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Primary Care Adult I is designed to prepare Nurse Practitioner students to provide comprehensive, evidence-based primary care to adult patients across the lifespan. The course emphasizes health promotion, disease prevention, risk assessment, screening guidelines, and management of common acute and chronic conditions seen in adult primary care settings.

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PRIMARY CARE ADULT 1 NP EXAM1 WITH APPROVED
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | LATEST UPLOAD
|GRADED A+

When does chronic disease present? - ANSWER - between 40 to 65


primary prevention - ANSWER - immunization, education, cancer prevention, weight control, seat belt,
violence prevention, substance abuse


secondary prevention - ANSWER - screening


tertiary prevention - ANSWER - rehabilitation, preventing further problems


how often do you need a tdap booster - ANSWER - every 10 years?


when should you receive shingles vaccine - ANSWER - 60


when should you receive the pneumococcal vaccine - ANSWER - 65


ten leading causes of death - ANSWER - heart disease, cancer, chronic lower respiratory disease, stroke,
accidents, Alzheimer’s diabetes, influenza & pneumonia, kidney disease, self-harm/suicide


prevalence - ANSWER - number of cases of a disease at a point in time divided by the percent of the
population


incidence rate - ANSWER - number of NEW cases


morbidity - ANSWER - number of people diagnosed with disease divided by total population of risk
ex. number of people living with AIDS


mortality - ANSWER - number of people who have died

, sporadic - ANSWER - outbreaks
i.e. stomach virus


epidemic - ANSWER - flu


endemic - ANSWER - constantly present
i.e. common cold


OLDCARTS - ANSWER - onset, location, duration, characteristics, aggravators, relievers, treatment


SOAP - ANSWER - subjective, objective, assessment, plan


confusion - ANSWER - inability to think quickly or coherently; disoriented to time, place or place;
impaired cognitive functioning and inappropriate reactions


aphasia - ANSWER - loss of ability to express or understand speech


apraxia - ANSWER - trouble finding words


agnosia - ANSWER - inability to recognize


antipsychotics for confusion - ANSWER - Haldol, Seroquel, Risperdal, Zyprexa, ability


control impulsivity and aggression in confusion - ANSWER - anticonvulsants - tegretol


panic disorders - ANSWER - Ativan


dizziness - ANSWER - unsteadiness and feeling of movement within the head


vertigo - ANSWER - rotation or movement of surroundings

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