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Spring 23 test 1
Spring 23 test 1
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1
Replace this with a challenging question. Note- the wording of wrong answers are just as important as the right ones.
Red herring
Correct answer
Common misconception
Plausible answer
2
The Hypothalamus, Parathyroid, Pituitary, and Thyroid are all involved in Thyroid Disease
True
False
3
Replace this with a quick true/false question.
False
True
4
Which organ is most likely to contribute to gout?
Gallbladder
Liver
Kidney
Spleen
5
Type 1 diabetes begins with the death of most of the alha cells of the pancreas
True
False
6
Replace this with the most challenging question. Use media to support different learning styles.
Tricky answer
Plausible answer
Red herring
Correct answer
7
Now ramp the difficulty back down with a straight-forward true/false to get the class re-engaged.
True
False
8
Type 2 diabetics initially often have
Cells that readily uptake glucose
Beta cells that still produce insulin
Dysfunctioning alpha cells
an immediate need for insulin
9
Your hip fracture patientis having trouble breathing and is confused. You suspect a possible:
an allergic reaction to morphine
Pneumonia
DVT
Fat embolus
10
Your patient had a thyroidectomy. What electrolyte imbalance are you watching for?
Hypokelemia
Hypomagnesemia
Hyponatremia
Hypocalcemia
11
Fluids shifting out of the cell into the intervascular space is coomon with:
Hypoglycemia
Hyperkalemia
Heart failure
Hyperglycemia
12
Your patient's blood sugar is dropping. which hormone should the pancreas secrete to compensate for this.
Glycogen
Glucagon
Incretin
Insulin
13
Anemia in RA is caused by autoimmune blood dyscrasias
True
False
14
Your patient was shocked by a high voltage wire. You suspect:
The damage is more proud than it looks
Kidney failure to ensue.
That he will recover with no deficits.
A seizure may be imminent.
15
Blood coming from the lungs enters the heart at the Left Atrium
True
False
16
Your patient experienced smoke inhalation and EMS brought her to the ED. Her O2 sat will likely be
why are yo asking this?
high
normal
low
17
Replace this with a simpler question and shorter timer. Keep your quiz to 7-10 questions total.
Incorrect answer
Incorrect answer
Correct answer
Plausible answer
18
RA presents acutely with
Both PIP and DIP joint involvement
Pain that resolves with 30 minutes
Pain relieved with Tylenol
Symmetrical pain
19
Mast Cells release
Complement Factor
Cytokines
Anithistamine
Histamine
20
Which endocrin disease is often associated with Hyperglycemia?
Addison's disease
Cushing's disease
Diabetes Insipidus
Hyperthyroidism
21
You assess a fracture where the bone is through the skin and pointing upward. You know that this is:
An open non-displaced, comminuted fracture
An open, displaced fracture
An open comminuted fracture
A closed displaced fracture
22
Which of the following is not a risk factor for osteoporosis?
Steroid use
Drinking alcohol
Mom has osteoporosis
Playing sports
23
Calcitonin can cause
Hypocalcemia
Hyperkalemia
Hypercalcemia
Eucalcemia
24
Which immune cells targets our own defective cells?
Natural Killer T Cells
B lymphocytes
T Lymphocytes
Neutrophils
25
End with an easier question. We want students to feel smart! After, check the report to see how they performed!
Correct answer.
Related answer.
Funny answer.
Similar answer.
26
Your casted patient reports tingling, severe pain, and paralysis of her fingers. You are concerned for what?
Compartment syndrome
Drug-seeking behavior
Undiagnosed subluxation
Diabetic neuropathy
27
In Osteoporosis Osteoclasts work faster than Osteoblasts
False
True
28
In uncontrolled hyperthyroidism you will expect to find:
Low TSH and high thyroid hormone levels
High TSH and Low thyroid hormone levels
High TSH and High thyroid hormone levels
Low TSH and Low Thyroid levels
29
You expect a fractures hip to present with a leg that is:
Shortened and internally rotated
Lengthened and externally rotated
Shortened and externally rotated
Normal length but externally rotated.
30
Replace this with a simple question. Use the
language
and
vocabulary
that you know will be used in the unit test.
Totally incorrect answer
Plausible answer
Correct answer
Relative answer
31
Replace this with a more challenging question that requires more time to think. Notice a music change?
Common misconception.
Relevant answer
Correct answer
Plausible answer
32
Your patient has Addison's disease. Which electrolyte imbalances are likely to be present?
Hypokelemia and Hyernatremia
Hyponatremia and Hypokalemia
Hyperkalemia and Hyponatremia
Hypernatremia and Hyperkalemia
33
Which electrolyte imbalance is common in SIADH?
Hyperkalemia
Hyponatremia
Hypokalemia
Hypernatremia
34
Which endocrin disease is often associated with cancer?
Addison's disease
Diabetes Insipidus
SIADH
Cushing's disease