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<question type="1" category="Handbase"  application="Behavior Intervention" image="" answer="Remove inedible items from reach##Explain why she should not eat inedible items##Make sure only healthy snacks are available within her reach##Verbally direct the client through each step of the eating process">Martha is autistic and eats inedible things. What intervention step needs to be taken with this client?</question>
<question type="1" category="Handbase"  application="Behavior Intervention" image="" answer="Tell Bernard he should take smaller bites next time##Make sure Bernard sets utensils down between bites##Use a smaller spoon or cup##Offer bulky foods that require lots of chewing">Bernard eats too quickly. All of the following intervention approaches are appropriate, except:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Behavior Intervention" image="" answer="Sit beside client at table##Change dining location##Aerobic exercise before meals##Finger foods##Cups with cover or spouts">What is an appropriate intervention for a client who paces while eating? Provide one intervention and enter the information exactly as seen in the PDA.</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Behavior Intervention" image="" answer="Provide structured routine##Present food in a consistent manner##Serve foods in closed containers##Do not put medicine in food">What is an appropriate eating intervention for a client who is suffering from paranoia? Provide one intervention and enter the information exactly as seen in the PDA.</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Behavior Intervention" image="" answer="Evaluate chewing &amp; swallowing ability##Tell client not to spit##Place away from others who would be offended##Provide mealtime supervision">What is an appropriate intervention for a client who spits at mealtimes? Provide one intervention and enter the information exactly as seen in the PDA.</question>
<question type="1" category="Handbase"  application="Medical Glossary" image="" answer="The tube connecting the middle ear and the throat##The tube also known as the Fallopian Tube##The tube used in performing a tracheotomy, named after the inventor, Dr. Aldus Eustachian##The tube connecting the middle ear with the cochlea">Eustachian Tube refers to:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Medical Glossary" image="" answer="Capillary">What is the medical term for the tiny blood vessel that connects an arteriole to venule? Remember to type in the answer exactly as seen in the PDA.</question>
<question type="1" category="Handbase"  application="Medical Glossary" image="" answer="A pregnancy growing outside of the uterus, often in the fallopian tubes##A pregnancy growing inside the uterus, despite malfunctioning fallopian tubes##A pregnancy growing inside the uterus, with fully functioning fallopian tubes##A pregnancy growing outside of the uterus, often in the ovaries">An Ectopic Pregnancy is:</question>
<question type="1" category="Handbase"  application="Medical Glossary" image="" answer="An inflammation of the brain, spinal cord and spinal nerve roots##An inflammation of the brain, nerves and radiculi##An inflammation of the brain and spinal nerve roots##An inflammation of the brain, spinal cord and radiculi">Encephalomyelo-radiculitis refers to:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Medical Glossary" image="" answer="Diverticulitis">What disease refers to the inflammation of abnormal pouches coming off of the colon? Remember to type in the answer exactly as seen in the PDA.</question>
<question type="1" category="Handbase"  application="Muscles" image="" answer="Flares the nostrils##Flattens the nose##Elevates the upper lip##Wiggles the nose">The nasalis pars alaris muscle:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Muscles" image="" answer="adducts the arm, medially rotates the arm, assists in arm extension">What is the action of teres major? Remember to input the answer exactly as displayed in the database system.</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Muscles" image="" answer="Spine">Where is the corrugator muscle located? Remember to input the answer exactly as displayed in the database system.</question>
<question type="1" category="Handbase"  application="Muscles" image="" answer="Temporalis##Occipitofrontalis##EpicraniusFrontalis">All of the following muscles elevate the eyebrows and wrinkle the forehead, except:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Muscles" image="" answer="pupillae, sphincter##sphincter pupillae">What muscle encircles the iris? Remember to input the answer exactly as displayed in the database system.</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Cardiac Drips" image="" answer="100mg Q 5 min until 1G reached or cessation of dysrhythmia">The bolus of Pronestyl is: (Enter the answer exactly as seen in the PDA)</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Cardiac Drips" image="" answer="10mcg/kg/min">The max rate for Nitroprusside is: (e.g. 10mg/kg/min)</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Cardiac Drips" image="" answer="unknown">The peak for Neosynephrine is: (Enter the answer exactly as seen in the PDA)</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Cardiac Drips" image="" answer="immediate">The onset and peak for Lidocaine are: (Enter the answer exactly as seen in the PDA)</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Cardiac Drips" image="" answer="immediate">The onset for Neosynephrine is: (Enter the answer exactly as seen in the PDA)</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="eDrugsDataHDB" image="" answer="Per protocol">The usual dosage for Fludara is:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="eDrugsDataHDB" image="" answer="Antivenom for rattlesnake bites">What class of drug is CroFab?</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="eDrugsDataHDB" image="" answer="Diphenhydramine Topical">The generic name for the antipruritic drug, Benadryl Cream is:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="eDrugsDataHDB" image="" answer="Mycobutin">The trade name for Rifabutin is:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="eDrugsDataHDB" image="" answer="antiinfective">What class of drug is Mebadin?</question>
<question type="1" category="Handbase"  application="Lab Interpretation" image="" answer="It is elevated in pregnant clients##It is associated with the grouping 'Haem'##It is decreased in clients with hyperthyroidism##It is elevated in clients with Hodgkin's lymphoma">All of the following are characteristics listed for a Basophil Count test, except:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Lab Interpretation" image="" answer="Malabsorption syndrome">An associated abnormality that may be detected in a D-Xylose Absorption test is:</question>
<question type="1" category="Handbase"  application="Lab Interpretation" image="" answer="Erythroblastosis fetalis##Gastric suction##Addison's disease##Thiazide diuretic administration">All of the following are conditions that may produce an abnormality in the Cl Chloride (serum) test, except:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Lab Interpretation" image="" answer="DKA; starvation; isopropanol Ingestion">Associated abnormalities that may be detected in an Acetone (serum or plasma) test resulting in an increased value are: (Remember to enter your answer exactly as displayed on PDA)</question>
<question type="1" category="Handbase"  application="Lab Interpretation" image="" answer="There is an HDL decrease associated with a small (1 oz) daily intake of alcohol##There is an increase in HDL associated with regular aerobic exercise##This test is grouped as 'bioch'##A cholesterol/HDL ratio > 4.5 is associated with increased risk of coronary artery disease">All of the following are characteristics of a High Density Lipoprotein (HDL) Cholesterol test, except:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="PedsNormal" image="" answer="13">The normal Et depth for children aged 6 months to 1 year is: (e.g. 180)</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="PedsNormal" image="" answer="3">The laryngoscope size for 14-year-old males is: (e.g. 180)</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="PedsNormal" image="" answer="75">The normal heart rate for children aged 12 is: (e.g. 180)</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="PedsNormal" image="" answer="18-22">The normal respiration rate  for children aged 2-4 is: (e.g. 0.7-20.8)</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="PedsNormal" image="" answer="14">A suction catheter for children aged 6 to 8 years is: (e.g. 180)</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Nerves" image="" answer="C3 spinal n.">This is the source of the C3 ventral primary ramus:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Nerves" image="" answer="thoracodorsal n.">The middle subscapular n. is also called the:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Nerves" image="" answer="Upper Limb">The middle subscapular n. is located in:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Nerves" image="" answer="muscles of the upper limb, excluding trapezius">This is the motor function of the brachial plexus nerve in the upper limb:</question>
<question type="3" category="Handbase"  application="Nerves" image="" answer="Pelvis &amp; Perineum">The prostatic plexus is located in the:</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="Complete Blood Count" image="" answer="Polycythemia vera##Hemodilution##Anemia##Hemoconcentration">Hematocrit levels are used to assess/monitor all of the following, except:</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="Complete Blood Count" image="" answer="Inadequate erythropoietic response##Excessive RBC production in the bone marrow##Excessive erythropoietic response##Inadequate RBC production in the bone marrow">A low reticulocyte count may indicate:</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="Complete Blood Count" image="" answer="Scabies##Acute leukemia##Parvovirus B19 infection##Bone marrow infiltration">Pancytopenia is characterized by a reduction in the number of red and white blood cells, as well as platelets. This condition may be caused by any of the following, except: </question>
<question type="1@@1" category="iSilo"  application="Complete Blood Count" image="" answer="Yes##No@@4.7-6.1 x 106/mL##4.2-5.4 x 106/mL##4.0-5.4 x 106/mL##3.6-5.2 x 106/mL">Mr. Tsang, age 56, has an RBC count of 4.7 x 106/mL. Is this within the normal range?@@The reference interval of RBC count in male adults is:</question>
<question type="1@@1" category="iSilo"  application="Complete Blood Count" image="" answer="Yes##No@@3-12 mm in 1 hour##5-20 mm in 1 hour##2-15 mm in 1 hour##1-10 mm in 1 hour">Ms. Harris, age 21, has an ESR of 10 mm in 1 hour. Is this within the normal range?@@The reference interval of ESR in female adults is:</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="Conns CT 2008" image="" answer="A 12-lead ECG##Chest auscultation##Physical examination##Mantoux test">Atrial fibrillation is best confirmed by:</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="Conns CT 2008" image="" answer="Bacterial sinusitis##Viral upper respiratory infections##Acute sinusitis##Allergic rhinitis">Ms. Johnson has been coughing for 2 days now. All of the following are common causes of acute cough, except:</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="Conns CT 2008" image="" answer="Premature depolarizations##Premature contractions##Premature complexes##Ectopic beats">Premature heart beats have been referred to by a variety of names including all of the following, except:</question>

<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="Conns CT 2008" image="" answer="Vibrio cholerae##Bacillus cholerae##Escherichia cholerae##Listeria cholerae">Cholera is caused by this bacteria:</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="Conns CT 2008" image="" answer="Viral upper respiratory infections##Bilateral hilar lymphadenopathy##Pulmonary infiltration##Ocular and skin lesions">Clients with sarcoidosis commonly suffer from all of the following, except:</question>
<question type="1@@1" category="iSilo"  application="LABS - CSF &amp; Ascites" image="" answer="Yes##No@@60%##75%##40%##25%">A client's CSF leukocyte contains 85% of lymphocytes. Does this indicate a problem?@@This CSF lymphocyte level is the lower end of the normal range:</question>
<question type="1@@1" category="iSilo"  application="LABS - CSF &amp; Ascites" image="" answer="Yes##No@@70%##75%##60%##25%">Is a CSF monocyte level of 53% considered normal?@@This CSF monocyte level is the upper end of the normal range:</question>
<question type="3" category="iSilo"  application="LABS - CSF &amp; Ascites" image="" answer="&lt; 1.016">The specific gravity of transudate ascites is (e.g. >0.25):</question>
<question type="1@@1" category="iSilo"  application="LABS - CSF &amp; Ascites" image="" answer="Yes##No@@2/mm3##6/mm3##8/mm3##12/mm3">An increased CSF leukocyte count may indicate meningitis. Daisy's CSF leukocyte count is 4/mm3. Is this considered normal?@@Which of the following CSF leukocyte count is within the normal range?</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="LABS - CSF &amp; Ascites" image="" answer="&gt; 0.5##&lt; 0.5##&lt; 0.3##&gt; 0.3">Exudate ascites has a protein ratio of:</question>
<question type="3" category="iSilo"  application="Labs - Normal Hematology Values(Adult and Pediatric)" image="" answer="80 - 100 fL">What is the normal range of MCV in female adults (e.g. 2 - 10 fL)?</question>
<question type="1@@1" category="iSilo"  application="Labs - Normal Hematology Values(Adult and Pediatric)" image="" answer="No##Yes@@36%##32%##30%##40%">Myrna, age 29, has an MCHC level of 38%. Is this considered normal?@@This MCHC level is the upper end of the normal range in adults:</question>
<question type="1@@3" category="iSilo"  application="Labs - Normal Hematology Values(Adult and Pediatric)" image="" answer="No##Yes@@5,000 - 10,000">Odette, age 40, has a WBC count of 3,000. Is this considered normal?@@What is the normal range of WBC count in adults (e.g. 2 - 10)?</question>
<question type="1@@3" category="iSilo"  application="Labs - Normal Hematology Values(Adult and Pediatric)" image="" answer="No##Yes@@40 - 52">Alfred, aged 27 male, has an Hct level of 37. Is this within the normal range in male adults?@@What is the normal range of Hct in adult males (e.g. 2 - 10)?</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="Labs - Normal Hematology Values(Adult and Pediatric)" image="" answer="86 fL##98 fL##75 fL##100 fL">An MCV level that is within the normal range for anemic clients may indicate normocytic anemia. Which of the following is within the normal range in male adults?</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="LABS-Pregnancy Values" image="" answer="12th week of pregnancy##10th week of pregnancy##4th week of pregnancy##18th week of pregnancy">The fundus is palpable at the pubis by the:</question>
<question type="1@@3" category="iSilo"  application="LABS-Pregnancy Values" image="" answer="No##Yes@@100 - 5,000 mlU/ml">Mrs. Jenkins is 3 weeks pregnant. She has an HCG level of 5,500 mlU/ml. Is this within the normal range?@@What is the normal range of HCG levels of women in the 4th week of pregnancy (e.g. 10 - 20 mlU/ml)?</question>
<question type="1@@3" category="iSilo"  application="LABS-Pregnancy Values" image="" answer="Yes##No@@8000 - 100000 mlU/ml">Mrs. Kittner, 9 weeks pregnant, has an HCG level of 9000 mlU/ml. Is this within the normal range?@@What is the normal range of HCG levels of women in the 9th week of pregnancy (e.g. 1000 - 20000 mlU/ml)?</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="LABS-Pregnancy Values" image="" answer="> 139##> 140##> 141##> 142">A glucose tolerance test (GTT) should be taken if the post prandial glucose of the pregnant client is:</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="LABS-Pregnancy Values" image="" answer="Week 16 - 18 of pregnancy##Week 10 - 12 of pregnancy##Week 24 - 34 of pregnancy##Week 4 - 8 of pregnancy">A multigravida will start to experience quickening during:</question>
<question type="3" category="iSilo"  application="MedAbbrev 3.0" image="" answer="Central nervous system">CNS</question>
<question type="3" category="iSilo"  application="MedAbbrev 3.0" image="" answer="zinc">ZN</question>
<question type="3" category="iSilo"  application="MedAbbrev 3.0" image="" answer="N/C##NC">Nasal cannula</question>
<question type="3" category="iSilo"  application="MedAbbrev 3.0" image="" answer="NCS">Nerve conduction study</question>
<question type="3" category="iSilo"  application="MedAbbrev 3.0" image="" answer="OSCAR">Osteogenic sarcoma</question>
<question type="1@@1" category="iSilo"  application="NANDA by Disorders" image="" answer="No##Yes@@Altered nutrition: more than body requirements##High risk for injury##Knowledge deficit##Anxiety">Katie has tuberculosis. The nurse identifies 'Anxiety' and 'altered GI tissue perfusion' as nursing diagnoses in the client's plan of care. Are these nursing diagnoses appropriate?@@All of the following are possible nursing diagnoses for tuberculosis, except:</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="NANDA by Disorders" image="" answer="Ineffective individual coping##Impaired tissue integrity##Knowledge deficit##Fluid volume deficit">Possible nursing diagnoses for goiter include:</question>
<question type="3" category="iSilo"  application="NANDA by Disorders" image="" answer="Fatigue##Impaired skin integrity##Knowledge deficit##Pain">What is an appropriate nursing diagnosis for common cold? Enter one nursing diagnosis and remember to enter the information exactly as seen in the PDA.</question>
<question type="3" category="iSilo"  application="NANDA by Disorders" image="" answer="Decreased cardiac output##Fear##High risk for fluid volume deficit##Impaired gas exchange##Ineffective airway clearance">Provide one nursing diagnosis for respiratory acidosis. Remember to enter the information exactly as seen in the PDA.</question>
<question type="1" category="iSilo"  application="NANDA by Disorders" image="" answer="Bathing or hygiene self-care deficit##Impaired physical mobility##Anticipatory grieving##Body image disturbance">This is a possible nursing diagnosis for Alzheimer's disease:</question>
<question type="1@@1" category="iSilo"  application="Peds NL Vitals" image="" answer="No##Yes@@110 - 130##100 - 130##110 - 120##100 - 120">Ryan, age 2, has a heart rate of 95 beats per minute. Is this within the normal range?@@The normal heart rate for children who are Ryan's age is:</question>
<question type="1@@1" category="iSilo"  application="Peds NL Vitals" image="" answer="No##Yes@@11 mg/dL##12 mg/dL##10 mg/dL##13 mg/dL">The CBC analysis of Angela, age 2, reveals a hemoglobin (Hgb) level of 12 mg/dl. Does this indicate a problem?@@The minimum range of hemoglobin (Hgb) in 2-year-old children is:</question>


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