1. PRN (Latin meaning – as necessary) is commonly used within prescriptions. It stands for ______.

1. pro re nata
2. pro re nil
3. pro re non
4. pro re no

2. In an ‘opioid-naïve’ patient a recommended oral starting dose is ______.

1. 1.4–4 mg
2. 2.5–5 mg
3. 3.5–6 mg
4. 4.5–7 mg

3. Cyclizine is utilised to treat nausea/vomiting. The maximum sub-cutaneous dose permitted in a 24-hour period is ______.

1. 50 mg
2. 100 mg
3. 150 mg
4. 200 mg

4. Hyoscine hydrobromide is used to treat respiratory secretions. The maximum sub-cutaneous dose permitted in a 24-hour period is ______.

1. 1.2 mg
2. 2.4 mg
3. 3.6 mg
4. 4.8 mg

5. Glycopyrronium is used to treat respiratory secretions. The maximum sub-cutaneous dose permitted in a 24-hour period is ______.

1. 1.2 mg
2. 2.4 mg
3. 3.6 mg
4. 4.8 mg

6. What percentage of people in Britain die a natural, expected death at the end of a time of prolonged illness?

1. 55%
2. 65%
3. 75%
4. 85%

7. What is the percentage of people in Britain who have NOT written a will?

1. 29%
2. 39%
3. 49%
4. 59%

8. LPA stands for ______.

1. Last Power of Attorney
2. Lasting Power of Attorney
3. Life Power of Attorney
4. Lifelong Power of Attorney

9. OPG stands for ______.

1. Office of the Public Guardian
2. Office of the Public Guard
3. Office of the Procurator Guardian
4. Office of the Procurator Guard

10. Cheyne-stoking refers to ______.

1. discolouration of the skin
2. a specific pattern of respiration
3. a specific pattern of cardiac rhythm
4. a specific pattern of temperature fluctuation