NURS Exam (50+ Questions) – NURS5433 ENT Disorders, Eye Conditions & Antibiotic Therapy Q&A

This document contains a focused set of over 50 exam-style questions and verified answers for NURS 5433 (2026). It covers key clinical topics in ear, nose, and throat (ENT) disorders, ophthalmologic conditions, and infectious disease management, all presented in a structured Q&A format to support efficient exam preparation. The material emphasizes clinical diagnosis and treatment decision-making, including conditions such as bacterial and allergic conjunctivitis, angle-closure glaucoma, otitis externa and media, streptococcal pharyngitis, and allergic rhinitis. It also highlights antimicrobial selection strategies (e.g., ciprofloxacin for otitis externa with cellulitis, cefpodoxime for PCN-allergic patients), risk factors (HPV type 16 for oral cancer), and expected clinical findings such as tympanic membrane immobility in AOM (pages 1–8). For example, early sections focus on eye disorders like conjunctivitis and glaucoma, while later sections address ENT infections, antibiotic choices, and complications of group A streptococcus. This document is particularly suitable for: Nursing and nurse practitioner (NP) students Advanced health assessment or primary care courses NCLEX and clinical exam preparation Healthcare students studying ENT and ophthalmology Clinicians reviewing common outpatient conditions The content aligns with standard references such as Bates’ Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking and Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment, making it a useful standalone study guide and a practical supplement for coursework and clinical training. Keywords: NURS 5433 exam questions, conjunctivitis bacterial allergic viral, angle closure glaucoma symptoms, hordeolum vs chalazion, otitis externa treatment ciprofloxacin, acute otitis media findings tympanic membrane, streptococcal pharyngitis treatment PCN allergy, antibiotic selection ENT infections, HPV type 16 oral cancer risk, allergic rhinitis treatment loratadine, nursing clinical scenarios ENT eye disorders