APEA 3P Exam Test Bank Practice Overview 2026 |
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1. If a pregnant patient presents with mild hypertension, what would be the
most appropriate initial treatment option?
Ibuprofen
Methyldopa
Insulin
Antidepressants
2. Which of the following is not one of the health risks associated with a
sedentary lifestyle?
Increased risk of cancer
Sexual dysfunction
Premature death
All of the above are health risks associated with sedentary lifestyles.
3. Anticholinergic drugs treat:
dysuria
overactive bladder
urge incontinence
all of the above
4. What is claudication?
Pain in the extremity without exercise or activity, thus "at rest" can
occur in the toes, foot or ankle
, Pain in muscle groups brought on by exercise or activity which
recedes with cessation of activity; can occur in the calf, thigh, and
buttock
The ratio of ankle systolic pressure to brachial systolic pressure
A series of maneuvers testing the digital perfusion of the hand while
compressing and releasing the radial and ulnar nerve
5. Describe the relationship between the caregiver's actions and the patient's
condition in Munchausen syndrome by proxy.
The caregiver provides essential support for the patient's recovery.
The caregiver helps the patient by providing accurate medical
information.
The caregiver's actions are unrelated to the patient's health.
The caregiver's abusive behavior leads to the patient experiencing
unnecessary medical issues.
6. If a woman has a notation of 'Gravida 5, para 2213', what can be inferred
about her pregnancy history?
She has had 5 pregnancies, with 2 term babies, 2 miscarriages, and 3
living children.
She has had 5 pregnancies, with 2 term babies, 2 preterm babies,
and 3 living children.
She has had 5 pregnancies, with 2 preterm babies, 2 term babies, and
3 living children.
She has had 5 pregnancies, with 2 living children, 2 term babies, and 3
preterm babies.
,7. What is the common name for the fungal infection known as
dermatophytosis?
Ringworm
Athlete's foot
Eczema
Psoriasis
8. If a patient presents with multiple senile keratosis lesions, what should a
healthcare provider consider regarding the patient's history?
Family history of skin cancer
Prolonged sun exposure
Recent skin infections
Use of topical medications
9. What is the primary use of Short-Acting Beta Agonists (SABAs) in asthma
management?
To treat chronic bronchitis
To prevent asthma attacks
To enhance lung capacity
To quickly reduce airway constriction
10. Describe the symptoms associated with tinea capitis.
Tinea capitis leads to redness and swelling of the scalp.
Tinea capitis results in excessive oiliness of the scalp.
, Tinea capitis causes scaling and round patches of alopecia on the
scalp.
Tinea capitis causes itching and flaking of the skin without hair loss.
11. Describe how Short-Acting Beta Agonists (SABAs) function during an acute
asthma attack.
SABAs relax the muscles around the airways, allowing them to open
and improve airflow.
SABAs strengthen the lung tissue to prevent damage.
SABAs increase mucus production to clear the airways.
SABAs inhibit inflammation in the lungs.
12. What is the definition of Munchausen Syndrome By Proxy?
A caregiver fabricating or inducing illness in a person under their
care.
A mental health disorder characterized by excessive worry about
health.
A syndrome where individuals experience physical symptoms without
a medical cause.
A condition where a person feigns illness for attention.
13. Describe the significance of methyldopa in the context of pregnancy-
related health care.
Methyldopa is primarily used to treat skin conditions in pregnant
women.
Methyldopa is used to treat diabetes in pregnant women.
Methyldopa is a pain reliever used during labor.
Verified Answers | Exam Prep
1. If a pregnant patient presents with mild hypertension, what would be the
most appropriate initial treatment option?
Ibuprofen
Methyldopa
Insulin
Antidepressants
2. Which of the following is not one of the health risks associated with a
sedentary lifestyle?
Increased risk of cancer
Sexual dysfunction
Premature death
All of the above are health risks associated with sedentary lifestyles.
3. Anticholinergic drugs treat:
dysuria
overactive bladder
urge incontinence
all of the above
4. What is claudication?
Pain in the extremity without exercise or activity, thus "at rest" can
occur in the toes, foot or ankle
, Pain in muscle groups brought on by exercise or activity which
recedes with cessation of activity; can occur in the calf, thigh, and
buttock
The ratio of ankle systolic pressure to brachial systolic pressure
A series of maneuvers testing the digital perfusion of the hand while
compressing and releasing the radial and ulnar nerve
5. Describe the relationship between the caregiver's actions and the patient's
condition in Munchausen syndrome by proxy.
The caregiver provides essential support for the patient's recovery.
The caregiver helps the patient by providing accurate medical
information.
The caregiver's actions are unrelated to the patient's health.
The caregiver's abusive behavior leads to the patient experiencing
unnecessary medical issues.
6. If a woman has a notation of 'Gravida 5, para 2213', what can be inferred
about her pregnancy history?
She has had 5 pregnancies, with 2 term babies, 2 miscarriages, and 3
living children.
She has had 5 pregnancies, with 2 term babies, 2 preterm babies,
and 3 living children.
She has had 5 pregnancies, with 2 preterm babies, 2 term babies, and
3 living children.
She has had 5 pregnancies, with 2 living children, 2 term babies, and 3
preterm babies.
,7. What is the common name for the fungal infection known as
dermatophytosis?
Ringworm
Athlete's foot
Eczema
Psoriasis
8. If a patient presents with multiple senile keratosis lesions, what should a
healthcare provider consider regarding the patient's history?
Family history of skin cancer
Prolonged sun exposure
Recent skin infections
Use of topical medications
9. What is the primary use of Short-Acting Beta Agonists (SABAs) in asthma
management?
To treat chronic bronchitis
To prevent asthma attacks
To enhance lung capacity
To quickly reduce airway constriction
10. Describe the symptoms associated with tinea capitis.
Tinea capitis leads to redness and swelling of the scalp.
Tinea capitis results in excessive oiliness of the scalp.
, Tinea capitis causes scaling and round patches of alopecia on the
scalp.
Tinea capitis causes itching and flaking of the skin without hair loss.
11. Describe how Short-Acting Beta Agonists (SABAs) function during an acute
asthma attack.
SABAs relax the muscles around the airways, allowing them to open
and improve airflow.
SABAs strengthen the lung tissue to prevent damage.
SABAs increase mucus production to clear the airways.
SABAs inhibit inflammation in the lungs.
12. What is the definition of Munchausen Syndrome By Proxy?
A caregiver fabricating or inducing illness in a person under their
care.
A mental health disorder characterized by excessive worry about
health.
A syndrome where individuals experience physical symptoms without
a medical cause.
A condition where a person feigns illness for attention.
13. Describe the significance of methyldopa in the context of pregnancy-
related health care.
Methyldopa is primarily used to treat skin conditions in pregnant
women.
Methyldopa is used to treat diabetes in pregnant women.
Methyldopa is a pain reliever used during labor.
