FNP 654 FAMILY PRIMARY CARE II FINAL
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◉Transgender refers to. Answer: individuals who identify as the
opposite of their birth / bio gender or for those whose gender is not
evident
◉Symptoms pf pituitary adenoma. Answer: visual disturbances,
gynomastia, hypogonadism
◉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
, ◉Inflammatory breast cancer (presentation). Answer: breat pain,
rapidly growing, often self diagnosed, tender, itching, lymph
involvement +, Peau de Orange
◉Treatment of Inflammatory breast cancer. Answer: Imaging,
biopsy, chemo, tumor removal
◉Benign Breast Pain (cyclic). Answer: Luteal phase
◉Breast pain (non-cyclic). Answer: pregnancy, mastitis,
thrombophlebitis, tumor fibrosis
◉Management of Patient with BRCA to reduce risks. Answer:
Tamoxifen or Raloxifene, Yearly mammogram
◉Chronic Pelvic Pain (evaluation). Answer: pelvic exam, PAP, UA,
pregnancy test, TVUS or MRI if spinal
◉Treatment of chronic pelvic pain. Answer: NSAIDs, TCAs,
Gabapentin
◉Dysmenorrhea in older women. Answer: requires further work up
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◉Transgender refers to. Answer: individuals who identify as the
opposite of their birth / bio gender or for those whose gender is not
evident
◉Symptoms pf pituitary adenoma. Answer: visual disturbances,
gynomastia, hypogonadism
◉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
, ◉Inflammatory breast cancer (presentation). Answer: breat pain,
rapidly growing, often self diagnosed, tender, itching, lymph
involvement +, Peau de Orange
◉Treatment of Inflammatory breast cancer. Answer: Imaging,
biopsy, chemo, tumor removal
◉Benign Breast Pain (cyclic). Answer: Luteal phase
◉Breast pain (non-cyclic). Answer: pregnancy, mastitis,
thrombophlebitis, tumor fibrosis
◉Management of Patient with BRCA to reduce risks. Answer:
Tamoxifen or Raloxifene, Yearly mammogram
◉Chronic Pelvic Pain (evaluation). Answer: pelvic exam, PAP, UA,
pregnancy test, TVUS or MRI if spinal
◉Treatment of chronic pelvic pain. Answer: NSAIDs, TCAs,
Gabapentin
◉Dysmenorrhea in older women. Answer: requires further work up
