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Froggy Jumps Med-SurgOnline version Med-Surg by Ajebasare Miracle 1 Which condition is characterized by destruction of pancreatic beta cells? a Type 2 diabetes b Type 1 diabetes c Gestational diabetes 2 A classic sign of hypoglycemia includes: a Polyuria b Sweating and tremors c Dry skin 3 The priority nursing action for a patient with DKA is: a Restrict oral intake b Administer insulin infusion c Correct dehydration with IV fluids 4 Which electrolyte imbalance causes muscle weakness and arrhythmias? a Hypokalemia b Hypernatremia c Hypercalcemia 5 A patient with heart failure will most likely present with: a Bradycardia b Increased appetite c Shortness of breath and edema 6 Which drug class is first-line for hypertension? a Antihypertensives b Antipsychotics c Anticoagulants 7 A widened pulse pressure is commonly seen in: a Anemia b Shock c Hypertension 8 The hallmark symptom of myocardial infarction is: a Crushing chest pain radiating to left arm b Sharp abdominal pain c Sudden fever 9 Which enzyme is most specific for myocardial injury? a CK-MB b Myoglobin c Troponin 10 A patient with asthma has which underlying problem? a Bronchial inflammation and constriction b Alveolar collapse c Pulmonary edema 11 Wheezing is best described as: a Lung infection b Narrowed airways c Fluid in alveoli 12 Which position helps relieve dyspnea? a High Fowler’s b Supine c Trendelenburg 13 COPD is primarily caused by: a Smoking b Viral infection c Allergies 14 The most common cause of upper GI bleeding is: a Appendicitis b Colon cancer c Peptic ulcer disease 15 Black tarry stools indicate: a Hemorrhoids b Lower GI bleed c Upper GI bleed 16 A patient with liver cirrhosis is at risk for: a Ascites and variceal bleeding b Hypotension c Hyperglycemia 17 The primary function of the kidneys is: a Filtration of blood and waste removal b Hormone production c Oxygen transport 18 A key sign of acute kidney injury is: a Increased urine output b Decreased urine output c Increased appetite 19 Which lab value best reflects kidney function? a Hemoglobin b Creatinine c Sodium 20 A patient with urinary tract infection usually complains of: a Chest pain b Joint pain c Burning sensation during urination 21 The priority concern in sepsis is: a Fever b Poor tissue perfusion c Pain 22 Septic shock is defined as: a Sepsis with persistent hypotension b Mild inflammation c Localized infection 23 A pressure ulcer occurs due to: a Prolonged pressure on tissues b Poor nutrition only c Infection alone 24 Which patient is at highest risk for pressure ulcers? a Young adult b Ambulatory patient c Immobile patient 25 The most important intervention to prevent DVT is: a Fluid restriction b Antibiotics c Early ambulation 26 Signs of deep vein thrombosis include: a Unilateral leg pain and swelling b Bilateral swelling c Cold extremities 27 A fracture is defined as: a Break in bone continuity b Muscle tear c Joint inflammation 28 The priority in managing an open fracture is: a Encourage movement b Apply heat c Prevent infection 29 Osteoporosis increases the risk of: a Muscle spasms b Joint dislocation c Fractures 30 The earliest sign of infection is usually: a Pus formation b Fever c Hypotension

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Which condition is characterized by destruction of pancreatic beta cells?

A classic sign of hypoglycemia includes:

The priority nursing action for a patient with DKA is:

Which electrolyte imbalance causes muscle weakness and arrhythmias?

A patient with heart failure will most likely present with:

Which drug class is first-line for hypertension?

A widened pulse pressure is commonly seen in:

The hallmark symptom of myocardial infarction is:

Which enzyme is most specific for myocardial injury?

A patient with asthma has which underlying problem?

Wheezing is best described as:

Which position helps relieve dyspnea?

COPD is primarily caused by:

The most common cause of upper GI bleeding is:

Black tarry stools indicate:

A patient with liver cirrhosis is at risk for:

The primary function of the kidneys is:

A key sign of acute kidney injury is:

Which lab value best reflects kidney function?

A patient with urinary tract infection usually complains of:

The priority concern in sepsis is:

Septic shock is defined as:

A pressure ulcer occurs due to:

Which patient is at highest risk for pressure ulcers?

The most important intervention to prevent DVT is:

Signs of deep vein thrombosis include:

A fracture is defined as:

The priority in managing an open fracture is:

Osteoporosis increases the risk of:

The earliest sign of infection is usually: