MCQs
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A.
The patient states, "I have a terrible headache."
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B.
The patient's son says his father seems confused.
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C.
The patient's respiratory rate is 22 breaths per minute.
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D.
The patient appears anxious.
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A.
caused by a physician
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A.
"Mr. Aslam's BP is way too high."
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B.
Change "just to let you know" to "This is to inform you" and "a bit high" to the specific reading.
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C.
"You need to come see the patient in 202 now."
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D.
"FYI, BP in 202 is 160/100."
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A.
"Dr. Ali called with new orders."
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B.
"New order for Morphine 2mg IV PRN for pain."
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C.
"T.O. Dr. Ali/N. Sameena, RN: Morphine 2mg IV PRN for severe pain."
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D.
"Telephone order received for pain medication."
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A.
"ambulating in hall"
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B.
"No signs of distress"
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D.
"Their gate" (should be "gait")
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A.
What "anti-emetic" means.
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B.
Who gave the medication.
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C.
Whether the nausea or the medication was effective.
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D.
The dose of the medication.
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D.
Subject-verb disagreement
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A.
The patient totally freaked out and fell off the bed.
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B.
The patient became very agitated and then he fell.
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C.
The patient attempted to climb over the bed rails, became entangled, and fell to the floor.
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D.
The patient fell out of his bed when he was trying to get up by himself.
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B.
painful or difficult
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A.
The patient said that he felt "much better."
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B.
The patient stated, "I feel much better today".
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C.
The patient stated "I feel much better today."
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D.
The patient stated, "I feel much better today."
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B.
in a hospital or healthcare setting
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D.
through genetic transmission
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A.
"Adverse" means harmful, while "averse" means having a strong dislike or opposition.
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B.
"Adverse" means to oppose, while "averse" means a type of poetry.
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C.
They are synonyms and can be used interchangeably.
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D.
"Adverse" relates to weather, while "averse" relates to personality.
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