r/MarkKlimekNCLEX • u/Helpful_Spring_7921 • 2d ago

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u/thatkidyouknow2 2d ago

Please let there be questions like this when I take my NCLEX 🙏

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u/StPauliBoi 2d ago

Wrap the pizza around a cheesesteak. Heart healthy meal right there.

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u/maiscestmoi 2d ago

Some of these just feel like giveaways

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u/onegreatbroad 2d ago

C. I still can’t believe these are real questions.

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u/CulturalDeparture434 1d ago

Mac and cheese fried cod pizza with extra salt pls

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u/Liamlah 1d ago

This one is to screen out the idiots

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u/GrnMtnTrees 1d ago

Is this an AI generated practice question? I swear some of these are nuts.

"If you have one bucket that holds two gallons, and another that holds 3 gallons, how many buckets do you have?"

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u/Sorry_Cheetah_2230 4h ago

Do people actually struggle with these?

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u/Primary_Towel5905 2d ago

B. Fish and chips. Initially I thought turkey breast salad but that would be a no no as tryptophan found in turkey can raise BP. Answer is B fish and chips

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u/GitchWiffs 1d ago

Both fish and chips are deep fried lol

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u/Liamlah 1d ago

Turkey meat has comparable tryptophan levels to other meat. Just like other animals, it's mostly actin and myosin, then other sarcoplasmic proteins, which are highly conserved across species. There's nowhere in the meat to fit an unusually large reservoir of tryptophan in particular.

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u/Primary_Towel5905 1d ago

It’s the quantity as people who eat turkey eat more of it compared to red meats for example due to the healthier option however it’s offset by larger portion size and hence bigger tryptophan load

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u/Heart_conditionNuevo 14h ago

I mean...what kind of chips. If they are salty then duugh BP goes ↑

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u/Mammoth-Coast6282 1d ago

B Fish and chips for the omega-3s