Which of the following, if elevated, indicates the presence of an MI?

a. b-type natriuretic peptide
b. white blood cell count
c. troponin
d. creatinine


Answer: c. troponin

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How is ethosuximide different from phenytoin and carbamazepine?

a. It does not block sodium channels or enhance GABA. b. Its efficacy is readily monitored by serum levels. c. It has more significant, adverse events and drug interactions. d. It cannot be used in children.

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A nursing instructor asks the students to differentiate between postpartum blues, depression, and postpartum psychosis. Which of the following responses by the students would indicate that they know the difference between the three conditions?

a. With postpartum blues, the mother may feel she is in control of the situation. b. In postpartum psychosis, the mother has delusions and hallucinations. c. Postpartum depression usually occurs within 3 to 10 days after delivery. d. Women experiencing postpartum psychosis are reality oriented and feel in control of the situation.

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The economics of health care and diminishing numbers of health care providers led to legislative passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPAC). This legislation is designed to

a. provide high-quality health care to a smaller number of people. b. make health care accessibility a reality for all. c. provide high-quality health care at a slightly increased cost. d. make health care accessibility a reality for individuals with the means to pay.

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