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2025/2026 AANP FNP CERTIFICATION EXAM 200+
QUESTIONS AND 100%CORRECT ANSWERS
(ALREADY GRADED A+) | LATEST EDITION ||LATEST
UPDATE
-congenital cardiac condition characterized by a narrowing
of the aorta
-
Murmur Grade III - VI - ANSWER-Loud murmur easily
heard
JVD caused by - ANSWER--tension pneumothorax,
-Rt. sided heart failure,
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-cardiac tamponade,
-traumatic axphysia from
Increase in portal pressure(LIVER) in venous side or cor
pulmonale
pt. with gradual onset of fever, hemorrhages on nail beds,
painful raised red nodules, rash on palms - ANSWER-
endocarditis , painful red spots on fingers olser's nodes,
janeway legions rash on palms and soles.
Know the difference between Peripheral Arterial Disease
and Chronic Venous Insufficiency or PVD. There was
question about PAD. - ANSWER-PAD: Absence of pulse,
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decrease blow flowing down, PAIN, Dx doppler or
ABI<0.9, TX exercise by walking or antiplatelet,
PVD: Volume, edema, discoloration, decrease blood going
up,
Chronic Bronchitis Treatment - ANSWER-Smoking
cessation
Pulmonary rehabilitation
Pharmacologic therapy
Supplemental oxygen
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TB... PPD is positive if area of induration is: - ANSWER->5
mm in an immunocompromised patient or close contact
>10 mm in immigrant, health care workers, drug user
>15 mm in a patient who lives in an area where TB is very
rare.
what condition would make you order Lateral X-ray of the
neck. Options include: Drooling, Unable to do ROM of the
neck / stiff neck. - ANSWER-Croup/Epiglottitis
AV nicking (Arterioles pressing on vein of the eye) -
ANSWER-HTN retinopathy
2025/2026 AANP FNP CERTIFICATION EXAM 200+
QUESTIONS AND 100%CORRECT ANSWERS
(ALREADY GRADED A+) | LATEST EDITION ||LATEST
UPDATE
-congenital cardiac condition characterized by a narrowing
of the aorta
-
Murmur Grade III - VI - ANSWER-Loud murmur easily
heard
JVD caused by - ANSWER--tension pneumothorax,
-Rt. sided heart failure,
,2|Page
-cardiac tamponade,
-traumatic axphysia from
Increase in portal pressure(LIVER) in venous side or cor
pulmonale
pt. with gradual onset of fever, hemorrhages on nail beds,
painful raised red nodules, rash on palms - ANSWER-
endocarditis , painful red spots on fingers olser's nodes,
janeway legions rash on palms and soles.
Know the difference between Peripheral Arterial Disease
and Chronic Venous Insufficiency or PVD. There was
question about PAD. - ANSWER-PAD: Absence of pulse,
,3|Page
decrease blow flowing down, PAIN, Dx doppler or
ABI<0.9, TX exercise by walking or antiplatelet,
PVD: Volume, edema, discoloration, decrease blood going
up,
Chronic Bronchitis Treatment - ANSWER-Smoking
cessation
Pulmonary rehabilitation
Pharmacologic therapy
Supplemental oxygen
, 4|Page
TB... PPD is positive if area of induration is: - ANSWER->5
mm in an immunocompromised patient or close contact
>10 mm in immigrant, health care workers, drug user
>15 mm in a patient who lives in an area where TB is very
rare.
what condition would make you order Lateral X-ray of the
neck. Options include: Drooling, Unable to do ROM of the
neck / stiff neck. - ANSWER-Croup/Epiglottitis
AV nicking (Arterioles pressing on vein of the eye) -
ANSWER-HTN retinopathy
