drug modifies the action of another drug. It may enhancer
, dimmish the action of other drugs.
◍ Antidiarrheals.
Answer: Cause watery stool to become more formed
◍ Bedrest.
Answer: Patient is restricted to their bed, with allowance for necessary travel
to the dining facility and latrine
◍ Inner ear.
Answer: Membranous curved cavity inside a bony labyrinth
◍ acute diarrhea.
Answer: Most commonly caused by viral, bacterial, or parasitic infections;
consumption of unpurified water or improperly stored or prepared food; less
than 2 weeks
◍ A trade name is also known as?.
Answer: brand name
◍ LUQ.
Answer: Spleen, left kidney, colon, pancreas
◍ Intravenous IV abx.
Answer: Pros: fast absorption, for patients unconscious, Cons: harder to
administer, fear of needles.
◍ If the patient is unable to count fingers, assess his ability to detect hand
motion, how many inches in front of the eye?.
Answer: 1-2"
◍ What is a reservoir?.
Answer: Potential source of disease outbreaks.
◍ 2nd Gen Cephalosporin.
Answer: Effective against gram positive bacteria
◍ Edema.
Answer: Localized or generalized excessive amount of tissue fluid
