NR667 WEEK 8 EXIT EXAM PROFESSIONAL
EXAMPREP 2026 TESTED QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS FULL REVIEW GRADED A+
◉ BPH Labs Answer: U/A
PSA
High PSA and free PSA (cancerous is high PSA and normal to low
free PSA)
Renal panel
post void residual
◉ BPH Differentials Answer: Prostatitis
Prostate cancer
UTI
Bladder cancer
◉ BPH Assessment Answer: DRE
Firm, smooth symmetrically enlarged prostate
◉ BPH Non-pharm education Answer: Limit bedtime fluids
Limit caffeine, alcohol, antihistamine/anticholinergics
, Limit salt intake
◉ BPH Pharm education Answer: Alpha 1 Blocker
Flomax 0.4mg daily at bedtime
May cause dizziness
Follow up in 2-4 weeks
Urology if patient is not responding to treatment
Annual PSA and DRE if initial PSA >2.5
◉ 2. Sinusitis (Maxillary) Assessment findings Answer: Viral <10
days- treat symptomatically with NSAIDs, Acetaminophen
Bacterial >10 days- <4 weeks
HEENT Exam- facial tenderness, post nasal drip, middle ear effusion,
halitosis, periorbital edema
◉ Sinusitis differentials Answer: Allergic Rhinitis
dental abscess
migraine
◉ Sinusitis labs Answer: CBC, Sinus X-ray/CT if chronic
Diagnosis based on history and PE unless complications
EXAMPREP 2026 TESTED QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS FULL REVIEW GRADED A+
◉ BPH Labs Answer: U/A
PSA
High PSA and free PSA (cancerous is high PSA and normal to low
free PSA)
Renal panel
post void residual
◉ BPH Differentials Answer: Prostatitis
Prostate cancer
UTI
Bladder cancer
◉ BPH Assessment Answer: DRE
Firm, smooth symmetrically enlarged prostate
◉ BPH Non-pharm education Answer: Limit bedtime fluids
Limit caffeine, alcohol, antihistamine/anticholinergics
, Limit salt intake
◉ BPH Pharm education Answer: Alpha 1 Blocker
Flomax 0.4mg daily at bedtime
May cause dizziness
Follow up in 2-4 weeks
Urology if patient is not responding to treatment
Annual PSA and DRE if initial PSA >2.5
◉ 2. Sinusitis (Maxillary) Assessment findings Answer: Viral <10
days- treat symptomatically with NSAIDs, Acetaminophen
Bacterial >10 days- <4 weeks
HEENT Exam- facial tenderness, post nasal drip, middle ear effusion,
halitosis, periorbital edema
◉ Sinusitis differentials Answer: Allergic Rhinitis
dental abscess
migraine
◉ Sinusitis labs Answer: CBC, Sinus X-ray/CT if chronic
Diagnosis based on history and PE unless complications