FNP 2 5335 FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2025/2026 WITH COMPLETE 100+
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND
NEW VERSION!
Odd risk factors of hypothyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-postpartum, autoimmune dz., head or
neck radiation, tx with lithium, interferon, amiodarone
odd s/s of hypothyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-swelling of hands and feet, periorbital edema,
infertility, hypermenorrhea, muscle cramps, enlarged heart, hyperlipidemia,
hypothyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-TSH elevated, T4 low
subclinical hypothyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-TSH elevated, T4 NORMAL
Myxedema coma (hypothy)
For 2ndary or 3 tertiary hypothy. go to endocrin. - CORRECT ANSWER-go to ER
Risk factors for hyperthyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-female, thyroid replacement, other
autoimm. dz, DOWNS, iodine deficiency, precipitating factors
test for hyperthyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-cbc, LFT, radioiodine uptake scan
Treatment for hyperthyroid - CORRECT ANSWER-surgery, BB (atenolol, propanolol),
METHIMAZOLE, PROPYLTHYOURACIL, radioactive iodine
,Treatment for ankle sprain I - II (DRAWER TEST) - CORRECT ANSWER-PRICE, NO WT. bearing for
24hrs. return to sports when pain is gone
Treatment for ankle sprain III - CORRECT ANSWER-PRICE for 6 weeks if not better with brace
then surgery REFERR
Osteoarthritis = asymmetric joint pain/stiffness last - CORRECT ANSWER-< 1 hr in the morning,
comes back after activity or at the end of the day. Heberno's and bouchards nodes (BP)
what is the goal standard diagnositic for OA - CORRECT ANSWER-Xray to check narrowing of
joint spaces and for osteophytes
S/S OF ANLGE - CLOSURE glaucoma - CORRECT ANSWER-one sided HA, with unilat. eye pain and
pupil dilated with poor reaction to light and conjuctiva injected, eyeball firm, blurred vision, abn
snellen results.
always do vision test with eye pain
3 gram POSITIVE bacterias - CORRECT ANSWER-strepococcus, staphylococcus, enterococus
GAS strep throat - CORRECT ANSWER-TX: only if rheumatic fever(carditis & arthritis) or
glomerulonephritis risks. COMPLICATIONS
HA red flags:
usually no imaging for reg. HA - CORRECT ANSWER-SNOOP
Syst. symptoms
Neuro. signs
, sudden ONSET, thunderclap HA with coughing, sneezing, sex (sugg. subarachnoid hemorrhage,
sudden-onset ICP)
Onset >50
Prev. HA: onset >30 with a primary pattern and change in frequency, severity, or clinical features
MS is - CORRECT ANSWER-dest. process of the nerve fibers protecting myelin
ss numbness/weakness in one or more limbs
double vision or blurring vision,
facial weakness/numbness
drugs for Parkinson tx: - CORRECT ANSWER-Manoamine oxidase-B inhibitors, catechol O-
methyltrase inhibitors, anticholinergics
seizures
drugs: carbamazepine, phenytoin, gabapentin
NTI's narrow therapuetic indexes: phenytoin, carbamazepine, valproate - CORRECT ANSWER-
absence (petit mal)=blank stare 30-50 sec. w/imp. level of consciousness
myoclonic=awake with abn. motor behavior lasting seconds
grand mal (tonic/clonic)=rigid ext. of arms/legs, sudden jerking with loss of consc.
Treatment for OA - CORRECT ANSWER-first line Acetaminophen then NSAIDS, rest, excerc.,
heat/cold, brace, ointments, corticosteroid injections, glucosamine/chondrin
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND
NEW VERSION!
Odd risk factors of hypothyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-postpartum, autoimmune dz., head or
neck radiation, tx with lithium, interferon, amiodarone
odd s/s of hypothyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-swelling of hands and feet, periorbital edema,
infertility, hypermenorrhea, muscle cramps, enlarged heart, hyperlipidemia,
hypothyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-TSH elevated, T4 low
subclinical hypothyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-TSH elevated, T4 NORMAL
Myxedema coma (hypothy)
For 2ndary or 3 tertiary hypothy. go to endocrin. - CORRECT ANSWER-go to ER
Risk factors for hyperthyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-female, thyroid replacement, other
autoimm. dz, DOWNS, iodine deficiency, precipitating factors
test for hyperthyroidism - CORRECT ANSWER-cbc, LFT, radioiodine uptake scan
Treatment for hyperthyroid - CORRECT ANSWER-surgery, BB (atenolol, propanolol),
METHIMAZOLE, PROPYLTHYOURACIL, radioactive iodine
,Treatment for ankle sprain I - II (DRAWER TEST) - CORRECT ANSWER-PRICE, NO WT. bearing for
24hrs. return to sports when pain is gone
Treatment for ankle sprain III - CORRECT ANSWER-PRICE for 6 weeks if not better with brace
then surgery REFERR
Osteoarthritis = asymmetric joint pain/stiffness last - CORRECT ANSWER-< 1 hr in the morning,
comes back after activity or at the end of the day. Heberno's and bouchards nodes (BP)
what is the goal standard diagnositic for OA - CORRECT ANSWER-Xray to check narrowing of
joint spaces and for osteophytes
S/S OF ANLGE - CLOSURE glaucoma - CORRECT ANSWER-one sided HA, with unilat. eye pain and
pupil dilated with poor reaction to light and conjuctiva injected, eyeball firm, blurred vision, abn
snellen results.
always do vision test with eye pain
3 gram POSITIVE bacterias - CORRECT ANSWER-strepococcus, staphylococcus, enterococus
GAS strep throat - CORRECT ANSWER-TX: only if rheumatic fever(carditis & arthritis) or
glomerulonephritis risks. COMPLICATIONS
HA red flags:
usually no imaging for reg. HA - CORRECT ANSWER-SNOOP
Syst. symptoms
Neuro. signs
, sudden ONSET, thunderclap HA with coughing, sneezing, sex (sugg. subarachnoid hemorrhage,
sudden-onset ICP)
Onset >50
Prev. HA: onset >30 with a primary pattern and change in frequency, severity, or clinical features
MS is - CORRECT ANSWER-dest. process of the nerve fibers protecting myelin
ss numbness/weakness in one or more limbs
double vision or blurring vision,
facial weakness/numbness
drugs for Parkinson tx: - CORRECT ANSWER-Manoamine oxidase-B inhibitors, catechol O-
methyltrase inhibitors, anticholinergics
seizures
drugs: carbamazepine, phenytoin, gabapentin
NTI's narrow therapuetic indexes: phenytoin, carbamazepine, valproate - CORRECT ANSWER-
absence (petit mal)=blank stare 30-50 sec. w/imp. level of consciousness
myoclonic=awake with abn. motor behavior lasting seconds
grand mal (tonic/clonic)=rigid ext. of arms/legs, sudden jerking with loss of consc.
Treatment for OA - CORRECT ANSWER-first line Acetaminophen then NSAIDS, rest, excerc.,
heat/cold, brace, ointments, corticosteroid injections, glucosamine/chondrin
