AGACNP I Study Buddy

How these were built. Each reading report was generated from that week's assigned reading PDF. Every drug dose, threshold, and duration in them was checked back against its own week's source text — and every self-check quiz answer was verified against a quoted source line. The practice-question pages reproduce your question sets with their original answers, Bloom's levels, and rationales intact; the Week 6, Week 7, and Week 8 sets were newly written against their assigned readings, and every answer, rationale, and page or slide citation in them was checked back to the source text.

Week 7 covers five topics from three chapters. Chapters 45, 46, and 44 supply renal artery stenosis, nephrolithiasis, and benign prostatic hyperplasia. The two remaining exam topics — acute urinary retention and penile shaft fracture — are not in the assigned chapters at all; they come from the week7_GU.pptx lecture deck, and the report labels them as such in the section where they appear. Where the deck and the chapters disagree on a number, the report flags both and answers from the chapter, because that is what the practice questions cite.

The Weeks 1–5 rundown. Compiled from the study guides, the interactive reading reports, and the assigned chapters — one row per disease, five columns wide — and it carries the same verify-before-clinical-use caveat.

Overlapping readings. Chapter 27 appears in both Week 4 and Week 5, so pneumonia, TB, ARDS, and pulmonary edema appear in both reports. That is faithful to the assigned readings.

Week 6 and Week 7 do not overlap. Week 6 was Genitourinary Disorders I — UTI, acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, renal replacement therapy, and the electrolyte and acid–base chapters. Week 7 is Genitourinary Disorders II — renal artery stenosis, nephrolithiasis, acute urinary retention, benign prostatic hyperplasia, and penile shaft fracture. Week 6 taught the kidney's frameworks and mentioned the Week 7 lesions only in passing; Week 7 teaches the lesions. The Week 7 report carries a coverage table naming exactly where the two weeks touch — obstruction leading to postrenal AKI, ischemia leading to ischemic nephropathy, and UTI leading to a struvite stone — so you can see that every topic is covered somewhere and none is taught twice.

Study material — verify before clinical use. The assigned readings contain some internal contradictions and transcription errors, which are noted inside the relevant reports rather than silently resolved.