The nurse notes that their patient is taking Carbidopa/Levodopa and the doctor just prescribed a MAO inhibitor. What interaction should the nurse be concerned that may occur?

Sarcoid granulomas are detected in the brain of a patient. What is the most likely pathophysiological mechanism linking these granulomas to the signs and symptoms that would be likely to alert a patient to a potential problem (e.g., ptosis, unequal pupils)?

The difference between an object and the surrounding background in radiology is known as:

18. Which action would the nurse take after noticing a complete cord prolapse for a patient who is 5 cm dilated, 100% effaced, and at −1 station? Select all that apply

A 5% solution of drug X contains…

What is the name of the condition where the intestine slides inside of itself causing a partial obstruction?

What does increasing the kVP on your control panel do?

Your patient is tachycardic.  Which one of the following is NOT a possible cause?

This essay should be completed based on the writing prompt in the final exam directions you were given earlier this term. You have access to your 3×5″ index card, but will not be permitted to use any other resources or websites. 

Which of the following selections best represents the war on the Western Front between late 1914 and mid 1917: