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AGACNP DRT EXAM NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
TEST BANK| COMPLETE 350 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) GRADED A+| AGACNP DRT EXAM
REVIEW (MOST RECENT!!)
Which of the following labs would you not expect to see in a patient that
presents with Cushing's:
A) hypokalemia
B) glucosuria
C) hypernatremia
D) hypoglycemia - Correct Answer - hypoglycemia
Which of the following drugs cause lupus-like symptoms:
A) beta blocker
B) ASA
C) procanamide
D) sertaline - Correct Answer - procandmide
Stephen, 47 years old, comes to your office complaining of intense pain
in the right eye which has worsened since he woke up this morning.
During the eye exam, you find copious tearing and redness in his right
eye. Which of the following would confirm the most likely diagnosis?
A) Tonometry
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B) AV nicking
C) Synovial aspirate
D) Sodium fluorescein stain - Correct Answer - sodium fluorescein stain
for corneal abrasion
Tom, 36 years old, has Chron's disease and arrives to ED w/ complaints
of abdominal pain, frequent vomiting and watery bowel movements.
You notice high-pitched, tinkling bowel sounds and transabdominal US
reveals partial SBO. Which is NOT necessary at this time?
A) NPO and IV fluids
B) NG Tube to LWS
C) Immediate referral for surgery
D) Monitor pt. for spontaneous resolution - Correct Answer - immediate
referral for surgery
Which of the following is not associated with anemia of chronic disease:
A) HIV
B) COPD
C) SLE
D) ulcerative colitis - Correct Answer - COPD
Patient presents with RLQ pain, 1-2 episodes of vomiting, and positive
Psoas sign. What diagnostics are confirmatory for appendicitis?
A) abdominal ultrasound and WBC 10-20000
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B) CT abdomen and elevated amylase
C) abdominal ultrasound and elevated amylase
D) ct abdomen and elevated amylase and lipase - Correct Answer -
abdominal ultrasound and WBC 10-20000
Which of the following medications is not indicated in the management
of closed angle glaucoma?
A) carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
B) acetazolamide
C) alpha 2 adrenergic agonist
D) osmotic diuretic - Correct Answer - alpha 2 adrenergic agonist
Patient has S/S of abdominal distention, weakness and occasional
diarrhea comes to see you. Your history indicates that he has renal
failure. You conclude that the patient has a fluid and electrolyte problem.
Which of the following is the problem that the patient is most likely
experiencing?
A) Hypercalcemia
B) Hypocalcemia
C) Hypernatremia
D) Hyperkalemia - Correct Answer - hyperkalemia
Laura, 61, is hospitalized for symptoms of weakness and dizziness. He
daughter states that her mother had stood up after a meal and closed her
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eyes briefly, seemingly causing her to lose her balance. You test again
and elicit the same response. Suspicious, you then rub the back of a
patient's foot with the back of your pen, to which your patient responds
by extending her big toe upwards while her other toes curl outwards.
You would expect to see changes in the patient's lab values, except:
A) Hemoglobin
B) MCV
C) Serum B12
D) Serum Ferritin - Correct Answer - serum ferritin
38 year old female patients has been immobilized for four months.
Examining her before release, you note that dyspnea and tachycardia
have occurred. You suspect pulmonary embolus, but a
ventilation/perfusion lung scan does not confirm the diagnosis. What is
the best next step?
A) Second lung scan
B) Test arterial blood gas
C) Pulmonary angiography
D) Spiral CT - Correct Answer - pulmonary angiography
One a patient is diagnosed w/ compartment syndrome, a patient should
immediately receive which of the following?
A) Sun protection
B) Physical therapy
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AGACNP DRT EXAM NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
TEST BANK| COMPLETE 350 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) GRADED A+| AGACNP DRT EXAM
REVIEW (MOST RECENT!!)
Which of the following labs would you not expect to see in a patient that
presents with Cushing's:
A) hypokalemia
B) glucosuria
C) hypernatremia
D) hypoglycemia - Correct Answer - hypoglycemia
Which of the following drugs cause lupus-like symptoms:
A) beta blocker
B) ASA
C) procanamide
D) sertaline - Correct Answer - procandmide
Stephen, 47 years old, comes to your office complaining of intense pain
in the right eye which has worsened since he woke up this morning.
During the eye exam, you find copious tearing and redness in his right
eye. Which of the following would confirm the most likely diagnosis?
A) Tonometry
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B) AV nicking
C) Synovial aspirate
D) Sodium fluorescein stain - Correct Answer - sodium fluorescein stain
for corneal abrasion
Tom, 36 years old, has Chron's disease and arrives to ED w/ complaints
of abdominal pain, frequent vomiting and watery bowel movements.
You notice high-pitched, tinkling bowel sounds and transabdominal US
reveals partial SBO. Which is NOT necessary at this time?
A) NPO and IV fluids
B) NG Tube to LWS
C) Immediate referral for surgery
D) Monitor pt. for spontaneous resolution - Correct Answer - immediate
referral for surgery
Which of the following is not associated with anemia of chronic disease:
A) HIV
B) COPD
C) SLE
D) ulcerative colitis - Correct Answer - COPD
Patient presents with RLQ pain, 1-2 episodes of vomiting, and positive
Psoas sign. What diagnostics are confirmatory for appendicitis?
A) abdominal ultrasound and WBC 10-20000
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B) CT abdomen and elevated amylase
C) abdominal ultrasound and elevated amylase
D) ct abdomen and elevated amylase and lipase - Correct Answer -
abdominal ultrasound and WBC 10-20000
Which of the following medications is not indicated in the management
of closed angle glaucoma?
A) carbonic anhydrase inhibitors
B) acetazolamide
C) alpha 2 adrenergic agonist
D) osmotic diuretic - Correct Answer - alpha 2 adrenergic agonist
Patient has S/S of abdominal distention, weakness and occasional
diarrhea comes to see you. Your history indicates that he has renal
failure. You conclude that the patient has a fluid and electrolyte problem.
Which of the following is the problem that the patient is most likely
experiencing?
A) Hypercalcemia
B) Hypocalcemia
C) Hypernatremia
D) Hyperkalemia - Correct Answer - hyperkalemia
Laura, 61, is hospitalized for symptoms of weakness and dizziness. He
daughter states that her mother had stood up after a meal and closed her
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eyes briefly, seemingly causing her to lose her balance. You test again
and elicit the same response. Suspicious, you then rub the back of a
patient's foot with the back of your pen, to which your patient responds
by extending her big toe upwards while her other toes curl outwards.
You would expect to see changes in the patient's lab values, except:
A) Hemoglobin
B) MCV
C) Serum B12
D) Serum Ferritin - Correct Answer - serum ferritin
38 year old female patients has been immobilized for four months.
Examining her before release, you note that dyspnea and tachycardia
have occurred. You suspect pulmonary embolus, but a
ventilation/perfusion lung scan does not confirm the diagnosis. What is
the best next step?
A) Second lung scan
B) Test arterial blood gas
C) Pulmonary angiography
D) Spiral CT - Correct Answer - pulmonary angiography
One a patient is diagnosed w/ compartment syndrome, a patient should
immediately receive which of the following?
A) Sun protection
B) Physical therapy
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