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623 Adult Male Genitourinary NP Certification, Fitzgerald 4th ed 2023.

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623 Adult - Older Adults - NP Certification, Fitzgerald 4th ed Exam Review 2023 Update d. 85 yrs and older - ANS-in the elderly population, the current fastest growing grp is the age range: a. 71 to 75 yrs b. 76 to 80 yrs c. 81 to 84 yrs d. 85 yrs and older c. 65 to 74 yrs - ANS-the age range referred to as "young old" is: a. 60 to 65 yrs b. 66 to 70 yrs c. 65 to 74 yrs d. 70 to 80 yrs d. 75 to 84 yrs - ANS-the age range referred to as "old old" is: a. 60 to 65 yrs b. 66 to...

623 Adult Male Genitourinary NP Certification, Fitzgerald 4th ed 2023

all of the following electrolyte disorders are commonly found in a person with chronic renal failure except: a. hypernatremia b. hypercalcemia c. hyperkalemia d. hypophosphatemia correct answer: d. hypophosphatemia all of the following are common precipitating factors in acute renal failure except: a. anaphylaxis b. infection c. MI d. type I DM correct answer: d. type I DM common causes of chronic renal failure include all of the following except: a. type 2 DM rent pyelonephrit...

623 Adult - Older Adults - NP Certification, Fitzgerald 4th ed Exam Review 2023 Update d. 85 yrs and older - ANS-in the elderly population, the current fastest growing grp is the age range: a. 71 to 75 yrs b. 76 to 80 yrs c. 81 to 84 yrs d. 85 yrs and older c. 65 to 74 yrs - ANS-the age range referred to as "young old" is: a. 60 to 65 yrs b. 66 to 70 yrs c. 65 to 74 yrs d. 70 to 80 yrs d. 75 to 84 yrs - ANS-the age range referred to as "old old" is: a. 60 to 65 yrs b. 66 to...

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623 Adult - Viral Hepatitis - NP Certification, Fitzgerald 4th edition, Complete Updated Solution 2024. b. viral hepatitis a 36 y/o man c/o nausea, fever, malaise, and abdominal pain. He shows signs of jaundice and reports darkly-colored urine. Dx results show elevated serum aminotransferase less than 10x upper limits of normal (ULN). His most likely dx is: a. GERD b. viral hepatitis c. Crohn's disease d. Barrett esophagus

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