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1. A patient with hypertension is prescribed lisinopril. The nurse should monitor for which adverse effect? A. Hyperkalemia B. Hypokalemia C. Bradycardia D. Hyperglycemia Correct Answer: A. Hyperkalemia Rationale: ACE inhibitors like lisinopril block aldosterone, causing potassium retention. Also monitor for dry cough, angioedema, and hypotension. Encourage patient to avoid potassium supplements and salt substitutes. 2. Which statement indicates patient understanding of takin...

Q1. Which structure is present in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells? A) Nucleus B) Mitochondria C) Ribosome D) Chloroplast Answer: C) Ribosome Rationale: Both cell types need ribosomes for protein synthesis; prokaryotes lack membrane-bound organelles like nucleus, mitochondria, chloroplast. Q2. The phospholipid bilayer is primarily responsible for: A) Protein synthesis B) Selective permeability C) DNA replication D) ATP production Answer: B) Selective permeability ...

1. Which of the following is NOT one of the 7 properties of life? A) Order B) Regulation C) Crystallization D) Energy processing Answer: C) Crystallization Rationale: Crystallization is a property of non-living chemical formation. Life requires order, regulation, growth/development, energy processing, response to environment, reproduction, and evolutionary adaptation. 2. True/False: A hypothesis must be testable and falsifiable. True False Answer: True Rationale: A valid ...

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Q1. What does F.A.C. 58A-5.0181 require regarding resident records? A. Keep for 1 year after discharge B. Maintain for 5 years after discharge with all assessments, care plans, incidents C. No requirement if resident consents D. Keep only medication records Answer: B. Maintain for 5 years after discharge with all assessments, care plans, incidents Rationale (BLUE): 58A-5 requires retention of resident records for 5 years including health assessments, 1823 forms, care plans, inciden...

1. Which Florida agency is responsible for licensing and regulatory inspections of ALFs? A) DOH B) AHCA C) DCF D) APD ANSWER: B) AHCA RATIONALE (Blue): AHCA - Agency for Health Care Administration licenses and regulates ALFs per 429.02. - Per Florida Statute 429 & FAC 59A-36 (2026 Update). 2. True/False: Resident Bill of Rights must be posted prominently and provided to each resident at admission. True False ANSWER: True RATIONALE (Blue): FAC 59A-36.015 requires posting...

Q1. A patient with heart failure has crackles, +3 edema, and weight gain of 2kg in 24h. What is the priority action? A. Administer furosemide as ordered B. Restrict fluids to 1000mL/day C. Place patient in Trendelenburg D. Encourage high sodium diet Answer: A. Administer furosemide as ordered Rationale: Fluid overload with acute weight gain indicates need for diuresis; furosemide reduces preload and pulmonary congestion. Trendelenburg worsens breathing. Q2. Which ABG indicates me...

1. What is the first step of the nursing process? A. Diagnosis B. Assessment C. Planning D. Implementation Answer: B. Assessment Rationale: Assessment is the first step - gathering subjective and objective data forms the basis for all subsequent steps. 2. A nurse checks patient identity before medication. Which standard does this uphold? A. Justice B. Safety and Patient Identification C. Autonomy D. Fidelity Answer: B. Safety and Patient Identification Rationale: Usin...

Q1. The nurse is preparing to transfer a patient from bed to chair. Which action indicates correct body mechanics? A. Keeping knees straight B. Holding the patient away from the body C. Widening the base of support and bending knees D. Twisting the spine while lifting Answer: C. Widening the base of support and bending knees Rationale: Widening base and bending knees lowers center of gravity and uses large muscle groups, reducing injury risk. Straight knees and twisting increase ...

Q1. [MCQ] What is the primary process by which most drugs are absorbed in the GI tract? A. Active transport B. Passive diffusion C. Pinocytosis D. Facilitated diffusion ANSWER: B. Passive diffusion Rationale: Most drugs are lipid-soluble and cross membranes via passive diffusion down a concentration gradient. Lipid solubility, non-ionized form, and small size favor absorption. Active transport requires energy and is less common. Q2. [MCQ] Bioavailability is defined as: A. Rat...

Q1. [Intro] Which branch of pharmacology studies drug effects on body? A. Pharmacokinetics B. Pharmacodynamics C. Pharmacogenomics D. Pharmacoeconomics Answer: B Rationale: Pharmacodynamics = what drug does to body; pharmacokinetics = what body does to drug (ADME). Q2. [Pharmacokinetics] A 70kg patient receives 500mg drug IV with Vd 50L. Initial plasma concentration? A. 10 mg/L B. 1 mg/L C. 0.1 mg/L

1. What is the primary site of drug metabolism via Phase I reactions? A. Kidney B. Liver C. Lungs D. Intestine ANSWER: B. Liver - Cytochrome P450 system performs oxidation, reduction, hydrolysis Rationale: Liver contains microsomal CYP450 enzymes that convert lipophilic drugs to more polar metabolites for excretion. Phase I is mainly hepatic. 2. A drug with high plasma protein binding will have: A. Higher free active drug B. Lower duration of action C. Smaller volume of dis...

Q1: What is primary task of psychiatric interview? A) Establish diagnosis only B) Build alliance, obtain database, establish dx, negotiate plan C) Prescribe medication D) Complete MSE only Answer: B) B) Build alliance, obtain database, establish dx, negotiate plan Rationale: Psychiatric interview has 4 tasks per NR 548: alliance, database, diagnosis, treatment negotiation. Q2: Best tool for establishing psychiatric diagnosis? A) Genogram B) Mental Status Exam C) PHQ-9 D) La...

1. Which entity is the primary SRO for broker-dealers in the US? A) SEC B) FINRA C) Federal Reserve D) FDIC Answer: B Rationale: FINRA is the primary SRO overseeing broker-dealers, while SEC is the federal regulator. 2. What is the role of the SEC? A) Insure bank deposits B) Regulate and enforce federal securities laws C) Set monetary policy

Q1. A client with COPD is receiving oxygen at 2 L/min via nasal cannula. Which assessment finding requires immediate intervention? A. Respiratory rate 22/min B. SpO2 88% on 2L C. Client drowsy and difficult to arouse D. Productive cough with clear sputum Answer: C. Client drowsy and difficult to arouse Rationale: Drowsiness indicates CO2 narcosis / hypercapnia from excessive O2 in CO2 retainers. Early signs of respiratory failure. Hypoxia-driven assessment vs hypercapnia. Answer ...

1. During pre-op verification, the surgical assistant's primary responsibility is: A. Shave the operative site B. Confirm patient identity, procedure, and surgical site with the team C. Administer anesthesia D. Obtain informed consent Rationale: Universal Protocol requires active verification of identity, procedure, and site by all team members to prevent wrong-site surgery. Shaving and consent are not SA primary tasks. 2. A patient on warfarin with INR 3.2 requires emergent lap...

1. What is the primary definition of shotcrete per ACI 506R? A. Concrete pneumatically projected at high velocity B. Concrete poured into forms and vibrated C. Mortar applied by trowel D. Concrete placed by tremie Answer: A. Concrete pneumatically projected at high velocity onto a surface. Rationale: ACI defines shotcrete as concrete/mortar conveyed through a hose and pneumatically projected at high velocity. This is fundamental. 2. Minimum required PPE for a nozzleman includes? ...

Q1. [III] Maintenance of defensible space: A) Annual and seasonal, before fire season, with ongoing leaf/debris removal B) Once in lifetime C) Never D) Only winter Answer: A - Annual and seasonal, before fire season, with ongoing leaf/debris removal Rationale: Fuel regrowth, leaf litter, and ember accumulation require regular maintenance. Q2. [III] Chemical treatment for invasive cheatgrass: A) Targeted herbicide per label, with PPE, timing in fall, integrated with seeding B) R...

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Q1. A 24-year-old with first-episode psychosis shows parkinsonian features after 3 days on haloperidol 10mg. Most appropriate next step? A. Add benztropine and continue haloperidol B. Switch to second-generation antipsychotic with lower EPS risk C. Increase haloperidol to control psychosis D. Add propranolol Correct Answer: B Rationale: Acute EPS in young male on high-potency FGA suggests high D2 blockade. Guidelines: reduce EPS risk by switching to SGA like aripiprazole/ quetiap...