Adult Nurse Practitioner Exam Prep

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Which of these majorly increase diabetes?
- Sugar
- Salt
- Humalog
- Novolog

About This Quiz

Adult Nurse Practitioner Exam Prep is taken by nurses who are in training for the specialization in care of Adults. Before becoming an adult nurse, one must take the test, which this is one of the examples to test the nurse's ability and knowledge in knowing how to nurse Adults into health. This standard test asks certain questions about nursing and terms in medicine, it keeps you in a state of relaxation with friendly graphic pictures to calm you, there are 10 questions in this test, try to answer the questions the best way you can, good luck! Take this test in preparation for your exam

Adult Nurse Practitioner Exam Prep - Quiz

2.

Who takes care of the patients?
- Nurses
- Doctors
- Lawyer
- Paediatric
Correct Answer

A. Nurses

Explanation

Nurses take care of the patients. Nurses are healthcare professionals who work closely with doctors and other medical staff to provide care and support to patients. They are responsible for monitoring patients' conditions, administering medications, assisting with procedures, and ensuring the overall well-being of the patients. Nurses play a crucial role in the healthcare system and are essential in providing quality patient care.

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3.

What regulates appetite?
- Dessert
- Stress
- Leptin
- Lipton
Correct Answer

A. Leptin

Explanation

Leptin is a hormone that regulates appetite. It is produced by fat cells and helps to control hunger and satiety by signaling the brain to reduce food intake. When leptin levels are low, it indicates that the body needs more energy and stimulates hunger. Conversely, high levels of leptin suppress appetite. Therefore, leptin plays a crucial role in regulating appetite and maintaining energy balance in the body.

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4.

What is the basic meaning of autogenic training?
- Repeating words and sentences to ignite positive vibes.
- Training as a whole subject
- Relating the issue to an imagination
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Repeating words and sentences to ignite positive vibes.

Explanation

Autogenic training refers to a relaxation technique that involves repeating specific words or phrases to induce a state of deep relaxation and self-awareness. By focusing on positive affirmations, individuals can stimulate a relaxation response in their bodies, reducing stress and promoting overall well-being. This technique aims to harness the power of the mind to create a sense of calm and positivity.

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5.

Why do cells shrink in hyperglycemia
- Water is light
- Water follows glucose
- Water is an essential
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. Water follows glucose

Explanation

In hyperglycemia, there is an excess of glucose in the blood. Glucose is a solute that cannot freely cross the cell membrane, so water moves out of the cells to dilute the high concentration of glucose outside the cells. This causes the cells to shrink as they lose water. Therefore, the statement "Water follows glucose" is the correct answer as it explains the mechanism of cell shrinkage in hyperglycemia.

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6.

Which hormone suppress glycagon release into the body?
- Amylin
- Leptin
- Glucose
- Fats
Correct Answer

A. Amylin

Explanation

Amylin is a hormone that is released by the beta cells of the pancreas along with insulin. It works to suppress the release of glucagon, which is a hormone that raises blood sugar levels by promoting the breakdown of glycogen into glucose. By inhibiting glucagon release, amylin helps to regulate blood sugar levels and prevent them from becoming too high.

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7.

Which form of insulin cannot be mixed?
- Short acting
- Reactant
- Long acting
- Insul
Correct Answer

A. Long acting

Explanation

Long acting insulin cannot be mixed with other forms of insulin because it is designed to provide a steady release of insulin over a longer period of time. Mixing it with other forms of insulin could alter its effectiveness and lead to unpredictable blood sugar levels. It is important to use long acting insulin separately and as prescribed by a healthcare professional.

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8.

Which of these is not a hormone that increase hepatop glucose?
- Growth hormone
- Glycogen
- Hermaph
- Catrcholamines
Correct Answer

A. Hermaph

Explanation

Hermaph is not a hormone that increases hepatic glucose. Growth hormone, glycogen, and catecholamines are all hormones that can increase hepatic glucose levels. However, hermaph is not a known hormone and therefore does not have any effect on hepatic glucose levels.

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9.

What is the full meaning of LADA?
- Lipical Autoimmune diabetes
- Latent autoimmune diabetes of aging
- All of the above
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Lipical Autoimmune diabetes
10.

Which of these is not rapid acting
- Humalog
- Nevolog
- Apidre
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. None of the above

Explanation

All of the options listed, Humalog, Nevolog, and Apidre, are rapid-acting insulin medications. Therefore, none of the above options are not rapid acting.

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