Medical Quiz

Renal & Neural Quiz

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True or False?

You should always restrain someone seizing

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


Which hormone is activated by the kidney

A. Vitamin D

B. Renin

C. Angiotensin


The nurse recognizes that which of the following is an indication to begin dialysis?

A. When the client is no longer able to tolerate medications.

B. Once the GFR reaches 25.

C. Less than 20% of nephrons are still functioning.

D. When the client reaches stage 3 CKD.


True or False?

You should always turn the person seizing on their side

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


serum creatinine levels is

A. 0.7-1.3 mg /dl

B. 2-3 mg /dl


A 40 y.o. male patient is undergoing hemodialysis with an internal AV fistula in place. What do you do to prevent complications associated with this device?

A. Insert I.V. lines above the fistula.

B. Palpate pulses above the fistula.

C. Report a bruit or thrill over the fistula to the doctor.

D. Avoid taking blood pressures in the arm with the fistula.


True or False?

You can die from epilepsy

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


Vitamin D increases Calcium absorption in the bone

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


GFR is more in

A. Men

B. women


The functional unit of kidney is neuron

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


What is the role of the glomerulus in the kidney?

A. Reabsorption of water

B. Filtration of blood

C. Secretion of waste products


More than 2 recurrent seizures that separated by more than 24 hours

A. Seizure

B. Epilepsy

C. Heart attack

D. Stroke


Epilepsy affects?

A. Only people with close relative who has epilepsy

B. Only children and adults people

C. Anyone at any age

D. Anyone who bangs his/her head


Penicillin dose alteration is recommended in renal failure

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


True or False?

Epilepsy can happen at any age

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


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