Using AI for NAPLEX Prep Quiz

Answers and explanations appear as you take the quiz.

1. Why do language models make calculation errors, according to the guide?
   • They generate numbers as text tokens rather than running arithmetic, and early slips carry through
   • They are banned from using decimals
   • They always use metric units incorrectly on purpose
   • They only know law questions
2. An AI says 1.5 g of potassium chloride contains 200 mEq. Using the guide's check, what should you conclude?
   • The answer is correct because the AI showed work
   • The answer is an order of magnitude off; about 20 mEq is expected
   • The answer is correct only for IV use
   • mEq cannot be calculated for KCl
3. Using Cockcroft-Gault as in the guide, what is the approximate CrCl for a 70-year-old, 70 kg man with SCr 1.0 mg/dL?
   • About 97 mL/min
   • About 45 mL/min
   • About 68 mL/min
   • About 120 mL/min
4. Which strategy does the guide suggest for catching AI calculation mistakes?
   • Accepting the answer if it is formatted neatly
   • Asking the same question until the AI agrees with you
   • Rounding at every step to keep numbers simple
   • Solving two different ways, such as ratio-proportion and dimensional analysis, and comparing
5. Where should you confirm the current NAPLEX format and content areas?
   • NABP's current candidate bulletin and content outline
   • A chatbot's description of the exam
   • A classmate's memory from last year
   • Any online forum post
6. Which use of AI does the guide warn against on confidentiality grounds?
   • Generating original practice cases
   • Sharing or seeking recalled questions from the actual exam
   • Asking for explanations of wrong options
   • Quizzing on boxed warnings
7. Which prompt makes the AI act as a tutor instead of an answer key?
   • Give me the answer only
   • Write a long essay on pharmacokinetics
   • Do not give the answer; ask me for the next step
   • List every drug in alphabetical order
8. Why does the guide say a chatbot cannot replace a vetted question bank?
   • Chatbots cannot write multiple-choice questions
   • Question banks are free while chatbots are not
   • Chatbots only cover law
   • It cannot guarantee accuracy or match the exam's style