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1. APPLIED THERAPEUTICS - ALKALOSIS is a)nearly fatal b)life-threatening if untreated c)responds well to treatment d)does not need treatment Ans.
2. APPLIED THERAPEUTICS - SALICYLATE POISONING may lead to a)compensation alkalosis b)hypochloremic acidosis c)metabolic acidosis d)respiratory acidosis Ans.
3. APPLIED THERAPEUTICS - SALICYLATE POISONING may result from overuse of a)aspirin b)acetaminophen c)ammonia d)lye (caustic soda or potash) Ans.
4. DIAGNOSTICS - not required for diagnosing RESPIRATORY ALKALOSIS a)blood gas analysis b)basic metabolic panel c)chorionic villus biopsy d)urinalysis and urin pH Ans.
5. HOME CARE METHODS - HYPERVENTILATION - breathing into a paper bag may help in retaining more a)oxygen b)co2 c)nitrogen d)bicarb Ans.
6. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - ADRENOLEUKODYSTROPHY is a/an a)autosomal recessive inheritance b)autosomal dominant inheritance c)x-linked genetic trait d)y-linked genetic trait Ans.
7. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - ADRENOLEUKODYSTROPHY is a)inherited b)acquired c)autoimmunal d)metabolic Ans.
8. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - ALKALOSIS arises from a)low carbon dioxide and high bicarbonate levels b)high carbon dioxide and low bicarbonate levels c)high co2 and high bicarb levels d)low co2 and low bicarb levels Ans.
9. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - CONGENITAL HYPERTROPHIC PYLORIC STENOSIS may occur in a)babies b)adolescents and youth c)men and women d)aged persons Ans.
10. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - HYPOCHLOREMIC ALKALOSIS is caused by a)low co2 b)low bicarb c)low chloride d)low potassium Ans.
11. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - HYPOKALEMIC ALKALOSIS is caused by a)low co2 b)low bicarb c)low chloride d)low potassium Ans.
12. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - in COMPENSATED ALKALOSIS a)ACID-BALANCE BALANCE will be normal b)high bicarb levels continue c)low co2 levels continue d)all Ans.
13. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - LIVER DISEASE can lead to a)high co2 levels b)low co2 c)low potassium d)low chloride Ans.
14. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - METABOLIC ALKALOSIS is caused by a)low bicarbonate levels b)high bicarb levels c)low co2 levels d)low chloride levels Ans.
15. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - PROLONGED VOMITING may lead to a)respiratory alkalosis b)metabolic alkalosis c)hypochloremic alkalosis d)hypokalemic alkalosis Ans.
16. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - PYLORIC STENOSIS may lead to ALKALOSIS and a)slow food flow and vomiting b)fast food flow and diarrhoea c)difficult breathing d)confusion Ans.
17. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - RESPIRATORY ALKALOSIS is indicated by a)low co2 b)high co2 c)low bicarb d)high bicarb Ans.
18. PATHOPHYSIOLOGY - use of some DIURETICS may lead to a)low co2 b)low bicarb c)low chloride d)low potassium Ans.
19. PHYSIOLOGY - may not be a cause of ALKALOSIS: a)living on high altitudes b)breathing faster (hyperventilate), particularly due to lung disease c)fever d)living near beaches Ans.
20. PHYSIOLOGY - PROPER BALANCE OF CHEMICALS IN BODY - is the duty of a)brain and pituitary gland b)lungs and heart c)liver and pancreas d)kidneys and lungs Ans.
