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Which of the following questions is not included in the quick questionnaire about nutrition in an opportunistic consultation in Primary Care according to the Health Promotion and Prevention Strategy in the National Health System?
What do you usually drink with meals and throughout the day?
How much fruit and vegetables do you consume each day?
How many times do you eat oily fish in a week?
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How many times a week do you eat highly processed or pre-cooked foods?
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2022
The assessment using the Short Physical Performance Battery (SPPB) on a person over 70 years old with a score below 10 indicates all of the following except:
High risk of disability.
Fragility.
Cognitive impairment.
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Risk of falls.
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2022
In a person with Type 1 Diabetes, it is advised to determine the ketone bodies when the value of the capillary blood sugar is continuously equal to or higher than:
200 mg/dl.
175 mg/dl.
250 mg/dl.
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225 mg/dl.
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2022
The Glargine type insulin reaches its peak at:
4-6h.
2-4h.
Does not have a peak maximum.
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6-8h.
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6cf09547-6f04-412b-b437-380699e956ef
2022
When considering the design of a Health Education program (EpS), identify the incorrect option:
The recognized and priority area of intervention to consider for its approach in health promotion are health problems.
Health promotion and health education should respond to different health needs.
The education program should follow a methodology designed prior to its implementation.
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The objectives and approaches of the training will take into account knowledge, attitudes and skills.
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20a23c6b-e0a6-4972-b9a8-b63f5ab27a7f
2022
With regard to the frequency of advice on tobacco use in the general adult population, it is true that:
It should be carried out every 7-10 months in smokers, coinciding with the assessment of the rest of the factors.
It is not necessary to re-question individuals over 25 years old, who it is noted in the medical history, have never smoked.
It should be performed at least every 3 years in smokers, coinciding with the assessment of the rest of the factors.
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This should be carried out in all cases whenever the patient comes for a consultation for any other reason.
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ee6842bd-878b-4378-94ef-abe59cd32d81
2022
Abortion as an event in a family member is:
An aspect/symbol to include in the genogram.
A structural aspect of the family APGAR.
An event not included in the scale of stressful life events.
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A determinant included in Lalonde's model.
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d5ec717c-45f8-45a5-b7de-3d0390d17f11
2022
What type of learning is not recommended within the methodology of Health Education?
Learner-centered learning.
Meaningful learning.
Conductive learning.
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Constructivist learning.
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06f32502-8287-46ce-b404-57769cb4e578
2022
According to the classification of pressure ulcers based on affected tissue structures by the National Group for the Study and Advisory on Pressure Ulcers and Chronic Wounds (GNEAUPP), the partial thickness loss of skin affecting the epidermis, dermis, or both, appearing as an abrasion, blister, or shallow crater, corresponds to:
Stage II.
Stage I.
Stage IV.
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Stage III.
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61813224-d70e-4047-88d7-b7675d2f0ba1
2022
If after carrying out the MINIMENTAL (MEC-MINI COGNITIVE EXAM OF LOBO) on a patient over 65 years old, a score of 16 is obtained, the interpretation would be:
Moderate cognitive impairment.
Mild cognitive impairment.
Dementia.
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Severe cognitive impairment.
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39b141e4-ffee-479b-b882-9a07205227f4
2022
The physical activity recommendations for people over 65 years old with mobility difficulties include:
Muscle strengthening exercises at least 5 days a week.
Exercises to improve balance at least 2 days a week.
Muscle strengthening exercises at least 2 days a week.
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Exercises to improve balance at least 3 days a week.
190
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13c70f62-c166-4f8a-bd99-36d366607bfa
2022
What level of nicotine dependence does a woman who has been smoking for 8 years, currently smokes 12 cigarettes per day, and scores 6 points on the 6-question Fagerström Test display?
Moderate dependency.
Low dependency.
Very high dependency.
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High dependency.
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b8997412-4ea4-4f95-85da-2e4050890faf
2022
A result in the Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI) greater than 1.3 indicates:
Mild obstruction.
Normal.
Suspicion of arterial calcification.
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Severe obstruction.
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758875d4-db79-4ced-92b7-f7c82344a7c4
2022
Regarding community agents, key in community processes, indicate the false option:
They are classified into Administrations, public and private technical and professional resources, and citizenship.
They are the set of different formal and informal actors and actresses operating in the community environment.
In community action, the role of local government within administrations is especially important.
Nursing
The citizens should always be represented through associations or groups to improve the process operation, individual participation is not recommended.
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7805731a-e863-4aac-9d50-7b0e5b35ac79
2022
What is the definition of Community-Based Participitative Research?
Research process carried out in a specific community through interviews.
Research process in which the aim is to analyze reality to improve it through a joint effort between the research group and the community.
Research process in which the research team lives within the community.
Nursing
Research process where the community is the one who defines the objectives and methodology and carries out the development.
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f0d60535-70b8-4b5c-ad8a-8f064dc8b8ce
2022
Taking into account the general principles regarding the minimum interval between the non-simultaneous administration of vaccines, identify the minimum interval between 2 attenuated vaccines:
Two weeks.
None.
Eight weeks.
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Four weeks.
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df93f8ce-bf2b-4b23-862e-4c68e95f84c5
2022
Identify one of the conditions to consider healthcare workers immune to measles, therefore, it is not necessary to perform serology:
Written documentation of having received three doses of MMR vaccine or having suffered the disease.
Written documentation of having received two doses of measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine or having suffered from the disease.
Born before 1975.
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Born before 1973.
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f7997446-cc05-4dbb-a432-f28f26c02367
2022
What is the specific vaccination recommendation for adults with advanced chronic kidney disease, who are starting a dialysis program, according to the specific vaccination schedule for adults (≥18 years) in 2021, with risk conditions?
13-valent pneumococcal vaccine (PCV13) and at 8 weeks a dose of PCV23.
23-valent pneumococcal vaccine (VNP23).
VNP13 Vaccine, VNP23, HB and Annual Flu.
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Hepatitis A (HA) and Hepatitis B (HB) Vaccine.
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4599b75f-f03e-4ee9-b703-0765357cdbb5
2022
In the case of a high-risk tetanus-prone wound, what is the vaccination recommendation against tetanus:
If the adult has completed the primary vaccination and it has been more than 10 years since the last dose of the Td vaccine, administer two doses of the Td vaccine.
If the adult has not completed the primary vaccination, administer a dose of Td vaccine and schedule the following doses of vaccine until the primary vaccination is complete and do not administer tetanus immunoglobulin.
If the adult has had 5 or more doses of the tetanus vaccine and it has been 5 years since the last dose, administer a dose of the Td vaccine.
Nursing
If the adult has had less than 3 doses of the Td vaccine, complete the initial vaccination and also administer a dose of tetanus immunoglobulin.
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e93faecb-5550-40a3-a0f7-d7b2d29b64c5
2022
Regarding the use of chlorhexidine in the preparation of the skin for the insertion of a peripheral venous catheter, indicate the correct option:
If there is hypersensitivity to chlorhexidine and the skin is clean, a 9% saline solution can be used as an alternative.
Prepare the clean skin with a 5% alcoholic chlorhexidine preparation before the insertion of an intravascular catheter and during dressing changes.
If there is hypersensitivity to chlorhexidine, alternatives such as iodine tincture or 96% alcohol can be used.
Nursing
If there is hypersensitivity to chlorhexidine, alternatives such as iodine tincture or 70% alcohol can be used.
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d734d55e-9cf0-4a88-82b2-7bc26042bd1b
2022
Considering that injuries caused by traffic accidents are a public health issue, it is essential to promote road safety. Which would not be one of the recommendations for children?:
In other public transportation means like taxis, in the city, the use of child restraint systems is recommended, although it is not mandatory.
In the car, children who are less than 1.50 meters tall must always sit in the vehicle's rear seats.
On the plane, when they are under 2 years old, they should travel on the lap of the person in charge, with a harness that is fastened to the adult.
Nursing
On the city bus, place the chair or stroller in the areas designated for such use and use the available anchors. Do not forget to place the stroller facing the opposite direction of travel and with the brake activated.
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1
0b25b7d1-198d-4dec-9891-2e49055fa343
2022
Indicate the incorrect response in the case of a traumatic brain injury in a pediatric patient:
To classify their severity, we use the Glasgow scale.
It is the primary cause of death in pediatric trauma.
If there is suspicion of increased intracranial pressure, the patient will be placed in the Trendelenburg position to ensure venous return.
Nursing
The cervical protection with a rigid collar will be assessed according to the severity and nature of the trauma.
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6ccc0b6f-c455-4483-9cc0-53e9e374d3fc
2022
What would be the non-parametric test in the case of independent samples >2 groups?
Mann-Whitney U.
Kruskal-Wallis.
Friedman.
Nursing
Wilcoxon.
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1
7e95334a-e0e4-43ce-940e-22f7df20a01e
2022
According to the European Working Group on Sarcopenia in Older People 2 (EWGSOP2), what tools can be used in clinical practice for the screening of sarcopenia cases?
The SARC-F questionnaire and grip strength.
Grip strength and the walking speed test.
Grip strength and the Sit-To-Stand test.
Nursing
The ISHII screening tool and the SARC-F questionnaire.
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09a0c484-584f-401b-a97f-c66825abe02a
2022
Regarding the tuberculin test, an induration of 15 millimeters or larger is considered a positive reaction in people who:
Be carriers of HIV.
They have no known risk factors for tuberculosis.
They have recently had contact with another person with active tuberculosis.
Nursing
Be recipients of an organ transplant.
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1
caab9959-8a1c-4acd-8f7c-0d03f18a260d
2022
A 27-year-old patient, 11 weeks pregnant and with no other pathologies, who comes to the operating room for surgical intervention due to a Colles fracture while doing sports, will be included in the ASA (American Society of Anesthesiologists) physical status category:
Class II.
Class I.
Class V.
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Class IV.
205
2
982ccb6d-1ef9-4d40-83c3-d917a97030dd
2022
Which of the following characters was the first to use ether to anesthetize a woman in labor:
Curtis Mendelson.
James Young Simpson.
Virginia Apgar.
Nursing
Ignaz Semmelweis.
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b81add8c-f216-466c-b728-2d8619968b3b
2022
Indicate the correct answer about the blood perfusion of the stomach:
There is no gastroduodenal vein, but there is a gastroduodenal artery.
The right gastric vein is known as the coronary vein.
The celiac trunk does not perfuse the stomach.
Nursing
The right and left gastric veins drain the greater curvature of the stomach.
207
2
a70bec83-2a24-4b45-9256-7fcfcaa96cb2
2022
What is understood as sedation in agony?
It is the application of drugs that seek a profound and foreseeably irreversible reduction of consciousness in a patient whose death is expected to be very soon.
Assisted suicide for the patient with palliative needs intended to cause the death of a person who has a serious and irreversible disease for compassionate reasons.
It is the administration of drugs, in the minimum doses and combinations necessary to reduce the consciousness of the patient with advanced or terminal illness, with the aim of relieving refractory symptoms.
Nursing
Inducing the death of a patient in the Palliative Care setting to avoid physical suffering, directed by a doctor.
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2
1c927964-85c8-4bdb-89d5-dd32b4dd72c9
2022
Which current mental disorder corresponds to the term "dementia praecox" used by Emil Kraepelin in the 19th century?
Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome.
Alzheimer's Disease.
Schizophrenia.
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Endogenous depression.
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3dd63e9a-362d-41a4-aa41-396500df3489
2022
Indicate the appropriate fire extinguisher for use in fires involving electrical equipment:
Type B.
Type A.
Type D.
Nursing
Type C.
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741b1452-4be5-4157-b24a-4c3f8519acfa
2022
What was the first Nursing School in Spain?
Female Auxiliary Corps of the Spanish Red Cross.
The School of Nursing at the Valdecilla Health House.
The Santa Madrona School of Nursing.
Nursing
The School of Nursing of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary.
9
3
61414764-0443-4f5d-b93b-30f9281aee8c
2021
Which of the following combinations regarding nursing theories is true?:
Lydia Hall: Conservation Model.
Faye Glenn Abdellah: Model of the Core, Care and Healing.
Nancy Roper: Theory of Deliberative Nursing Process.
Nursing
Ernestine Wiedenbach: Theory of the Art of Caring in Clinical Nursing.
10
3
2753b67d-6ce0-48ec-a144-8d0647f92ddf
2021
One of the following answers does not match the characteristics of a Nursing Diagnosis:
It is responsible for real or potential human responses to health problems and vital processes.
Directs nursing activities to obtain results and provides information about the patient's pathology.
Provides a standardized language for use in the Electronic Health Record (EHR).
Nursing
Provides a more holistic understanding of the impact of the disease on the patient and their family.
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1
e974ff47-68f3-40a2-b147-c1cbb86b9546
2021
Which of the following is not a standard for the standardization of results sensitive to nursing practice?:
The results should describe a nursing behavior or intervention.
The result labels must be concise.
The definitions of the outcomes should be consistent with the measurement scale.
Nursing
The labels of results should be conceptualized and presented at medium levels of abstraction.
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2
8a1e43eb-b9e5-4498-9bf7-2118a8927d88
2021
Indicate the incorrect answer in relation to Langer's lines:
They are also called tension lines.
They are natural lines or wrinkles with minimal linear tension.
They should be taken into account when designing surgical incisions.
Nursing
They define the sagittal plane of the body, dividing it into right and left.
13
3
466c4c49-6186-48aa-9eb7-577608533e47
2021
Indicate which of the following bones make up the Turkish saddle:
Sphenoid.
Ethmoid.
Pisiform.
Nursing
Vomer.
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2
21a3f955-fc75-4eea-99f7-958623b49a63
2021
What are the most important organs for the metabolism of Vitamin D?
Liver and kidney.
Skin and gallbladder.
Kidney and lungs.
Nursing
Skin and small intestine.
15
2
58840055-1357-4a3c-83a2-461cf9e33b90
2021
Which of the following clinical manifestations related to alterations in the autonomic nervous system is most common in Parkinson's disease?:
Xerostomia.
Diarrhea and urinary incontinence.
Priapism.
Nursing
Seborrheic Dermatitis.
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3
70f5643d-3384-42ee-8210-a1927c7e5f61
2021
According to the recommendations of the Spanish Society for the Study of Obesity, the selection criteria for bariatric surgery in obese patients are:
BMI ≥ 40 kg/m², metabolic syndrome and alteration in eating behavior with failure of cognitive-behavioral treatment.
BMI ≥ 45 kg/m², obesity established for at least 5 years and associated dyslipidemia that does not respond to treatment.
BMI ≥ 50 kg/m² in patients under 50 years old and failure of unsupervised conservative treatment.
Nursing
BMI ≥ 40 kg/m² or BMI ≥ 35 kg/m² associated with comorbidities that can improve with weight loss.
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3
5c85f0c1-d134-434e-8a9c-69851ff8d021
2021
According to the "Codex Alimentarius" and current European legislation, when can a food be considered 'gluten-free'?
They are foods made up of one or more ingredients derived from wheat, rye, barley, oats or their hybrid varieties that have been processed to remove gluten, and whose gluten content does not exceed 20 mg/kg in total, measured in the foods as they are sold or distributed to the consumer.
These are foods composed of one or more ingredients derived from wheat, rye, barley, oats or their hybrid varieties that have been specially processed to remove gluten, and whose gluten content does not exceed 0 mg/kg in total, measured in the food as it is sold or distributed to the consumer.
These are foods made up of one or more ingredients derived from wheat, rye, barley, oats, or their hybrid varieties that have been specially processed to reduce the gluten content to a level between 20 mg/kg and 100 mg/kg in total, measured in the foods as they are sold or distributed to the consumer.
Nursing
These are foods composed of one or more ingredients derived from wheat, rye, barley, oats, or their hybrid varieties that have been specially processed to remove gluten, and whose gluten content does not exceed 50 mg/kg in total, measured in the food as it is sold or distributed to the consumer.
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2
d5136763-485c-4e52-be54-fadc206204d2
2021
In the "Home Enteral Nutrition Guide of the National Health System" contraindications for the administration of Enteral Nutrition are established. Among these are:
Uncontrolled persistent hyperemesis not pharmacologically managed, necrotizing hemorrhagic pancreatitis, paralytic ileus, intestinal obstruction.
Digestive hemorrhage, persistent hyperemesis, severe acute pancreatitis, risk of bronchoaspiration.
Gastrectomy, intestinal fistulas, intestinal obstruction, acute pancreatitis.
Nursing
Intestinal perforation, Intestinal obstruction, esophageal stenosis, acute pancreatitis.
19
2
243cbf16-fd4c-4015-b2b4-5294d62c19f4
2021
In the NRS-2002 nutritional screening, the following aspects are evaluated:
Weight loss, intake, BMI, and recent nutritional support.
Weight loss, intake, severity of the disease, BMI.
Degree of sarcopenia, intake and weight loss.
Nursing
Degree of dependency, intake, BMI and weight loss.
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18f689c5-6afe-45bb-8efd-cb12dcfe0a54
2021
98. According to the Spanish Society of Pneumology and Thoracic Surgery (SEPAR), which of the following is an absolute respiratory contraindication for air travel:
Diving in the previous 24 hours.
Resolution of a spontaneous pneumothorax less than 6 weeks ago.
Major thoracic surgery in the previous 6 weeks.
Nursing
Pulmonary contusion in the previous two weeks.
20
1
d62cfea7-43d8-45cb-b614-79a5f1810782
2021
Regarding skeletal muscle tissue, indicate which of the following statements is correct:
The fibers of skeletal muscle tissue are capable of producing myokines, a specific type of cytokines and other peptides that are capable of exerting metabolic effects on the body.
The main component of skeletal muscle tissue is protein (approximately 75%).
In skeletal muscle tissue, a muscle fiber is surrounded by a cell membrane also known as epimysium.
Nursing
One of the main roles of skeletal muscle tissue is the storage of lipids as an energy reserve for the body.
21
2
96fc220c-8744-4dbc-bf84-3cc5c5501d99
2021
During the filling of the atrium, what is its pressure in relation to that of the vena cava?
The atrium has the same pressure as the vena cava (Frank-Starling's isobaric law).
The atrium has less pressure than the vena cava.
The atrium has higher pressure than the vena cava when the patient is supine and lower when the patient is standing or sitting.
Nursing
The atrium has higher pressure than the vena cava.
22
1
d5025042-6bd9-425a-a1f3-fce1dd5a9509
2021
Of the following antibiotics, which one would you suspect to have the lowest probability of an allergic reaction in a patient allergic to penicillin?:
Amoxicillin.
Piperacillin-Tazobactam.
Ciprofloxacin.
Nursing
Cloxacillin.
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7bde231c-2563-4a19-ae24-95fc642465ba
2021
A considerable number of pharmacokinetic interactions can occur with certain foods, dietary supplements, or herbs purchased in herbalist shops. Regarding St. John's Wort, select the correct option:
It is capable of increasing the bioavailability of oral drugs metabolized by cytochrome P450 3A.
It is a potent enzymatic inducer of CYP3A4 capable of reducing the bioavailability of oral drugs metabolized by these enzymes.
It causes therapeutic failures of cyclosporine by increasing its bioavailability.
Nursing
Increases the effectiveness of oral contraceptives by reducing their metabolism.
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1
b7d3715f-155d-49ab-8968-e8904c9f6a13
2021
What are the symptoms of digitalis poisoning in an adult?
Respiratory acidosis, hyperkalemia and acute renal failure.
Hypertension, tachycardia, and respiratory depression.
Retrosternal pain, oliguria and cold, profuse sweating.
Nursing
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, drowsiness, headaches, visual disturbances, and arrhythmias.
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3
226ab189-de29-4954-8389-72b81e28530b
2021
Which drug interacts with benzodiazepines, enhancing the depressant effects on the Central Nervous System?
Paracetamol.
Ciprofloxacin.
Hydrocortisone.
Nursing
Hydroxyzine.
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3
2d08e62c-faed-4903-8e13-5baec78b0d7d
2021
Indicate the predictive factors of complicated grief:
The age of the deceased and the level of attachment.
Expected death.
Having many children.
Nursing
Experience of the first death.
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2
6ddb1023-05b5-4e0a-8e69-f936ba99dd88
2021
In Palliative Care, the Edmonton Symptom Assessment System (ESAS) is used for symptom evaluation. Which of the following symptoms are included in this assessment?:
Function.
Well-being.
Sed.
Nursing
Constipation.
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01e2cb4e-42e2-40a8-8882-4357f364bead
2021
When we talk about the administration of drugs, in the minimum doses and combinations necessary to reduce the consciousness of the patient with advanced disease or in terminal phase, in order to alleviate refractory symptoms, we are referring to:
Sedation in agony.
Palliative sedation.
Terminal sedation.
Nursing
Euthanasia.
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1
c4efda76-f06f-45f8-b40c-5edd3a1f3998
2021
In communication, within the style of assertive communication, pleasant intonation is a characteristic of:
The Kinesic Language.
Non-verbal behavior.
The proxemic language.
Nursing
Paraverbal behavior.
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ff11b64b-c55a-4e5c-8763-cedc2064f0be
2021
When we talk about reacting to the criticisms and manipulations of others, refraining from offering resistance to the critical statements that others make, not denying them, nor contrasting them with other criticisms, we refer to:
It is called a scratched disc.
This is a technique known as fogging.
It is characteristic of the inhibited style.
Nursing
The objective of this technique is to learn to be more persistent in one's assertive affirmation.
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1
cc14f870-74a5-4c0d-b550-9632050eeddc
2021
Regarding the management of chronicity in the KAISER pyramid, indicate the incorrect answer:
It is based on the analysis and stratification of the population according to the complexity and care needs.
It is a model of risk stratification.
It allows for better utilization of human resources, concentrating them on the more complex groups.
Nursing
It classifies patients into five categories, depending on their level of complexity.
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763a6ad2-7099-4a3b-a4cc-bc659fb906de
2021
Regarding the methods of prioritizing problems, identify which of the following is based on the aspects: severity or seriousness, magnitude or extent, effectiveness of the intervention and feasibility of the program:
GEVER Method.
CENDES/OPS Method.
Hanlon Method.
Nursing
DARE Method.
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eb3cddc0-2ca8-4dce-87c9-dcc2bb791bef
2021
When we find this data in a quality management document: Between 85% and 90% of users will be attended to within 10 minutes of their arrival. It refers to:
A standard.
An indicator.
One objective.
Nursing
One criterion.
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33bb9441-cd4b-49de-aa96-a2205998ce03
2021
Referring to the following structured clinical question: Should children of mothers who consumed cocaine during pregnancy and who are starting their schooling be considered at higher risk of learning problems? Identify what type of clinical question this is:
Question about etiology.
Question about intervention.
Question about diagnosis.
Nursing
Question about prognosis.
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eac1c827-dd56-4f91-ab23-914db1e8b221
2021
The methodological phase of the research process does not include:
Variable selection.
Study population.
Setting of objectives.
Nursing
Choice of research design.
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574f96e4-0212-44b2-8e4b-ea96cd57f010
2021
In non-randomized studies, the assessment of systematic errors at the time point when the presence of the outcome of interest is established involves the detection of:
Detection bias.
Selection bias.
Attrition bias.
Nursing
Confounding bias.
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c5d6fff5-5fdc-4dac-addc-951f46bda3ca
2021
The American Diabetes Association in 1997 and the World Health Organization in 1998 approved new criteria for the diagnosis of Diabetes Mellitus. It was recommended to reduce the baseline blood glucose value from 140 mg/dl to 126 mg/dl in order to diagnose a person with Diabetes. This change in criteria achieves:
Increase the specificity of the test.
Increase the sensitivity of the test.
Increase the reliability of the test.
Nursing
Reduce false positives from the test.
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24695b5a-f0f2-46ff-bc69-5af2b360de5e
2021
If we suspect the presence of a severe disease, the management of which involves invasive measures with potentially serious side effects, what would be the main characteristic we would look for in the diagnostic test to be performed?
Have a high specificity.
Having a high sensitivity.
Having a high negative predictive value.
Nursing
To have a high positive predictive value.
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2
b413604f-dc9e-4467-9e9b-fec435c6048d
2021
Regarding incidence as a population indicator, indicate the incorrect answer:
For the calculation of incidence in a dynamic population, the population at the midpoint of the period is used as the denominator.
The cumulative incidence is a dimensionless proportion.
When the time period during which individuals have been exposed to a risk is the same for all, it is preferable to use the incidence density.
Nursing
The incidence, if applied to individuals, can be used as probability or risk.
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c7428a3a-912d-4d5b-9126-66d1d8e57488
2021
The effectiveness of physical exercise to improve health status in patients with depression is to be analyzed, what study design would be appropriate?:
Cases and controls.
Cross-sectional.
Randomized clinical trial.
Nursing
Concordance studies.
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82f8217f-0bb6-4d8e-8aea-d59a54269677
2021
Which of the following types of studies is a non-observational analytical type?:
Concordance study.
Prevalence study.
Field trial.
Nursing
Case-control study.
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163dc5da-3683-4762-bb3a-f25a89c8f5fa
2021
In the comparison of a qualitative variable with two categories and another quantitative type in which a normal distribution is known, the test to be used will be:
ANOVA.
Chi-square.
Pearson Correlation.
Nursing
Student's t-test.
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db8332d9-6469-43cd-8fe4-96adbce0ce79
2021
The population defined by the research question to which the results obtained in a study are generalized, is called:
Study sample.
Accessible population.
Subjects who meet the selection criteria.
Nursing
Target population.
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79afe2a0-a686-4711-9734-fd271bc83081
2021
What do you call "The deliberate actions by an adult to establish friendships with a child on the Internet, with the aim of gaining sexual satisfaction through erotic or pornographic images of the minor, or even as preparation for a sexual encounter":
Cyberbullying.
Sexting.
Grooming.
Nursing
Sextortion.
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a55c80b8-f3a4-4246-8433-1465fb69f130
2021
"The prohibition of working outside the home" is framed within gender violence as a type of violence:
Sexual.
Economic.
Physical.
Nursing
Environmental.
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a231447e-4087-4bde-8db0-fb6519f99315
2021
Which of the following sentences can be considered as a characteristic that appears in gender-based violence towards older women:
Women over 65 years old are the ones who take the longest time to decide to report.
Women over 65 experience gender discrimination to the same extent as young women, and age discrimination to a lesser extent than older men.
Older women who suffer from gender violence are more likely to turn to support services (medical, psychological, social, legal...) compared to victims under the age of 65.
Nursing
Women over 65 years old who are victims of violence share their experiences with close individuals (friend, relative, etc.) more than those who are under 65 years old.
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3c9888a7-6bcd-4e87-a004-da143814b28f
2021
The Hierarchical Principalism proposed by Diego Gracia determines the existence of a maximum ethics and a minimum ethics, each one characterized by two of the four principles that make up Bioethics. Therefore, if the bioethical principles come into conflict, the following should be preserved and protected first:
Charity and justice.
Autonomy and beneficence.
Non-maleficence and justice.
Nursing
Justice and autonomy.
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17c6794f-49ec-41f5-a6fb-a81812ced40f
2021
Due to a prescription error, a patient has been given an antibiotic intravenously, to which they were listed as allergic in their medical history. However, the patient did not suffer any type of reaction. According to the patient safety taxonomy, promoted by the World Health Organization, we would say that what has occurred is:
An incident without harm.
A near incident.
An underlying injury.
Nursing
An adverse event.
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2
1a97c9fb-1a5a-4b6b-83ec-09049edcb04c
2021
The harm suffered by a patient as a result of the care received is called:
Malpractice.
Negligence.
Adverse event.
Nursing
Incident related to patient safety.
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4be42ae4-dd55-40b1-8596-611267a25750
2021
This is true in relation to telecare or telematic assistance:
The physical limitations of patients are a hindrance to their use.
Today, patient access to new technologies usually does not pose a limitation.
Technology has managed to overcome almost all of the limitations of non-presence.
Nursing
The high legal security allows for the acceptance of its use by professionals to be very widespread.
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2
0366e239-6447-4157-8f4f-715818bfe28e
2021
Regarding sexually transmitted diseases, which microorganism causes lymphogranuloma venereum?
Chlamydia Trachomatis.
H. Ducreyi.
Staphylococcus epidermidis.
Nursing
Calymmatobacterium granulomatis.
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2
ed539aed-69b6-471c-846e-f8dc4fd8935a
2021
Which phase of the human sexual response described by Masters and Johnson corresponds to the phase in which there is congestion in the lower third of the vagina with narrowing of its diameter?
Plateau phase.
Orgasmic phase.
Resolution phase.
Nursing
Excitation phase.
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2
ca348716-1af0-41a7-8d45-3cdd8718d737
2021
A pregnant woman at 20 weeks comes to the emergency department where you work. The patient is unconscious and it is suspected that she has ingested high doses of oral paracetamol. Due to the physiological changes that occur in pregnancy and the pharmacological effects derived from them, which of the following answers is not correct?:
The total body water will increase, thereby increasing the distribution volume of the medication.
A slowing down of gastric emptying will occur, causing an increase in the absorption of the medication.
It will reduce the blood flow causing a decrease in the absorption of the medication.
Nursing
It will decrease gastrointestinal motility, causing a slight delay in the absorption of the medication.
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4
6f45e742-6fb2-4c31-948b-098a644c9832
2021
What is the most common maternal complication of severe preeclampsia?
Eclampsia.
Placental abruption.
Acute renal failure.
Nursing
Disseminated intravascular coagulation or HELLP syndrome.
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3
807c48eb-d4f9-453e-82c5-ba664b42b406
2021
Indicate the incorrect option in relation to the Maternal Breastfeeding Assessment Scale (LATCH):
Each item is scored from 0 to 2, with 2 being more favorable.
The LATCH score from the first day is inversely related to the rate of non-exclusive breastfeeding at maternity discharge.
The flat nipple is scored with the value of 1.
Nursing
6 areas of evaluation are distinguished.
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3
655c4041-7cf6-4800-b681-1c3de0bebfbc
2021
According to the Clinical Practice Guidelines on the approach to vasomotor and vaginal symptoms associated with menopause and postmenopause, what age corresponds to the term early menopause?
Between the ages of 42 and 44.
Between 45 and 47 years old.
Before the age of 39 years.
Nursing
Before the age of 40.
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3
8c409c39-3af9-4f9b-a4b2-2e29539dac75
2021
Of the following hormonal contraceptive methods, indicate those that have shown greater effectiveness:
The transdermal patch and the vaginal ring.
Combined oral hormonal contraceptives.
The progestin-only pill.
Nursing
Long-acting contraceptives such as the subcutaneous implant and the levonorgestrel IUD.
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3
cb7568b8-2488-4240-af9b-47437533e9eb
2021
In the serological screening of pregnant women, indicate which of the following determinations should be specifically performed in risk populations:
Chagas Disease.
Human papilloma virus.
Measles.
Nursing
Toxoplasmosis.
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2
354a6575-5659-4486-8773-4f4fb4742093
2021
Indicate which of the following statements regarding anesthesia in a pregnant woman with active COVID-19 disease is incorrect:
Neuroaxial analgesia should be used early.
The use of nitrous oxide is recommended.
General anesthesia should not be used for a cesarean section as a first option.
Nursing
The use of remifentanil in women with COVID and SpO2<95% is discouraged.
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1
2a22d6a8-c880-4c64-854d-dbb2ed35860a
2021
In relation to endometriosis, indicate which of the following statements is incorrect:
In general, the symptoms are more intense during menstruation.
The diagnostic method is laparoscopy, which allows the visual inspection of the pelvis.
It is an acute and specific process.
Nursing
The most common symptoms are dysmenorrhea, dyspareunia, infertility, and chronic pelvic pain.
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4
e5b1ba39-0948-4ba2-a53f-0ea1b9f40377
2021
Which of the following is not an inclusion criterion for defining a Brief Resolved Unexplained Event (BRUE)?
Marked change in muscle tone in the form of hypertonia or hypotonia.
Resolved episode of cyanosis or pallor lasting less than 1 minute.
Infant > 1 year of life.
Nursing
Absent, diminished or irregular breathing.
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4
0d142db6-8c4c-42f8-bb62-cde4961b0a65
2021
In the preparation of diets for a diabetic child using the method of carbohydrate portion counting, the concept of portion refers to the amount of a food that contains:
5 grams of carbohydrates.
1 gram of carbohydrates.
20 grams of carbohydrates.
Nursing
10 grams of carbohydrates.
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3
12715440-3d79-4f6a-8ec1-101456bffa5f
2021
When applying a treatment for otitis externa in a 2-year-old pediatric patient that involves the administration of ear drops, the following should be taken into account:
You should pull the auricle of the affected ear down and back.
The administration technique will be performed in the same way as in an adult patient.
The administration of ear drops is not recommended for patients under 3 years old.
Nursing
You must pull the auricle of the affected ear upwards and backwards.
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2
ed01b00a-02c9-4f33-b60f-b58d145e7a7f
2021
What is the main non-genetic cause of congenital hearing loss?
Congenital cytomegalovirus infection.
Neonatal hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy.
Group B streptococcus infection.
Nursing
Congenital Toxoplasmosis.
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2
130a26d0-1490-48ea-aa74-c1416ea2e18c
2021
In relation to the physical examination of a 5-year-old patient with a medical diagnosis of meningitis, indicate the correct answer:
A positive Kernig's sign indicates that, in response to passive bending of the leg, meningeal irritation causes pain in the back and leg, and resistance to the performance of this maneuver.
Neck stiffness is the most common sign but less early.
If performing a passive flexion of the neck leads to the flexion of the knees and hips, we speak of a positive Brudzinski sign.
Nursing
In the examination of a patient with a positive Brudzinski sign, it is expected that the Kernig sign would not be present.
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4
eaf32d6c-2e0a-4733-9ec9-1618d280395e
2021
Why should we recommend avoiding honey consumption in children under one year old?:
It is considered a highly allergenic food.
Causes obesity at early ages.
This is a food with little nutritional value.
Nursing
It is related to cases of infant botulism.
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3
5aa64b36-95f3-493a-9921-78b164f3e77e
2021
What does the term "golden minute" refer to in neonatal resuscitation in the delivery room?
This refers to the recommended waiting time for late clamping of the umbilical cord.
It includes the first minute of applying cardiac massage maneuvers and assisted ventilation.
Period that includes stabilization measures and initial evaluation with the start of ventilation and monitoring.
Nursing
It is the minimum time of employment in the organization and distribution of roles prior to resuscitation.
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4
92714048-c873-4c01-9111-c1f65ceae839
2021
The congenital defect of the abdominal wall, usually located to the right of the umbilical cord, with exposure of the intestine and without a covering membrane, is called:
Omphalitis.
Gastroschisis.
Umbilical hernia.
Nursing
Omphalocele.
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1
8005057d-055a-434b-b524-17529ee8e9fc
2021
Indicate which is not a sign/symptom of neonatal withdrawal syndrome:
Constipation.
Abrasions in specific areas.
Diaphoresis.
Nursing
Nasal congestion.
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2
6e5b2b04-9634-420e-b1fa-c04b6c7b3aaf
2021
The amount of skeletal muscle mass is relevant in the diagnosis of sarcopenic pathology. This parameter can be estimated using a variety of techniques. Which of the following options is the most accurate non-invasive test for its determination?:
Body Mass Index (BMI).
Magnetic Resonance (MR).
Electrical Bioimpedance (BIA).
Nursing
Bone Densitometry (DXA).
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1
081f61b8-66d5-41e1-b501-b05989a8b120
2021
Regarding the functional assessment of the elderly patient, it is true that:
The Katz Index is a valid, predictive scale, with intra and inter-observer reproducibility, and very accurate for detecting small clinical changes.
The basic activities of daily life reflect the most elementary levels of function and are the first to be altered.
The instrumental activities of daily living (IADL) are not useful for detecting the early stages of a patient's functional deterioration.
Nursing
The Barthel Index better evaluates mobility and minor clinical changes in older patients.
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3
030f4b75-e0da-4357-93e0-5ed530daee8f
2021
Regarding Acute Confusional Syndrome in the elderly, it is incorrect to say that:
It is characterized by a disturbance in attention, the level of consciousness, and cognitive dysfunction, with an acute and progressive onset.
It is a transient and reversible clinical syndrome also known as delirium.
Your symptoms can become chronic and lead to permanent consequences.
Nursing
It is directly related to the existence or development of a dementia diagnosis, even if it has not been diagnosed to date.
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3
210223fc-16d2-4316-b4af-c3def380dedc
2021
When in the physical examination we find the "Russell's Sign", what disorder could be suspected?:
Opioid dependence.
Hepatic Encephalopathy.
Trichotillomania.
Nursing
Nervous bulimia.
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3
3eac2dee-3b89-456f-adec-eedddff72c37
2021
When in the nursing assessment of a person suffering from a mental disorder, we observe that in the family there is a "high expressed emotion", we find:
Critical comments, hostility, and emotional over-involvement.
Assertive interactions and open expression of feelings.
Emotional indifference towards the family member's rehabilitation process.
Nursing
Attitudes of respect and understanding towards the mental illness of the family member.
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2
96825362-46e8-416c-8756-2c760dde5df7
2021
Indicate the incorrect answer in relation to Delirium:
It is a potentially serious problem that carries a high mortality rate if an early diagnosis and treatment are not done.
The etiology is organic, originating from a medical-surgical disease or due to a cerebral or extracerebral alteration.
There is an alteration in the state of consciousness.
Nursing
The system of delusional ideas is structured and systematized.
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fadd2633-a4ed-4848-ae0a-247fa9b4a0a1
2021