APEA 3P ACTUAL EXAM 2 PREMIUM REVIEW
SET 2026 PRACTICE SOLUTION GUARANTEED
PASS
◉ Pilar (trichilemmal) cysts are common in the scalp. Answer:
Common locations for pilar cysts
◉ The S3 heart sound may be the earliest sign of heart failure.
Answer: Symptoms of heart failure
◉ In Munchausen syndrome by proxy, the caregiver is usually
involved in the abusive behavior. Answer: Caregiver involvement in
Munchausen syndrome by proxy
◉ Under the supervision of adults other than the abuser, the patient
does not exhibit symptoms. Answer: Caregiver symptoms in
Munchausen syndrome by proxy
◉ The abuser is often inattentive and uncaring towards the victim.
Answer: Inattention of abuser in Munchausen syndrome by proxy
,◉ Gravida 4, para 1314 indicates a woman with 4 pregnancies and 1
term baby, 3 preterm babies, and 4 living children. Answer:
Pregnancy history documentation
◉ The nurse practitioner should assess the right forearm and hand
for erythema and swelling. Answer: Assessment for enlarged lymph
nodes
◉ Chest pain with jugular venous distention is consistent with heart
failure. Answer: Chest pain and jugular venous distention
◉ Changes in behavior are a common sign of substance abuse.
Answer: Common sign of substance abuse
◉ Change in sleep habits can also indicate substance abuse. Answer:
Change in sleep habits as a sign
◉ A classic symptom of GERD characterized by a burning sensation
in the chest. Answer: Heartburn
◉ The sensation of bitter, acidic fluid in the mouth when lying down
or bending over. Answer: Regurgitation
,◉ A condition where part of the stomach pushes through the
diaphragm into the chest. Answer: Hiatal hernia
◉ A condition where stomach contents flow back into the
esophagus. Answer: Gastroesophageal reflux
◉ A condition characterized by open sores on the inner lining of the
stomach or the upper part of the small intestine. Answer: Peptic
ulcer disease
◉ A type of cancer that occurs in the esophagus. Answer:
Esophageal cancer
◉ A circulatory condition characterized by narrowed arteries
reducing blood flow to the limbs. Answer: Peripheral artery disease
◉ Painful cramping in the legs or buttocks during physical activities
like walking or climbing stairs. Answer: Claudication
◉ Swelling of the optic disc caused by increased intracranial
pressure. Answer: Papilledema
◉ A clinical sign indicating retroperitoneal hemorrhage,
characterized by bruising of the flanks. Answer: Gray Turner's sign
, ◉ A clinical sign indicating intra-abdominal bleeding, characterized
by bruising around the umbilicus. Answer: Cullen's sign
◉ Tissue that is easily irritated and prone to inflammation, bleeding,
or tearing. Answer: Friable cervix
◉ A vaginal disorder that occurs after menopause, appearing as thin,
pale, and dry vaginal mucosa. Answer: Atrophic vaginitis
◉ Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug use at the lowest effective
dose recommended for arthritis treatment. Answer: NSAID use
◉ A pain reliever that can be used up to 4 grams per day for
managing pain. Answer: Acetaminophen
◉ Losing excess weight to reduce stress on knee joints and lower the
chance of developing knee osteoarthritis. Answer: Weight loss
◉ The most appropriate treatment for trichomoniasis in a non-
pregnant woman. Answer: Metronidazole
◉ Ducts that drain into the venous system. Answer: Lymphatic ducts
SET 2026 PRACTICE SOLUTION GUARANTEED
PASS
◉ Pilar (trichilemmal) cysts are common in the scalp. Answer:
Common locations for pilar cysts
◉ The S3 heart sound may be the earliest sign of heart failure.
Answer: Symptoms of heart failure
◉ In Munchausen syndrome by proxy, the caregiver is usually
involved in the abusive behavior. Answer: Caregiver involvement in
Munchausen syndrome by proxy
◉ Under the supervision of adults other than the abuser, the patient
does not exhibit symptoms. Answer: Caregiver symptoms in
Munchausen syndrome by proxy
◉ The abuser is often inattentive and uncaring towards the victim.
Answer: Inattention of abuser in Munchausen syndrome by proxy
,◉ Gravida 4, para 1314 indicates a woman with 4 pregnancies and 1
term baby, 3 preterm babies, and 4 living children. Answer:
Pregnancy history documentation
◉ The nurse practitioner should assess the right forearm and hand
for erythema and swelling. Answer: Assessment for enlarged lymph
nodes
◉ Chest pain with jugular venous distention is consistent with heart
failure. Answer: Chest pain and jugular venous distention
◉ Changes in behavior are a common sign of substance abuse.
Answer: Common sign of substance abuse
◉ Change in sleep habits can also indicate substance abuse. Answer:
Change in sleep habits as a sign
◉ A classic symptom of GERD characterized by a burning sensation
in the chest. Answer: Heartburn
◉ The sensation of bitter, acidic fluid in the mouth when lying down
or bending over. Answer: Regurgitation
,◉ A condition where part of the stomach pushes through the
diaphragm into the chest. Answer: Hiatal hernia
◉ A condition where stomach contents flow back into the
esophagus. Answer: Gastroesophageal reflux
◉ A condition characterized by open sores on the inner lining of the
stomach or the upper part of the small intestine. Answer: Peptic
ulcer disease
◉ A type of cancer that occurs in the esophagus. Answer:
Esophageal cancer
◉ A circulatory condition characterized by narrowed arteries
reducing blood flow to the limbs. Answer: Peripheral artery disease
◉ Painful cramping in the legs or buttocks during physical activities
like walking or climbing stairs. Answer: Claudication
◉ Swelling of the optic disc caused by increased intracranial
pressure. Answer: Papilledema
◉ A clinical sign indicating retroperitoneal hemorrhage,
characterized by bruising of the flanks. Answer: Gray Turner's sign
, ◉ A clinical sign indicating intra-abdominal bleeding, characterized
by bruising around the umbilicus. Answer: Cullen's sign
◉ Tissue that is easily irritated and prone to inflammation, bleeding,
or tearing. Answer: Friable cervix
◉ A vaginal disorder that occurs after menopause, appearing as thin,
pale, and dry vaginal mucosa. Answer: Atrophic vaginitis
◉ Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug use at the lowest effective
dose recommended for arthritis treatment. Answer: NSAID use
◉ A pain reliever that can be used up to 4 grams per day for
managing pain. Answer: Acetaminophen
◉ Losing excess weight to reduce stress on knee joints and lower the
chance of developing knee osteoarthritis. Answer: Weight loss
◉ The most appropriate treatment for trichomoniasis in a non-
pregnant woman. Answer: Metronidazole
◉ Ducts that drain into the venous system. Answer: Lymphatic ducts
