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Nome: ____________________ Data: ____________
1.Facile
Perché ad alcune persone con malattie cardiache si somministra aspirina a basso dosaggio?
APer alleviare immediatamente il dolore toracico
BPer ridurre l'aggregazione piastrinica e prevenire i coaguli
CPer rallentare la frequenza cardiaca
DPer abbassare i livelli di colesterolo nel sangue e stabilizzare le placche
2.Facile
A patient taking furosemide is advised to eat potassium-rich foods. Which food is a good choice?
AButter
BBananas
CWhite rice
DEgg whites
3.Facile
Alendronate, used for osteoporosis, belongs to which class?
ACorticosteroids
BBisphosphonates
CThyroid hormones
DCalcium channel blockers
4.Media
During an infusion of a vesicant chemotherapy drug, the patient reports burning, and the site is swollen. What should the nurse do first?
AStop the infusion, leave the cannula in and follow the protocol
BFlush the line with a large volume of saline
CIncrease the infusion rate to finish quickly
DRemove the cannula at once and massage the area firmly
5.Media
A patient is starting lisinopril. Which rare but serious adverse effect should the nurse teach the patient to report immediately?
AA harmless rash on the palms of the hands
BDarker skin after exposure to sunlight
CSwelling of the lips, tongue or face
DAn increase in appetite in the evening
6.Media
Why is directly observed therapy (DOT) often used for tuberculosis?
ATB drugs must always be given intravenously in hospital
BThe drugs work only if a nurse is present
CPatients with TB cannot swallow tablets
DTreatment lasts months, and missed doses cause resistance
7.Difficile
A patient with diabetic ketoacidosis is about to start an IV insulin infusion. Serum potassium is 3,1 mmol/L (mEq/L). Why is this a concern?
AInsulin moves potassium into cells, so the level can fall dangerously low
BPotassium has no link with insulin, so the infusion is started as planned
CLow potassium makes insulin ineffective, so a higher dose is needed
DInsulin raises potassium further and can cause cardiac arrest, so the infusion is given faster
8.Difficile
A patient taking hydralazine for several months develops joint pain, fever and a rash. Anti-histone antibodies are positive. What is the most likely diagnosis?
AAn acute viral infection
BDrug-induced lupus
CGout
DRheumatoid arthritis
Soluzioni
1. B · Per ridurre l'aggregazione piastrinica e prevenire i coaguli
2. B · Bananas
3. B · Bisphosphonates
4. A · Stop the infusion, leave the cannula in and follow the protocol
5. C · Swelling of the lips, tongue or face
6. D · Treatment lasts months, and missed doses cause resistance
7. A · Insulin moves potassium into cells, so the level can fall dangerously low
8. B · Drug-induced lupus
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