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2026/2027 FNP 652 MIDTERM EXAM
COMPLETE CURRENT TESTING QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS FOR
GUARANTEED PASS/TOP-RATED A+.
FNP 652
Ace your exam with the FNP 652 midterm Exam, a focused study
resource designed to strengthen clinical knowledge and
decision-making. It covers key topics such as advanced health
assessment, differential diagnosis, evidence-based
management, and patient-centered care across the lifespan.
Practice-style questions and concise reviews help reinforce
critical concepts and improve test readiness. This exam
resource is ideal for Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) graduate
students.
What 2 types of medications should be prescribed for a
patient with new onset of Bell's Palsy? ...... ANSWER .......
Corticosteroids (tapered prednisone) and antiviral
agents✓✓
A disorder that produces severe pain in the lip, gum, cheek,
and/or face. The pain is paroxysmal, provokable, and
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unilateral. No sensory loss is present. ...... ANSWER .......
Trigeminal neuralgia✓✓
A 63 year old female presents with complaints of episodic
waves of severe pain to her left face and mouth. She states it
comes on very quickly, and ends at random abrupt times.
She also notes that yawning seems to trigger it. What
diagnosis do you suspect? ...... ANSWER .......
Trigeminal neuralgia✓✓
What medication is used as first line treatment for trigeminal
neuralgia? ...... ANSWER ....... Carbamazepine✓✓
A mother with a 1 month old child states that she is
concerned that her child's right eye seemed to tear
constantly and shows mild crusting of the lashes on a
regular basis. What should you tell the mother this is? and
what suggestions do you give her? ...... ANSWER .......
Dacryostenosis, or an obstruction of the nasolacrimal
tear duct. It is not uncommon, and should resolve by 6
months. Massage the nasolacrimal duct at least twice
daily. ✓✓
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At what point should a child with dacryostenosis be referred
to an opthamologist? ...... ANSWER ....... if severe
obstruction, prior to 6 months. Normal obstructions
should get referral beyond 9-12 months✓✓
Injected conjunctiva with profuse tearing, mucous
discharge, burning, concurrent URI, and enlarged
preauricular nodes suggests ______ conjunctivitis. ......
ANSWER ....... Viral✓✓
A 2 week old patient presents with profuse ophthalmic
exudate and genitourinary symptoms. What diagnosis do
you suspect? ...... ANSWER ....... Chlamydial
conjunctivitis✓✓
A 2 day old patient presents with profuse ophthalmic
exudate. what is the suspected cause? ...... ANSWER .......
Gonococcal conjunctivitis✓✓
What is a first line medication that should be prescribed for
bacterial conjunctivitis? and how is it taken? ...... ANSWER
....... Polytrim 2 drops 4x/day✓✓
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Painless appearance of bright red spot in the eye that does
not affect vision... ...... ANSWER ....... Subconjunctival
hemorrhage✓✓
What are the two types of blepharitis? ...... ANSWER .......
Ulcerative and Seborrheic✓✓
Benign, chronic inflammation of the eyelid caused by
blockage of the meibomian gland. ...... ANSWER .......
Chalazion✓✓
A painless lesion to the eyelid that does not involve the
lashes ...... ANSWER ....... Chalazion✓✓
A painful lump on the found on the lid of the eye is most
likely a... ...... ANSWER ....... Hordeolum✓✓
What is the preferred management for hordeolum? ......
ANSWER ....... Warm compress to the eye with gentle
lid massage to allow drainage. ✓✓
2026/2027 FNP 652 MIDTERM EXAM
COMPLETE CURRENT TESTING QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS FOR
GUARANTEED PASS/TOP-RATED A+.
FNP 652
Ace your exam with the FNP 652 midterm Exam, a focused study
resource designed to strengthen clinical knowledge and
decision-making. It covers key topics such as advanced health
assessment, differential diagnosis, evidence-based
management, and patient-centered care across the lifespan.
Practice-style questions and concise reviews help reinforce
critical concepts and improve test readiness. This exam
resource is ideal for Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) graduate
students.
What 2 types of medications should be prescribed for a
patient with new onset of Bell's Palsy? ...... ANSWER .......
Corticosteroids (tapered prednisone) and antiviral
agents✓✓
A disorder that produces severe pain in the lip, gum, cheek,
and/or face. The pain is paroxysmal, provokable, and
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unilateral. No sensory loss is present. ...... ANSWER .......
Trigeminal neuralgia✓✓
A 63 year old female presents with complaints of episodic
waves of severe pain to her left face and mouth. She states it
comes on very quickly, and ends at random abrupt times.
She also notes that yawning seems to trigger it. What
diagnosis do you suspect? ...... ANSWER .......
Trigeminal neuralgia✓✓
What medication is used as first line treatment for trigeminal
neuralgia? ...... ANSWER ....... Carbamazepine✓✓
A mother with a 1 month old child states that she is
concerned that her child's right eye seemed to tear
constantly and shows mild crusting of the lashes on a
regular basis. What should you tell the mother this is? and
what suggestions do you give her? ...... ANSWER .......
Dacryostenosis, or an obstruction of the nasolacrimal
tear duct. It is not uncommon, and should resolve by 6
months. Massage the nasolacrimal duct at least twice
daily. ✓✓
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At what point should a child with dacryostenosis be referred
to an opthamologist? ...... ANSWER ....... if severe
obstruction, prior to 6 months. Normal obstructions
should get referral beyond 9-12 months✓✓
Injected conjunctiva with profuse tearing, mucous
discharge, burning, concurrent URI, and enlarged
preauricular nodes suggests ______ conjunctivitis. ......
ANSWER ....... Viral✓✓
A 2 week old patient presents with profuse ophthalmic
exudate and genitourinary symptoms. What diagnosis do
you suspect? ...... ANSWER ....... Chlamydial
conjunctivitis✓✓
A 2 day old patient presents with profuse ophthalmic
exudate. what is the suspected cause? ...... ANSWER .......
Gonococcal conjunctivitis✓✓
What is a first line medication that should be prescribed for
bacterial conjunctivitis? and how is it taken? ...... ANSWER
....... Polytrim 2 drops 4x/day✓✓
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Painless appearance of bright red spot in the eye that does
not affect vision... ...... ANSWER ....... Subconjunctival
hemorrhage✓✓
What are the two types of blepharitis? ...... ANSWER .......
Ulcerative and Seborrheic✓✓
Benign, chronic inflammation of the eyelid caused by
blockage of the meibomian gland. ...... ANSWER .......
Chalazion✓✓
A painless lesion to the eyelid that does not involve the
lashes ...... ANSWER ....... Chalazion✓✓
A painful lump on the found on the lid of the eye is most
likely a... ...... ANSWER ....... Hordeolum✓✓
What is the preferred management for hordeolum? ......
ANSWER ....... Warm compress to the eye with gentle
lid massage to allow drainage. ✓✓
