Which of the following is the systematic head-to-toe examination of a patient’s physical appearance and function to help determine nutritional status by uncovering any signs of malnutrition, nutrient deficiencies, or nutrient toxicities?

Select the best answer for each question. There are 50 questions on this test. You have 60 minutes to complete the exam. The exam is formatted after the RDN Exam which does not allow backtracking to change answers. The exam is proctored. Honorlock must be enabled to complete the exam. You may use a BLANK scratch paper. You must show the blank scratch paper on both sides to the camera before you start. After you complete the exam, you must show both sides of your paper to the camera. An on-screen calculator will be provided. You may not utilize any notes, resources, or phone on the exam.

On December 1 of year 1, Casey buys Nathan’s 1/3 interest in COB Partnership. COB is a calendar-year partnership with total expenses of $360,000 for the year, $240,000 of which were accrued prior to December 1st. The remaining $120,000 of expense were incurred in December. The partnership’s total income is $360,000, which was earned equally over the taxable year. How much income and expense would Casey be allocated under the proration of partnership income method?

Which of the strands below would be synthesized as a lagging strand?

Which of the following is not a condition for a valid allocation of deductions attributable to nonrecourse debt?

A patient with a persistent nonproductive cough asks about a medication that will help with her cough but not cause sedation. The nurse will encourage the patient to discuss which medication with the provider?

A nurse is observing a patient recovering from surgery who has been instructed to use an incentive spirometer to prevent postoperative complications. Which of the following actions by the patient indicates they are using the incentive spirometer correctly?

A patient who has seasonal allergies with a runny nose during the daytime reports increasing nighttime symptoms of coughing and sneezing that are interfering with sleep. The provider recommends diphenhydramine at bedtime. What information will the nurse include when teaching the patient about this medication?

A patient who is diagnosed with peptic ulcer disease has been started on a regimen that includes famotidine 40 mg daily at bedtime. The patient calls the clinic 2 days later to report no relief from discomfort. What action will the nurse take?

A patient asks the nurse to explain the difference between hypoxemia and hypoxia. Which response by the nurse is the most accurate?