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imowrer

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Which is an example of an application level test item?
 
  A) A hematocrit value of 75. is MOST likely to be observed in which of the following patients?
  B) After administration of a unit of packed red blood cells a hematocrit value is 75. is a likely indicator of which disorder?
  C) Which statement defines hematocrit value accurately?
  D) What is a normal human hematocrit value?

Question 2

What is the purpose of creating a study plan for the NCLEX examination?
 
  A) To assure a passing score
  B) To familiarize yourself with the various levels of items
  C) To exercise control over the process
  D) To formulate a plan of success



momtoalll

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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