AMREF Virtual Nursing School End of Module One Supplementary Examination: Gout, Heart Failure, Dialysis and Ketoacidosis

The supplementary end-of-module-one examination for the March 2011 class, sat on Monday 10th October 2011. The choices run through the finding associated with a spontaneous pneumothorax, the diet a patient with gouty arthritis should avoid, preventing the enlargement of an umbilical hernia, talipes calcaneus, Chvostek's sign in neurological assessment, what is not an advantage of peritoneal dialysis, the sign of right-sided heart failure, what a stridor is associated with, the indicators of severe malnutrition and anaemia in a child, the causes of functional intestinal obstruction, the correctly stated nursing diagnosis, what is not true of acute pancreatitis, the bacteria associated with food poisoning and the disturbances of diabetic ketoacidosis.