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US Major Medicine Advanced Test 7

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University Major — Test 7 (Medicine Advanced) University (Undergraduate Majors, USA) USA USA University Majors Curriculum
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Section: University Major — Test 7 (Medicine Advanced) · Education: University (Undergraduate) · Part: University Major — Test 7 (Medicine Advanced) · Country: USA

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Question 1
What is normal BP?
A) About 120 over 80
B) 200 over 120
C) 80 over 40
D) 300 over 200
Question 2
What is delirium?
A) Dementia slow
B) Sudden confusion
C) Normal aging
D) Sleepiness
Question 3
What is informed consent?
A) Forced care
B) No consent
C) Permission understanding
D) Family only
Question 4
What is hypertension?
A) Low pressure
B) No pressure
C) Fast pulse
D) High blood pressure
Question 5
What is CPR?
A) Chest compressions rescue
B) Back slaps
C) No touch
D) Water rescue
Question 6
Which term means "Fluids in and out"?
A) vital signs
B) intake output
C) normal pulse
D) normal BP
Question 7
Which term means "Separating infectious"?
A) vital signs
B) normal pulse
C) isolation
D) normal BP
Question 8
Provide the definition of fall precaution:
A) No rails
B) Dark rooms
C) Wet floors
D) Bed alarms assistance
Question 9
Which term means "Head raised sitting"?
A) Fowler's position
B) vital signs
C) normal pulse
D) normal BP
Question 10
Which term means "Protective equipment"?
A) vital signs
B) PPE
C) normal pulse
D) normal BP
Question 11
Provide the definition of seizure care:
A) Restrain tight
B) Objects in mouth
C) Safety side-lying
D) Leave alone
Question 12
Provide the definition of hypoglycemia:
A) High sugar
B) No sugar
C) Salt loss
D) Low blood sugar
Question 13
Which of the following best defines aseptic technique?
A) Germ-free method
B) Dirty method
C) No method
D) Quick wipe
Question 14
Which of the following best defines the recovery position?
A) Face down
B) Side-lying safe
C) Standing
D) Sitting
Question 15
Which of the following best defines diabetes care?
A) No checks
B) Candy diet
C) Sugar monitoring
D) Skip meds
Question 16
Which term means "Bed sore ulcer"?
A) vital signs
B) normal pulse
C) normal BP
D) a pressure injury
Question 17
Which of the following best defines fall risk?
A) Elderly meds hazards
B) Young athletes
C) No risk
D) Bed rest
Question 18
Which of the following best defines confidentiality?
A) Sharing all
B) Keeping info private
C) No privacy
D) Posting online
Question 19
Which of the following best defines dosage calc?
A) Guess dose
B) Double all
C) Ordered over have
D) Halve all
Question 20
Which term means "Vein fluids meds"?
A) vital signs
B) normal pulse
C) normal BP
D) IV therapy

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