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AMLS MID-TERM EXAM||2025-2026||QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS (BASED ON CHAPTER 5). A+, Exams of Health sciences

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AMLS MID-TERM EXAM||2025-2026||QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS (BASED ON CHAPTER 5). A+
GRADE
The determination of a working diagnosis is dependent on the provider's assessment,
critical thinking and skills. - CORRECT ANSWER-pattern recognition
Which is a high-risk factor for intracerebral hemorrhage? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Cocaine abuse
When performing a patient assessment, what information provides the most essential
information in determining a working diagnosis?
- CORRECT ANSWER-Medical history
Which infectious disease must have oxygen present to survive? - CORRECT ANSWER-
Tuberculosis
During what period of the communicable disease process will antibodies begin to reach
detectable levels and the infected blood will test positive for exposure to a pathogen? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Incubation
Continuous positive airway pressure would be most appropriate in treating which
patient?
- CORRECT ANSWER-A 22-year-old with severe asthma and not responding to
nebulizer treatments.
A 28-year-old female is being evaluated for an acute onset of an alteration in mentation.
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The determination of a working diagnosis is dependent on the provider's assessment, critical thinking and skills. - CORRECT ANSWER- pattern recognition Which is a high-risk factor for intracerebral hemorrhage? - CORRECT ANSWER- Cocaine abuse When performing a patient assessment, what information provides the most essential information in determining a working diagnosis?

  • CORRECT ANSWER- Medical history Which infectious disease must have oxygen present to survive? - CORRECT ANSWER- Tuberculosis During what period of the communicable disease process will antibodies begin to reach detectable levels and the infected blood will test positive for exposure to a pathogen? - CORRECT ANSWER- Incubation Continuous positive airway pressure would be most appropriate in treating which patient?
    • CORRECT ANSWER- A 22 - year-old with severe asthma and not responding to nebulizer treatments. A 28-year-old female is being evaluated for an acute onset of an alteration in mentation.

She complained of a stiff neck and persistent headache. Vital signs are P 112, R 22 and regular, BP 144/88, SpO2 95%, and T 102.3°F (39°C). The healthcare provider should observe for which complication? - CORRECT ANSWER- Seizure Patients with a history of chronic bronchitis that present with shortness of breath are likely to have which condition?

  • CORRECT ANSWER- Pulmonary embolism What is the sign on the ECG that will indicate a patient is experiencing hyperkalemia? - CORRECT ANSWER-Peaked T waves Clinical reasoning requires the healthcare provider to:
  • CORRECT ANSWER-Process relevant information, filter out irrelevant information. A 24 - year-old has completed a triathlon on a hot, humid day. The athlete complains of a severe headache, muscle cramps, and abdominal pain. As the patient history is obtained, the athlete becomes lethargic. What underlying electrolyte disturbance should the healthcare provider most likely suspect?
    • CORRECT ANSWER- Hypocalcemia A patient with a history of Graves' disease presents with anxiety, perfuse sweating, and a palpable goiter. Vitals are P 151, R 35 and labored, BP 84/42. Which working diagnosis is most likely? - CORRECT ANSWER-Thyrotoxicosis What component of a patient's past medical history is most helpful in considering myocardial infarction as a working diagnosis? - CORRECT ANSWER-Familial heart

considered most likely? - CORRECT ANSWER-Acute pancreatitis What medication classification should be administered to an uncooperative, agitated patient? - CORRECT ANSWER-Benzodiazepine The patient is alert and oriented, presenting with hypotension, bradycardia, normal capillary refill, and warm, dry pink skin. These are cardinal signs of which type of distributive shock? - CORRECT ANSWER-Neurogenic The patient complains of a deep burning discomfort diffusely throughout the epigastrium. This is an example of which type of pain? - CORRECT ANSWER-Visceral A 23-year-old male complains of a productive cough, fever, chills and pleuritic chest pain that has worsened over 3 days. A physical exam reveals unilateral wheezing with shallow respirations. Vitals are P 128, R 26, BP 144/88, SpO2 90%, and T 102°F (38.8°C). What treatment should be performed? - CORRECT ANSWER-Supplemental oxygen and immediate transport. According to the AMLS Assessment Pathway, determining whether a patient is "Sick or Not Sick" is initially done in which component of the assessment process? - CORRECT ANSWER-First impression Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) is characterized by what pathologic change? - CORRECT ANSWER-Breakdown of the alveolar-capillary membrane.