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68W ALC, PHASE 3, LIMITED PRIMARY CARE ACTUAL EXAM
NEWEST 2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+|
How does Axial (Transverse) divide body - ANSWER-Superior
and Inferior
How does Coronal (Frontal) divide body? - ANSWER-Anterior and
Posterior
How does Sagittal (Vertical) divide body? - ANSWER-Left and
Right
What are the common areas for stress Fx? - ANSWER-1)
Metatarsals
2) Tibia/Fibula
3) Femur
4) Pelvis
5) Vertebra
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Exam findings for stress fx - ANSWER-1) Intense tenderness at
affected site
2) Axial (in-line with weight bearing) compression induces px
3) VIBRATING TUNING FORK
Management of Stress fx - ANSWER-1) Refer to MO for
suspected stress fx
2) Orthopedic post op (wooden) shoe for metatarsal stress fx
3) RICE
4) Profile to avoid weight bearing 3-4 weeks
5) Acetaminophen 325-650 mg q 6h
Special test for Trochanteric Bursitis - ANSWER-While pt is
standing, palpate lateral hip area in a cephalic direction beginning
below greater trochanter eminence until area of maximal
tenderness is ID
pharmacology - ANSWER-study of substances that interact with
living organisms through chemical processes
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medical pharmacology - ANSWER-science of substances used to
prevent, diagnose and treat disease
indication - ANSWER-reason or condition for which a particular
medication is given
dose - ANSWER-amount of medication given within a specified
period of time (single, maximum, cumulative)
strength - ANSWER-amount of medication contained per tablet,
capsule, suppository, etc.
titration - ANSWER-administering a medication with variable
strength, interval, and quantity to achieve and maintain a desired
observable physiological effect (pain ctrl)
contraindication - ANSWER-medical reason not to give a
medication
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absolute contraindication - ANSWER-medical reason to NEVER
give a medication
relative contraindication - ANSWER-medical reason a medication
should not be given, but may be acceptable in certain
circumstances
allergy - ANSWER-immune response in which there is a
hypersensitivity response induced by exposure to a particular
medication
side effect - ANSWER-unintended, but not surprising
consequence of a medication which may require a medication
dose be changed or discontinued
therapeutic effect - ANSWER-desired change in physiology for
administering the medication
therapeutic level - ANSWER-blood level of a medication required
to achieve the therapeutic effect
68W ALC, PHASE 3, LIMITED PRIMARY CARE ACTUAL EXAM
NEWEST 2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+|
How does Axial (Transverse) divide body - ANSWER-Superior
and Inferior
How does Coronal (Frontal) divide body? - ANSWER-Anterior and
Posterior
How does Sagittal (Vertical) divide body? - ANSWER-Left and
Right
What are the common areas for stress Fx? - ANSWER-1)
Metatarsals
2) Tibia/Fibula
3) Femur
4) Pelvis
5) Vertebra
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Exam findings for stress fx - ANSWER-1) Intense tenderness at
affected site
2) Axial (in-line with weight bearing) compression induces px
3) VIBRATING TUNING FORK
Management of Stress fx - ANSWER-1) Refer to MO for
suspected stress fx
2) Orthopedic post op (wooden) shoe for metatarsal stress fx
3) RICE
4) Profile to avoid weight bearing 3-4 weeks
5) Acetaminophen 325-650 mg q 6h
Special test for Trochanteric Bursitis - ANSWER-While pt is
standing, palpate lateral hip area in a cephalic direction beginning
below greater trochanter eminence until area of maximal
tenderness is ID
pharmacology - ANSWER-study of substances that interact with
living organisms through chemical processes
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medical pharmacology - ANSWER-science of substances used to
prevent, diagnose and treat disease
indication - ANSWER-reason or condition for which a particular
medication is given
dose - ANSWER-amount of medication given within a specified
period of time (single, maximum, cumulative)
strength - ANSWER-amount of medication contained per tablet,
capsule, suppository, etc.
titration - ANSWER-administering a medication with variable
strength, interval, and quantity to achieve and maintain a desired
observable physiological effect (pain ctrl)
contraindication - ANSWER-medical reason not to give a
medication
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absolute contraindication - ANSWER-medical reason to NEVER
give a medication
relative contraindication - ANSWER-medical reason a medication
should not be given, but may be acceptable in certain
circumstances
allergy - ANSWER-immune response in which there is a
hypersensitivity response induced by exposure to a particular
medication
side effect - ANSWER-unintended, but not surprising
consequence of a medication which may require a medication
dose be changed or discontinued
therapeutic effect - ANSWER-desired change in physiology for
administering the medication
therapeutic level - ANSWER-blood level of a medication required
to achieve the therapeutic effect
