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68W ALC, Phase 3, Limited Primary Care Actual Exam Newest 2025/2026 Complete 150 Questions And Correct Answers |Already Graded A+||Brand New Version!

How is Lhermittes sign characterized? - ANSWER-Electrical sensation that runs down back and in to limbs following bending head forward

Therapeutic Interventions for Sciatica - ANSWER-Hot/Cold therapy Ultrasound

S/Sx of AMS - ANSWER-Headache, Nausea, Vomiting, Anorexia, lethargy, dizziness, feeling like a hangover

When do S/Sx of AMS present? - ANSWER-Usually 6-10 hours following after ascent

Management of AMS - ANSWER-1) Stop ascent 2) O2 therapy @ 2-4 LPM NC 3) Antiemetic (Phenergran 12.5-25) 1 / 3

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4) Diamox 250mg PO q 8-12 h

Prognosis of AMS - ANSWER-With appropriate care should resolve within 24h

S/Sx of HACE - ANSWER-Common: ataxia, altered mental status,

headache, fatigue, N&V

Rare: difficulty speaking, limb numbness

Management of HACE - ANSWER-1) Immediate descent and evacuation 2) Continuous O2 4-6 LPM NC or mask 3) Dexamethasone 4mg PO, IM, IV q 6h 4) Antiemetics 5) Lasix 80 mg PO bid 6) Consider hyperbaric therapy with Gamow bag

Prognosis of HACE - ANSWER-Good with appropriate care, without care death from brain herniation is likely. May need long-term Rehab based on neuro damage

Risk factors for AMS - ANSWER-exertion, over 50 y/o, Hx of HAPE or HACE, Hx of AMS

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How much time should be spent in Gamow Bag for AMS, HAPE, and HACE - ANSWER-AMS=2h HAPE=4h HACE=6h

Management/Interventions of HAPE - ANSWER-1) Immediate descent 2) O2 therapy 4-6LPM NC or Mask 3) Rest and keep pt warm 4) Dexamethasone 4 mg PO, IM, IV q 6h 5) Procardia 10mg chew and 10mg swallow stat and then PO q 4h

S/Sx of HAPE - ANSWER-Common cough, SOB, Headache, fatigue, N&V, dizziness

Definition of Dislocated Shoulder - ANSWER-Occurs when humerus head separates from from scapula at the glenohumeral joint, where the glenoid fossa and the head of humerus articulate.

Tx for cervical Fx - ANSWER-Based on significant MOI, immobilize and evac immediately for evaluation

Tx for Cervical Strain - ANSWER-If MOI was significant refer to MD for Xray or manipulation. May need soft C Collar, NSAIDS, muscle relaxants, and follow up in 24 h

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