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What is the most significant concern pertaining to narcotics?

A. They may cause heart damage B. They can increase fatigue in the bowel C. They may raise blood pressure D. It is easy to become addicted to them

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Addiction (D) is the primary narcotic concern.

A patient develops a swollen calf a few days after surgery. What is an appropriate treatment or next step?

A. Consult another physician B. Massage the calf C. Send the patient to the emergency room D. Complete exercises on the leg

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Swollen calf post-surgery (C) suggests DVT; ER evaluation is urgent.

What treatment is best for a patient with a calcium-based renal stone?

A. Increased milk consumption B. Better hydration overall C. Avoiding foods with purine D. Consuming antacids

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Hydration (B) helps pass calcium stones.

A focal seizure is a seizure that:

A. Occurs in one hemisphere of the brain B. Occurs throughout the entire brain C. May appear without warning D. May result in possible damage

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: Focal seizures (A) are localized to one brain area.

A pregnant woman who develops gestational diabetes should be advised that:

A. The condition is lifelong B. The condition requires an early delivery C. The issue is temporary D. The condition may be due to being underweight

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Gestational diabetes (C) typically resolves post-delivery.

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