AANP FNP Certification Exam Study Guide
Cranial nerves responsible for extraoculomotor movements?
a. 2, 3, 6?
b. 3, 4, 6?
Patient with hx of hypertension and stroke, now having memory loss and
confusion - indicates what?
a. Alzheimer's
b. Vascular Dementia?
CAGE acronym
?
Treatment for chronic alcoholism?
?
Frail elderly mammogram breast tissue?
?
Patient has Barrett's esophagus, insurance no longer covers gastroenterologist
who was treating condition, patient at the FNP office, wanting a prescription for
medication... What should the FNP do?
a. Refer to oncologist?
b. Refill prescription?
GERD treatment?
a. PPI? Per American College of Gastroenterology, treatment should begin with a PPI.
b. H2? An H2 is inferior to PPI's.
3 months on Symmetrel, TSH increased, T4 normal, what do you do?
a. Increase medication?
b. Decrease medication?
Lipid level of 1500, increased risk for?
a. pancreatitis?
Frail elder, increased creatinine, indication?
?
Fingernail hematoma treatment?
a. drill hole and drain blood?
Abnormal cells on PAP, what do you do next?
a. Refer for colposcopy?
Red beefy tongue?
a. Pernicious Anemia?
b. Iron Deficiency?
c. Folate Deficiency?
Low Hemoglobin, Low Hematocrit, High MCV - Indicates what?
?
Koplick Spots?
a. Measles?
Signs and Symptoms of Roseola?
Pregnant teacher, with exposure to Fifths' Disease - what risk is there for the
fetus?
Cranial nerves responsible for extraoculomotor movements?
a. 2, 3, 6?
b. 3, 4, 6?
Patient with hx of hypertension and stroke, now having memory loss and
confusion - indicates what?
a. Alzheimer's
b. Vascular Dementia?
CAGE acronym
?
Treatment for chronic alcoholism?
?
Frail elderly mammogram breast tissue?
?
Patient has Barrett's esophagus, insurance no longer covers gastroenterologist
who was treating condition, patient at the FNP office, wanting a prescription for
medication... What should the FNP do?
a. Refer to oncologist?
b. Refill prescription?
GERD treatment?
a. PPI? Per American College of Gastroenterology, treatment should begin with a PPI.
b. H2? An H2 is inferior to PPI's.
3 months on Symmetrel, TSH increased, T4 normal, what do you do?
a. Increase medication?
b. Decrease medication?
Lipid level of 1500, increased risk for?
a. pancreatitis?
Frail elder, increased creatinine, indication?
?
Fingernail hematoma treatment?
a. drill hole and drain blood?
Abnormal cells on PAP, what do you do next?
a. Refer for colposcopy?
Red beefy tongue?
a. Pernicious Anemia?
b. Iron Deficiency?
c. Folate Deficiency?
Low Hemoglobin, Low Hematocrit, High MCV - Indicates what?
?
Koplick Spots?
a. Measles?
Signs and Symptoms of Roseola?
Pregnant teacher, with exposure to Fifths' Disease - what risk is there for the
fetus?
