Latest Prometric Questions AND ANSWER 2024/ RECENT UPDATED RN QUESTIONS/ NURSING PROMETRIC EXAM

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Mam can u explain the g no 11

[@nurseblessing]

correct answer is B Retinoblastoma is a type of cancer that primarily affects young children and originates in the retina of the eye. It can have genetic implications, as it is often associated with genetic mutations that can be inherited. Retinoblastoma can be hereditary, meaning it can be passed down from parents to their children. A geneticist or genetic counselor can provide valuable information about the genetic aspects of the disease. If the retinoblastoma is hereditary, the geneticist can help in planning for regular screening and follow-up for other family members who might be at risk. A. Ophthalmologist: While an ophthalmologist is crucial for diagnosing and treating retinoblastoma, they are not typically involved in genetic counseling. Their role is more focused on the management of the eye condition itself, including treatment options and follow-up care. C. House Authority: This option is not relevant to the management or support of retinoblastoma. House authorities or social services might be involved in broader aspects of child welfare but not specifically in the genetic aspects of a cancer diagnosis. D. Special Education Center: Although retinoblastoma and its treatment can affect a child’s vision and potentially their educational needs, a special education center is not the primary resource for addressing the genetic aspects of the disease. Their role would be more relevant once the child is in the educational system and needs accommodations due to the effects of the disease. THANK YOU !!!!

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Ma’am can you please give rationale for Q11… why B?

[@nurseblessing]

The best initial referral for a child diagnosed with retinoblastoma is actually to an ophthalmologist, but a referral to a genetic specialist is also highly important. Here’s why: Retinoblastoma often has a genetic component, and genetic counseling is crucial for understanding the hereditary nature of the disease. A genetic specialist can perform tests to determine if the retinoblastoma is due to a mutation in the RB1 gene, which can have implications for the patient's treatment and for screening other family members. While the immediate management and treatment of the eye cancer should be handled by an ophthalmologist, genetic counseling is important for long-term family planning and understanding the risk of recurrence in future offspring.

[@Kamran.Kami.G]

Question No. 11 Correct Answer is A. Ophthalmologist Retinoblastoma is a type of eye cancer, so the child should be referred to an ophthalmologist, a specialist in eye conditions and diseases. This will help ensure proper treatment and management of the condition.

[@Kamran.Kami.G]

@@nurseblessing why option B is not correct let me explain B. Geneticist: While retinoblastoma can have a genetic component, especially in hereditary cases, the primary referral would still be to an ophthalmologist for immediate management of the eye condition. A geneticist might be consulted later to evaluate the hereditary risk, but it’s not the first priority.

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my first answer is A....but it changed when I read maam blessings explaination but now Im back to A again....I feel that your explaination is more correct....and quite convincing

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Is Q 16 Answer correct ??

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CORRECT ANSWER IS A; POSTIVE , A Mantoux test result of 6mm in an HIV patient typically indicates a positive result. In individuals with HIV, a positive Mantoux test is generally considered when the induration (firm raised area) measures 5mm or more. This result suggests that the person has been exposed to the tuberculosis (TB) bacteria and their immune system has reacted to it, which can indicate latent TB infection or TB disease, especially if accompanied by symptoms like fever, cough, and night sweats.

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