Recent Nursing Prometric Sample questions and answer 2024/ DHA/MOH/PROMETRIC/HAAD practice exam Q&A

[@cutiebellacat4720]

Is question 15, diverticulitis is confirmed by colonoscopy not ct scan?

[@nurseblessing]

Thank for the question. THE CORRECT ANSWER IS C. ( CT SCAN) CT scan are highly effective in diagnosing diverticulitis , as they can visualize the inflamed or infected diverticula, and assess the extent of the disease and any complication Colonoscopy is not typically used to confirm diverticulitis during an acute episode because it can exacerbate symptoms or causes complication due to the inflamed state of the colon, However , colonoscopy may be used after the acute episode has resolved to evaluate the extent of diverticular disease and rule out other conditions.

[@paulmathew6588]

Colitis= inflammation, no doctor advice colonoscopy, if do peritonitit

[@suryakala4541]

Thank you mam

[@nurseblessing]

welcome . 🤝🤝

[@AlinaShrestha-n4i]

13 number correct answer is B

[@Kamran.Kami.G]

Can you please explain Questions No. 13

[@AlinaShrestha-n4i]

Can you please explain question number 14

[@reshmaraja9821]

Thank u mam❤❤❤

[@nurseblessing]

Thank you too

[@roxanneoliva7230]

Ma'am can you give the sample computation in numberc18 pls..thank you

[@nurseblessing]

ordered dose= 0.2 gram available dose = 400mg in 10ml convert 0.2 gram to milligram 0.2x1000= 200millgram 400Mg =10ml 200mg=?? cross multiply 200x10/400 2000/400 5Ml clear

[@roxanneoliva7230]

@nurseblessing, thank you mam

[@nurseblessing]

@@roxanneoliva7230 welcome

[@gibinbennykuriakose1457]

Plase explain the answer of question number 3

[@nurseblessing]

The combination is chosen because it uses the smallest number of tablets, which simplifies administration and ensure accurate dosing, and also to avoid using multiple smaller tablets, which could be less convenient for the patient. so the best is 200mg + 300mg + 500mg ordered dose thank for watching

[@nishnanishna1364]

Gd evening mam

[@nurseblessing]

Hello, ???? how are you doing!

[@nishnanishna1364]

Gd morning mam can you explain kuwait exam pattern

[@Karuna-z3g]

I m also preparing for kuwait

[@nurseblessing]

you can do it !!!! I wish you good luck in your exam congratulation

[@nishnanishna1364]

@@nurseblessing thank u mam

[@AlinaShrestha-n4i]

17/20

[@nurseblessing]

great job

[@mnagamani3844]

Goodevening madam once you explain Kuwait Moh exam pattern plz requesting madam

[@kumarinirmal3940]

Hi mam once you explain Kuwait Moh exam pattern mam pls

[@nurseblessing]

noted

[@Nature.45678]

Ma'am plz put research questions ❓ it will be more in the pomatric exam

[@nurseblessing]

noted thank alot

[@ubaidrather1212]

Mam what is the passing percentage of Saudi prometric exam

[@Blueberry3923-h5f]

For AN -60% For RN- 80%

[@thangameenameena7078]

17 qus ans is 2ml

[@thangameenameena7078]

10.000 unit order, available in 5000 unit 1ml so 2 ml is correct

[@nurseblessing]

give me a run down for the answer 2ml

[@nurseblessing]

The ordered to give 1000unit of heparin =?ml the available dose is 5000unit = 5ml 1000unit =? 5000unit =5ml cross multiply 5000unit x?/1000unit x5ml 5000/5000 1ml OR 5000UNIT = 5ML meaning every 1000unit will give us 1ml ordered dose is 1000unit so the answer is 1ml

[@ShyamSingh-rs2oc]

Boss content number do aap ke

[@Kamran.Kami.G]

Question No.14 Correct Answer is Option D Because according to option B Capillary refill primarily assesses arterial circulation not venous flow, so this is not the best Answer. option D Actual flow is poor or inadequate: This is the correct answer, as delayed capillary refill indicates inadequate blood flow or poor perfusion to the extremities, which can be due to various causes like shock, dehydration, or poor cardiac output. So 7-second capillary refill time points to poor or inadequate actual blood flow. Mam please correct my Answer if it is wrong thank you

[@Kamran.Kami.G]

Hello Mam can you please Explain the Question No.13 i Think Correct Answer is Option B B. Repression: This is an unconscious defense mechanism where painful or traumatic memories are buried in the subconscious mind, preventing the person from remembering the event. The patient’s inability to recall the traumatic childhood experience suggests repression. But Your Answer is Option A can you Please Explain it Thanks

[@ranjanadas6624]

B

[@nurseblessing]

which question answer is B ?

[@ranjanadas6624]

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[@nurseblessing]

@@ranjanadas6624 correct answer 🤝🤝🤝. thank for watching

[@anastraj203]

Que - 4 Ans please explain??

[@nurseblessing]

In preparing the patient for an electroencephalogram (EEG), the nurse should: Restrict intake of coffee Rationale: A . Withhold breakfast: It is not usually necessary to withhold food before an EEG. Patients can typically eat as usual. B. Give sleeping pills the night before: This is generally avoided as it may affect the EEG results. C. Shave the hair: Shaving the hair is not required for an EEG. D. Restrict intake of coffee: Caffeine can affect the EEG results, so patients are often advised to avoid coffee and other caffeinated beverages before the test. because , caffeine is a stimulant that can increase brain activity , potentially masking or mimicking abnormal brain wave patterns, this could lead to inaccurate readings and misinterpretation of the EEG results. By avoiding caffeine, the EEG can be more accurately reflect the patient typical brain activity , leading to more reliable diagnostic information .