Oral path CE course,Fundamentals of Nursing Final Exam Review & CNA
"NNAAP Nurse Aide Practice Writing Exam Exam Cummulated examination
tests 2025 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% GRADED
A+
Oral path CE course
There are several malignancies that occur in the mouth. The most common
type is the:
a. sarcoma
b. lymphoma
c. melanoma
d. squamous cell carcinoma
e. basal cell carcinoma
d. squamous cell carcinoma
The most important risk factor for intra-oral cancer is:
a. alcohol abuse
b. betel nut
c. cigarette smoking
d. chewing tobacco
e. lack of anti-oxidants
c. cigarette smoking
_____ is the most important risk factor for cancer of the lip.
a. pipe smoking
b. cigarette smoking
c. sunlight
e. alcohol abuse
e. herpes simplex infection
c. sunlight
In relation to oral cancer, the principle role of alcohol is it ______.
a. acts synergistically with tobacco
b. interferes with liver enzymes that metabolize carcinogens
c. results in formation of nitrosamines
,d. plays no role in oral carcinogens
e. acts as a carcinogen
a. acts synergistically with tobacco
Epstein-Barr virus is a member of the Herpes group of viruses and is
associated with which of the following diseases:
a. Oral squamous cell carcinoma
b. Condyloma acuminatum
c. Nasopharyngel carcinoma
d. Heck's disease
e. Carcinoma of the tonsil
c. Nasopharyngel carcinoma
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is ______.
a. not an important cause of carcinoma of the gingiva.
b. associated with several benign growths in the mouth.
c. associated with carcinoma of the tonsil, oropharynx and base of the tongue.
d. the cause of genital warts.
e. all of the above.
e. all of the above.
In almost all cases when a biopsy needs to be taken, the following approach
can be used:
a. the patient needs to be sedated
b. can be performed using local anesthesia
c. the patient needs general anesthesia
d. should not be performed by a general dentist
e. none of the above
b. can be performed using local anesthesia
Oral squamous cell carcinomas present clnically in which of the following
ways?
a. inudurated non-healing ulcer
b. white patch
c. red patch
d. irregular patch
e. all of the above
e. all of the above
,The most common site for oral cancer is the _____.
a. gingiva
b. floor of mouth
c. tongue
d. tonsil
e. palate
c. tongue
The second most common site for oral cancer is the ____.
a. tongue
b. gingiva
c. floor of mouth
d. palate
e. uvula
c. floor of mouth
When a suspicious lesion is identified, the most important diagnostic test is
____.
a. cytological examination
b. biopsy
c. examination under UV light
d. toluidine blue staining
e. visual examination
b. biopsy
Once a patient is diagnosed with cancer, the patient should be ____.
a. counseled on smoking cessation practices
b. treated in your office
c. treated by a community practitioner
d. treated by a clinician specialized the treatment of oral cancer
e. none of the above
d. treated by a clinician specialized the treatment of oral cancer
The TNM system for cancer staging refers to _____.
a. tumor grade, presence in lymph nodes and metastases
b. tumor size, presence in lymph nodes and metastases
c. tumor type, presence in lymph nodes and metastases
d. non
, b. tumor size, presence in lymph nodes and metastases
For small squamous cell carcinomas localized to the oral cavity (those without
spread to the neck) the most common treatment is ________.
a. surgery
b. radiation
c. surgery + radiation
d. surgery + radiation + chemotheraphy
e. cryotherapy
a. surgery
A patient with a SCC of the floor of the mouth that has spread to the lymph
nodes of the neck has an overall 5-year survival rate of approximately ____.
a. 100%
b. 80%
c. 50%
d. 25%
e. 10%
d. 25%
Fundamentals of Nursing Final Exam Review
World War II had a tremendous effect on the nursing profession. Which
development occurred during this period?
A. The role of the nurse was broadened
B. There was a decreased emphasis on education
C. Nursing was practiced mainly in hospital settings
D. There was an overabundance of nurses
A. The role of the nurse was broadened
One of the 4 broad aims of nursing practice is to restore health. Which
examples of nursing interventions reflect this goal? Select all that apply.
A. A nurse counsels adolescents in a drug rehabilitation program
B. A nurse performed ROM exercises for a pt on bedrest
C. A nurse shows a diabetic pt how to inject insulin
"NNAAP Nurse Aide Practice Writing Exam Exam Cummulated examination
tests 2025 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% GRADED
A+
Oral path CE course
There are several malignancies that occur in the mouth. The most common
type is the:
a. sarcoma
b. lymphoma
c. melanoma
d. squamous cell carcinoma
e. basal cell carcinoma
d. squamous cell carcinoma
The most important risk factor for intra-oral cancer is:
a. alcohol abuse
b. betel nut
c. cigarette smoking
d. chewing tobacco
e. lack of anti-oxidants
c. cigarette smoking
_____ is the most important risk factor for cancer of the lip.
a. pipe smoking
b. cigarette smoking
c. sunlight
e. alcohol abuse
e. herpes simplex infection
c. sunlight
In relation to oral cancer, the principle role of alcohol is it ______.
a. acts synergistically with tobacco
b. interferes with liver enzymes that metabolize carcinogens
c. results in formation of nitrosamines
,d. plays no role in oral carcinogens
e. acts as a carcinogen
a. acts synergistically with tobacco
Epstein-Barr virus is a member of the Herpes group of viruses and is
associated with which of the following diseases:
a. Oral squamous cell carcinoma
b. Condyloma acuminatum
c. Nasopharyngel carcinoma
d. Heck's disease
e. Carcinoma of the tonsil
c. Nasopharyngel carcinoma
Human papillomavirus (HPV) is ______.
a. not an important cause of carcinoma of the gingiva.
b. associated with several benign growths in the mouth.
c. associated with carcinoma of the tonsil, oropharynx and base of the tongue.
d. the cause of genital warts.
e. all of the above.
e. all of the above.
In almost all cases when a biopsy needs to be taken, the following approach
can be used:
a. the patient needs to be sedated
b. can be performed using local anesthesia
c. the patient needs general anesthesia
d. should not be performed by a general dentist
e. none of the above
b. can be performed using local anesthesia
Oral squamous cell carcinomas present clnically in which of the following
ways?
a. inudurated non-healing ulcer
b. white patch
c. red patch
d. irregular patch
e. all of the above
e. all of the above
,The most common site for oral cancer is the _____.
a. gingiva
b. floor of mouth
c. tongue
d. tonsil
e. palate
c. tongue
The second most common site for oral cancer is the ____.
a. tongue
b. gingiva
c. floor of mouth
d. palate
e. uvula
c. floor of mouth
When a suspicious lesion is identified, the most important diagnostic test is
____.
a. cytological examination
b. biopsy
c. examination under UV light
d. toluidine blue staining
e. visual examination
b. biopsy
Once a patient is diagnosed with cancer, the patient should be ____.
a. counseled on smoking cessation practices
b. treated in your office
c. treated by a community practitioner
d. treated by a clinician specialized the treatment of oral cancer
e. none of the above
d. treated by a clinician specialized the treatment of oral cancer
The TNM system for cancer staging refers to _____.
a. tumor grade, presence in lymph nodes and metastases
b. tumor size, presence in lymph nodes and metastases
c. tumor type, presence in lymph nodes and metastases
d. non
, b. tumor size, presence in lymph nodes and metastases
For small squamous cell carcinomas localized to the oral cavity (those without
spread to the neck) the most common treatment is ________.
a. surgery
b. radiation
c. surgery + radiation
d. surgery + radiation + chemotheraphy
e. cryotherapy
a. surgery
A patient with a SCC of the floor of the mouth that has spread to the lymph
nodes of the neck has an overall 5-year survival rate of approximately ____.
a. 100%
b. 80%
c. 50%
d. 25%
e. 10%
d. 25%
Fundamentals of Nursing Final Exam Review
World War II had a tremendous effect on the nursing profession. Which
development occurred during this period?
A. The role of the nurse was broadened
B. There was a decreased emphasis on education
C. Nursing was practiced mainly in hospital settings
D. There was an overabundance of nurses
A. The role of the nurse was broadened
One of the 4 broad aims of nursing practice is to restore health. Which
examples of nursing interventions reflect this goal? Select all that apply.
A. A nurse counsels adolescents in a drug rehabilitation program
B. A nurse performed ROM exercises for a pt on bedrest
C. A nurse shows a diabetic pt how to inject insulin
