AMREF Virtual Nursing School Mid Module One Examination, Paper Two: Medical and Surgical Nursing Conditions
The Paper Two mid-module-one examination for the March 2010 class, sat on Tuesday 21st September 2010 over three hours. The multiple choice items run through the medical and surgical syllabus - type one diabetes, the size of a normal thyroid gland, the destruction of the alveoli in emphysema, the lipid that benefits the arterial wall, the effects of beta-adrenergic blockade, the elements needed for erythrocyte production, the most numerous leukocyte, the presentation that does not belong to a myocardial infarction, the false statement about folic acid deficiency anaemia, the diagnostic cell of Hodgkin's disease, the advice after a gastric resection, the conditions that acutely damage the renal tubules, the cast syndrome and the most serious complication after a total hip replacement - with a true or false set in the same paper.
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