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Plz mam make a video for kuwait prometric bcz your videos is more interesting and good for passing marks plzz make a video for important questions come in exam
hello! I have my DHA exam in two days! All of the questions you show on your videos are real exam questions or just samples of questions? Thanks so much!
@nurseblesing maam Im not sure if i truly passes from my prometric exam taken august 29..they did not send through email my result. I have no means to contact them
Which prometric exam are you referring to ? some exams may take time to receive results, while in other countries, like Qatar, you can get your result within an hour.
thank for bring my attention to the question the correct answer is D rotation of the patella When performing a preoperative assessment on a patient scheduled for arthroscopy of the right knee, the nurse needs to conduct a comprehensive examination to establish a baseline for comparison postoperatively. This assessment helps in identifying any pre-existing conditions and ensuring the patient’s readiness for the procedure. The rotation of the patella is not usually included in a standard preoperative assessment for knee arthroscopy. The focus is more on overall leg position, pulse assessment, and bony structures, rather than specific patellar rotation, which is not a common factor evaluated in this context unless there is a specific concern or clinical indication. A. position and Length of the Leg Assessing the position and length of the leg can provide information on any pre-existing deformities or discrepancies that may affect the surgery. This is important for understanding the baseline condition of the leg. B. Bilateral Pulse Checking bilateral pulses is crucial to assess vascular status and ensure there is adequate blood flow to both legs. This helps in identifying any potential circulatory issues that might affect the surgical procedure. C. Bony Prominence of Ankles and Feet Examining bony prominences of the ankles and feet can help detect any swelling, deformities, or tenderness that may need to be considered in relation to the surgery. THANK YOU !!!
thank for bring my attention to the question the correct answer is D rotation of the patella When performing a preoperative assessment on a patient scheduled for arthroscopy of the right knee, the nurse needs to conduct a comprehensive examination to establish a baseline for comparison postoperatively. This assessment helps in identifying any pre-existing conditions and ensuring the patient’s readiness for the procedure. The rotation of the patella is not usually included in a standard preoperative assessment for knee arthroscopy. The focus is more on overall leg position, pulse assessment, and bony structures, rather than specific patellar rotation, which is not a common factor evaluated in this context unless there is a specific concern or clinical indication. A. position and Length of the Leg Assessing the position and length of the leg can provide information on any pre-existing deformities or discrepancies that may affect the surgery. This is important for understanding the baseline condition of the leg. B. Bilateral Pulse Checking bilateral pulses is crucial to assess vascular status and ensure there is adequate blood flow to both legs. This helps in identifying any potential circulatory issues that might affect the surgical procedure. C. Bony Prominence of Ankles and Feet Examining bony prominences of the ankles and feet can help detect any swelling, deformities, or tenderness that may need to be considered in relation to the surgery. THANK YOU !!!
Everything you need to study for the exam is already provided, you can also explore additional questions beyond those specific to Saudi questions. I upload new video every two days, THANK YOU @NURSEBLESSING
Thank you for bringing these questions to my attention, typing error ,the correct answer is B CONFUSION Confusion is often an early sign of hypoxia. When the brain is not receiving enough oxygen, cognitive functions can be affected first. Symptoms such as confusion, restlessness, or agitation may appear before more severe signs of hypoxia, such as cyanosis or changes in heart rate, become evident. A) Cyanosis: Cyanosis, which is a bluish discoloration of the skin or mucous membranes due to low oxygen levels in the blood, is typically a later sign of hypoxia. It usually occurs when the hypoxia is more severe and prolonged. C) Coma: Coma is a very severe and late-stage symptom of hypoxia, indicating critical oxygen deprivation affecting brain function. It is not an early sign and indicates a significant medical emergency. D) Bradycardia: Bradycardia, or a slower-than-normal heart rate, can occur in response to severe hypoxia but is more commonly associated with more advanced stages of oxygen deprivation. Early signs usually precede bradycardia. THANK YOU !!!!
typing error !!!! correct answer is D GASTROINTESTINAL ISSUES NOT LACTIC ACIDOSIS , but lactic acidosis is a rare side effect of metformin, Metformin is widely used for managing type 2 diabetes and is known for its potential gastrointestinal side effects. These can include symptoms such as nausea, diarrhea, abdominal discomfort, and flatulence. These effects are commonly reported, especially when initiating treatment or increasing the dosage. They can often be managed by starting with a low dose and gradually increasing it, or by taking the medication with meals. C) Lactic acidosis: Although lactic acidosis is a serious and rare side effect of metformin, it is not common. It is a potential risk especially in patients with significant renal impairment or other contraindications, but it is not a frequent side effect in the general population. A) Weight gain: Unlike many other antidiabetic medications, metformin is generally associated with either weight loss or weight neutrality rather than weight gain. It is often preferred for its neutral effect on weight. B) Hypoglycemia: Metformin does not usually cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) on its own because it works by improving insulin sensitivity and decreasing glucose production rather than directly increasing insulin levels. Hypoglycemia is more commonly associated with insulin or sulfonylureas.
@@nurseblessing I think 60% passing rate, and I don't know if they change that....but mine I got a very good score by the Grace of the Lord... alhamdullah...
