NURS 5337 Family Clinical Practice II Final Exam Review Questions and Answers Latest (2026/2027) -UTA
1. Flank pain, CVA tenderness, fever, N/V are most likely associated with:
Pyelonephritis
2. The straight leg maneuver can be used to diagnosis
Nerve root compression
3. Which of the following is the most potent risk factor for lower extremity vascular occlusive disease?
Cigarette smoking
4. A patient has been diagnosed with Hep B. The most common reported risk factor is?
Unprotected sexual exposure
5. Which of the following situations would referral to a specialist be needed for sinusitis?
All of above-recurrent sinusitis, periorbital edema, sinusitis refractory to antibiotics.
6. You patient is a diabetic controlled on Metformin and sulfonylurea. A1C 6.1% he presents with hypoglycemia episodes. Which of the
following most appropriate?
Decrease the dose of sulfonylurea.
7. Which of the following is most likely to be observed in a patient with allergic rhinitis?
Exacerbation of symptoms after exposure to an allergen.
8. A 45 yr. old man presents with otitis externa. Likely causative pathogen?
Pseudomonas
9. Mary is 26 yr. old banker who told that her BP was high. Since then her BP 144/86, 140/82 and 148/88. She has no pertinent PMH except LBP
for 1 yr. following a car crash. Meds: Vit QD and Aleve 2 tabs every am and pm for low back pain. FH significant for both parents and a brother
with HTN. She doesn’t smoke and drinks only socially. She jobs 2 miles 5 days week, renal test normal. Toda BP 144/84, HR 74, BMI 23 what will
you recommend for BP?
Begin HCTZ 12.5 mg daily
10.Erectile dysfunction is a complex phenomenon with a variety of causes. The most predominant cause is?
Vascular
11.Using the ASCVD Risk calculator 10 yr. risk for ASCVD is calculated only for the following age groups?
40-79 yrs. old
12.What value on the ABI diagnoses peripheral disease?
Less than 0.95
13.You have taught Jennifer, age 15 about using a flow meter to assess how to manage her asthma exacerbations. She calls you today because
her peak expiratory flow rate is 6.5%. What would you tell her?
Use your rescue inhaler, begin the prescription of oral glucocorticoids you have and call back tomorrow.
14.In outpatient care the most common organism in uncomplicated UTI is?
E. Coli
15.The preferred next step per guideline to be added for 25 yr. old asthma patient who in not well controlled with a low dose steroid inhaler is?
LABA
16.Opal is a 46 yr. old female whose hypertension has been controlled on HCTZ 50 mg every day for 3 yrs. She is 68 inches tall and weighs 220
lbs. Although her physical exam was normal, blood that you did as part of her regular physical shoed a FBG of 230. Other abnormal labs
revealed a total cholesterol of 250, a triglyceride level of 170, LDL cholesterol of 160, potassium of 3.4 and 4+ glycosuria. Which of the following
is best for her cholesterol right now?
Lipitor
17.Mattie, age 52 has a ruptured vertebral disk with the following symptoms: pain in the midgluteal region, posterior thigh and calf to heel
area, she has paresthesia in the posterior calf and lateral foot and toes. She is having difficulty walking on her toes. Where is the likely disk
injury?
L5-S1
18.Which drug category of ARV therapy is generally effective in crossing the BBB and may be useful in managing HIV associated dementia?
Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NRTIs) especially Zivoduvine (AZT)
19.What answer best describes the risk of liver damage with statin use?
Clinically significant liver injury from statins is very rare. Mild ALT/AST elevation occurs in 1-3% of users.
20.A common cause of knee pain in adolescent is Osgood-Schlatter’s Disease. This condition is defines as?
Avulsion oat tibial tuberosity
21.A patient presents to the BP c/o of ear pain. On exam, the clinician finds the patient has tenderness of traction of the pinna as well as when
applying pressure over the tragus. These findings are classic signs of?
Otitis externa
22.A 55 yr. old patient has noticed a decreased force of urinary stream present for the last 12 months. Which one of the objective findings
would be most consistent with BPH?
Global enlargement of the prostate gland
23.Which of the following would be most helpful in diagnosing celiac disease?
, Gluten free diet trial that shows improvement in sx and change in mucosal histology
24.How would you interpret this lab?
HBsAG: positive
Anti-HBs: negative
Anti-HBc, IgM positive
Anti-HBc,IgG Negative
Acute hepatitis
1. Flank pain, CVA tenderness, fever, N/V are most likely associated with:
Pyelonephritis
2. The straight leg maneuver can be used to diagnosis
Nerve root compression
3. Which of the following is the most potent risk factor for lower extremity vascular occlusive disease?
Cigarette smoking
4. A patient has been diagnosed with Hep B. The most common reported risk factor is?
Unprotected sexual exposure
5. Which of the following situations would referral to a specialist be needed for sinusitis?
All of above-recurrent sinusitis, periorbital edema, sinusitis refractory to antibiotics.
6. You patient is a diabetic controlled on Metformin and sulfonylurea. A1C 6.1% he presents with hypoglycemia episodes. Which of the
following most appropriate?
Decrease the dose of sulfonylurea.
7. Which of the following is most likely to be observed in a patient with allergic rhinitis?
Exacerbation of symptoms after exposure to an allergen.
8. A 45 yr. old man presents with otitis externa. Likely causative pathogen?
Pseudomonas
9. Mary is 26 yr. old banker who told that her BP was high. Since then her BP 144/86, 140/82 and 148/88. She has no pertinent PMH except LBP
for 1 yr. following a car crash. Meds: Vit QD and Aleve 2 tabs every am and pm for low back pain. FH significant for both parents and a brother
with HTN. She doesn’t smoke and drinks only socially. She jobs 2 miles 5 days week, renal test normal. Toda BP 144/84, HR 74, BMI 23 what will
you recommend for BP?
Begin HCTZ 12.5 mg daily
10.Erectile dysfunction is a complex phenomenon with a variety of causes. The most predominant cause is?
Vascular
11.Using the ASCVD Risk calculator 10 yr. risk for ASCVD is calculated only for the following age groups?
40-79 yrs. old
12.What value on the ABI diagnoses peripheral disease?
Less than 0.95
13.You have taught Jennifer, age 15 about using a flow meter to assess how to manage her asthma exacerbations. She calls you today because
her peak expiratory flow rate is 6.5%. What would you tell her?
Use your rescue inhaler, begin the prescription of oral glucocorticoids you have and call back tomorrow.
14.In outpatient care the most common organism in uncomplicated UTI is?
E. Coli
15.The preferred next step per guideline to be added for 25 yr. old asthma patient who in not well controlled with a low dose steroid inhaler is?
LABA
16.Opal is a 46 yr. old female whose hypertension has been controlled on HCTZ 50 mg every day for 3 yrs. She is 68 inches tall and weighs 220
lbs. Although her physical exam was normal, blood that you did as part of her regular physical shoed a FBG of 230. Other abnormal labs
revealed a total cholesterol of 250, a triglyceride level of 170, LDL cholesterol of 160, potassium of 3.4 and 4+ glycosuria. Which of the following
is best for her cholesterol right now?
Lipitor
17.Mattie, age 52 has a ruptured vertebral disk with the following symptoms: pain in the midgluteal region, posterior thigh and calf to heel
area, she has paresthesia in the posterior calf and lateral foot and toes. She is having difficulty walking on her toes. Where is the likely disk
injury?
L5-S1
18.Which drug category of ARV therapy is generally effective in crossing the BBB and may be useful in managing HIV associated dementia?
Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NRTIs) especially Zivoduvine (AZT)
19.What answer best describes the risk of liver damage with statin use?
Clinically significant liver injury from statins is very rare. Mild ALT/AST elevation occurs in 1-3% of users.
20.A common cause of knee pain in adolescent is Osgood-Schlatter’s Disease. This condition is defines as?
Avulsion oat tibial tuberosity
21.A patient presents to the BP c/o of ear pain. On exam, the clinician finds the patient has tenderness of traction of the pinna as well as when
applying pressure over the tragus. These findings are classic signs of?
Otitis externa
22.A 55 yr. old patient has noticed a decreased force of urinary stream present for the last 12 months. Which one of the objective findings
would be most consistent with BPH?
Global enlargement of the prostate gland
23.Which of the following would be most helpful in diagnosing celiac disease?
, Gluten free diet trial that shows improvement in sx and change in mucosal histology
24.How would you interpret this lab?
HBsAG: positive
Anti-HBs: negative
Anti-HBc, IgM positive
Anti-HBc,IgG Negative
Acute hepatitis
