Prometric Exam For Nurses 2025/ Qatar,Saudi,Kuwait,Oman,Dubai. how to pass PROMETRIC Exam 2025 Once

[@abhiramiashok6234]

Hello mam. I'm so happy and greatful to write this message for you Today i attended my bahrain nhra exam and i passed for it Your videoes are the main reason for me to crack it I was not not attending any coaching i just watched your mock test and did it day and night for 2 weeks And im extremely happy that i cracked it thankyou so much mam Thanks a lot❤❤

[@nurseblessing]

Wonderful congratulations🤝🤝🤝🤝✅. I am so proud of you . Keep it up .

[@nishnanishna1364]

Thank u mam

[@nurseblessing]

Most welcome 😊

[@analynpanares3940]

Good day! Can you explain question 34? Why the answer is B? Thank you…

[@nurseblessing]

correct answer is B Metformin is a biguanide antidiabetic medication used to manage type 2 diabetes. It works by reducing glucose production in the liver and improving the body's sensitivity to insulin. Metformin does not cause low blood sugar by itself. Low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) is more likely to occur if a patient is using insulin or sulfonylureas (another class of diabetes medications) in addition to metformin. If a patient does experience hypoglycemia while on metformin, they should follow proper treatment protocols, such as consuming a fast-acting carbohydrate, but stopping the medication is not an appropriate response. Therefore, the patient needs further education about the use of metformin in relation to hypoglycemia. a: "I should take the medication with food to avoid an upset stomach." This is correct Metformin can cause gastrointestinal side effects, such as nausea and upset stomach, especially when first starting the medication. Taking it with food helps to reduce these side effects. c: "I will need to have my kidney function tested regularly." This is correct. Metformin is primarily excreted by the kidneys, and impaired kidney function can increase the risk of lactic acidosis (a rare but serious side effect). Regular monitoring of kidney function is important while on this medication. d: "I should avoid drinking alcohol while on this medication." This is correct. Alcohol can increase the risk of lactic acidosis, especially when combined with metformin, and can also affect blood sugar levels. thank you, i hope is clear

[@rakshithasaliyan4929]

Hllo mam plsss plsss upload questions for Saudi Prometric exam in February..

[@nurseblessing]

ok

[@epicglam8824]

I did my nursing technician exam nd i get fail 2times can u provide me a good suggestion Bcz i read a lot then again fail now i have a last chance waht i do plz suggest me

[@nurseblessing]

for which country? You can email me

[@blueberrycinco2628]

Ma’am, Thank you so much. you have notes po that we can download?

[@nurseblessing]

only mock test www.simplenurseprep.com

[@mairahharon2050]

for march na exam po please salamat

[@nurseblessing]

noted