NAPLEX Calculations Part 3 · Advanced Practice (Set 2)
Fifty moderate-to-difficult NAPLEX calculations built on seventeen connected clinical cases, each with the full patient profile, laboratory values, PN order and product concentrations you need to work the problem.
- 50 Questions
- 80 Minutes
- Study + Timed
- 42 Numeric · 5 SBA · 3 SATA
- 17 Patient Cases
- Save & Resume
What this exam covers
Forty-two numeric fill-in items, five single-best-answer items with five options and three select-all-that-apply items, in a fixed order so each case stays together. Parenteral nutrition energy, protein and nitrogen including nonprotein-calorie-to-nitrogen ratios and propofol calories; electrolyte and stock-product conversions with the potassium that phosphate salts contribute; sodium acetate and chloride distribution in acid-base disturbance; the arithmetic calcium-phosphate index and why it is not a compatibility criterion; pump rates, interruption and provider-authorised rate changes; weight-based drug infusions; gravity drip rates; enteral formula and feeding-tube calculations; and integrated case review with refeeding risk, compatibility and pre-release safety decisions. This is the advanced companion to Exams 1 and 2 and is scored independently of them.
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