FNP654/ FNP 654 MIDTERM EXAM | FAMILY PRIMARY
CARE II EXAM | 2026-2027 QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS| 100% CORRECT| GRADE A – GCU |
LATEST UPDATE!!
Medical term for transgender - ANSWER-Sexual and
gender minorities (SGM)
Evaluation of a pituitary adenoma - ANSWER-ACTH, TSH,
24 hr urine for cortisol levels, FSH, LH or MRI
management of a pituitary adenoma - ANSWER-medical,
somatotrpioma, ketoconazole OR (symptomatic) requires
neuro surgery
,Care of a Bartolin cyst - ANSWER-Sitz bath, good peri
hygiene, I/D, antibiotics, OR resection if recurrent
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder - ANSWER-An anxiety
disorder characterized by unwanted repetitive thoughts
(obsession) and/ or actions (compulsions).
Bell's Palsy - ANSWER-temporary paralysis of the seventh
cranial nerve that causes paralysis only on the affected
side of the face
Management of Bell's palsy - ANSWER-prednisone and
valcyclovir
, Geriatric depression - ANSWER-may appear as
pseudodementia, concentration impairments and
forgetfulness, condition is not progressive ands a better
prognosis; start low and go slow to avoid side effects in
these populations
Presentation of cerebral palsy - ANSWER-- Spasticity of
limbs: most common form; mono, hemi, para, or
quadriplegia (in hemiplegia the affected arm and leg may
be smaller and shorter)
- Ataxia: second most common form; frequently affects fine
coordinated movements of the upper extremities but may
also involve lower extremities and trunk
CARE II EXAM | 2026-2027 QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS| 100% CORRECT| GRADE A – GCU |
LATEST UPDATE!!
Medical term for transgender - ANSWER-Sexual and
gender minorities (SGM)
Evaluation of a pituitary adenoma - ANSWER-ACTH, TSH,
24 hr urine for cortisol levels, FSH, LH or MRI
management of a pituitary adenoma - ANSWER-medical,
somatotrpioma, ketoconazole OR (symptomatic) requires
neuro surgery
,Care of a Bartolin cyst - ANSWER-Sitz bath, good peri
hygiene, I/D, antibiotics, OR resection if recurrent
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder - ANSWER-An anxiety
disorder characterized by unwanted repetitive thoughts
(obsession) and/ or actions (compulsions).
Bell's Palsy - ANSWER-temporary paralysis of the seventh
cranial nerve that causes paralysis only on the affected
side of the face
Management of Bell's palsy - ANSWER-prednisone and
valcyclovir
, Geriatric depression - ANSWER-may appear as
pseudodementia, concentration impairments and
forgetfulness, condition is not progressive ands a better
prognosis; start low and go slow to avoid side effects in
these populations
Presentation of cerebral palsy - ANSWER-- Spasticity of
limbs: most common form; mono, hemi, para, or
quadriplegia (in hemiplegia the affected arm and leg may
be smaller and shorter)
- Ataxia: second most common form; frequently affects fine
coordinated movements of the upper extremities but may
also involve lower extremities and trunk
