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Froggy Jumps Med Surg Final GameOnline version Medical Surg First Semester by Heather 1 What defines metabolic acidosis? a PH unchanged with high CO2 b PH decreased with low bicarbonate c PH increased with high bicarbonate 2 What are the components of DKA presentation? a Wet skin with high insulin and slow breathing b Dry and high glucose with ketones and Kussmaul breathing c Low blood sugar with bradypnea 3 Normal bicarbonate range (HCO3-)? a 18-22 mEq/L b 28-32 mEq/L c 22-26 mEq/L 4 First-line treatment for dehydration in DKA? a Hypertonic saline b 0.9% saline c Dextrose 5% in water 5 What symptom suggests compartment syndrome needing fasciotomy? a Severe pain out of proportion with exam b Only redness at the site c Mild ache relieved by elevation 6 Which electrolyte value is normal for potassium (K)? a 1.0-2.0 mEq/L b 3.5-5.0 mEq/L c 5.5-7.0 mEq/L 7 What does MONA stand for in cardiac care? a Medicines, Oxygen, Neurology, Antihistamine b Morphine, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Antacid c Morphine, Oxygen, Nitrates, Aspirin 8 Neurovascular assessment checks for all EXCEPT? a Edema alone b Pain c Paresthesia 9 What is the hallmark of hypokalemia management in DKA? a Increase glucose infusion only b Avoid potassium entirely c Add potassium as needed 10 Which condition has exophthalmos and weight loss? a Hyperthyroidism b Diabetes insipidus c Hypothyroidism 11 What term is used for a rapid heart rate during compensation? a Arrhythmia b Bradycardia c Tachycardia 12 What term describes rapid breathing seen in compensation? a Tachypnea b Bradypnea c Apnea 13 Which phase means the body can't maintain adequate circulation anymore? a Compensation b Decompensation c Stabilization 14 Which term describes the point where the body is no longer able to compensate? a Recovery b Irreversible c Decompensation 15 What is the final stage of shock? a Irreversible b Improvement c Recovery 16 Rheumatoid arthritis is typically stiffest at what time? a After exercise b When they first wake up c In the evening 17 Rheumatoid arthritis usually affects joints in which pattern? a Unilaterally b Only in fingers c Bilaterally 18 RA is what type of disorder? a Infectious b Degenerative only c Autoimmune 19 Osteoarthritis is described as wear and tear on the joints and develops over: a Days b Years c Hours 20 Can osteoarthritis be seen unilaterally? a No, always bilateral b Only in toes c Yes 21 Which condition is described as developing suddenly? a Rheumatoid arthritis b Reye's syndrome c Osteoarthritis 22 Which statement is true about RA morning stiffness? a Never affects joints b Worse after lunch c Stiffness is worse on waking 23 OA develops primarily due to: a Infectious disease b Autoimmune attack c Wear and tear over years 24 Reyes syndrome risk is associated with aspirin use in: a Elderly b Adults c Children 25 Volkmann contracture is another name for which condition? a DVT b Compartment syndrome c Osteoarthritis 26 Which cleanser should NOT be used on pins during external fixation? a Normal saline b Chlorhexidine c Iodine-based cleanser 27 For skeletal traction, which should be maintained? a Limb lengthening b Contour of the limb c Increased tension 28 In skeletal traction, what must be able to move freely? a Pins b Ropes and weights c Rods 29 Weights in skeletal traction should do what with respect to the ground? a Be on the floor b Rest on the bed c Not touch the ground 30 What sign should be observed to detect possible nerve injury in traction? a Foot drop b Fever c Swelling 31 During external fixation, how are pins and rods managed? a Left exposed b Pins and rods are protected c Removed daily 32 What should you verify about the traction ropes in use? a They should be twisted b They should be knotted c They move freely 33 What condition is Volkmann contracture most closely related to? a Infection b Fracture healing c Compartment syndrome 34 What is the primary aim of maintaining limb contour in traction? a Alignment of the limb b Lengthen the limb c Increase muscle mass

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What defines metabolic acidosis?

What are the components of DKA presentation?

Normal bicarbonate range (HCO3-)?

First-line treatment for dehydration in DKA?

What symptom suggests compartment syndrome needing fasciotomy?

Which electrolyte value is normal for potassium (K)?

What does MONA stand for in cardiac care?

Neurovascular assessment checks for all EXCEPT?

What is the hallmark of hypokalemia management in DKA?

Which condition has exophthalmos and weight loss?

What term is used for a rapid heart rate during compensation?

What term describes rapid breathing seen in compensation?

Which phase means the body can't maintain adequate circulation anymore?

Which term describes the point where the body is no longer able to compensate?

What is the final stage of shock?

Rheumatoid arthritis is typically stiffest at what time?

Rheumatoid arthritis usually affects joints in which pattern?

RA is what type of disorder?

Osteoarthritis is described as wear and tear on the joints and develops over:

Can osteoarthritis be seen unilaterally?

Which condition is described as developing suddenly?

Which statement is true about RA morning stiffness?

OA develops primarily due to:

Reyes syndrome risk is associated with aspirin use in:

Volkmann contracture is another name for which condition?

Which cleanser should NOT be used on pins during external fixation?

For skeletal traction, which should be maintained?

In skeletal traction, what must be able to move freely?

Weights in skeletal traction should do what with respect to the ground?

What sign should be observed to detect possible nerve injury in traction?

During external fixation, how are pins and rods managed?

What should you verify about the traction ropes in use?

What condition is Volkmann contracture most closely related to?

What is the primary aim of maintaining limb contour in traction?