FHEA FNP Exam | Verified Exam Questions and Answers | Latest
Updated Study Material 2026
Question:
1. Most common
side of the heart
to have problems Left atria hypertrophy
Answer:
The left side
Left ventricular hypertrophy (common TOD from uncontrolled hypertension)
Aortic stenosis (syncope)
Mitral valve regurgitation (shortness of breath)
Question:
2. Do not give MMR Anaphylactic reaction to gelatin
Answer:
vaccine if...
Question:
3. Do not give he-
patitis B vaccine
if...
Answer:
Anaphylactic reaction to Bakers yeast
Question:
4. Do you not give
IPV, MMR, or
Varicella vaccina-
tions if..
Answer:
Anaphylactic reaction to neomycin
Question:
5. Anaphylaxis
symptoms
,Answer:
Hives (uticaria)
Angioedema (edema, most often of the head and neck)
Respiratory compromise (cough, or wheeze)
Question:
6. When to avoid
live vaccinations
such as MMR,
chickenpox and
flumist
Answer:
-pregnancy
-severe immunocompromise
Question:
7. When to avoid
the rotavirus vac- -History of intussusception
cine
Answer:
-infants with severe combined immuno deficiency(SCID)
Question:
8. prostate, lung, colorectal, melanoma
Answer:
Most common
cancers for males
Question:
9. Most common
cancers for fe-
males
Answer:
breast, lung, colorectal, melanoma
,Question:
10. Cancers with
highest death
rates
Answer:
Lung, breast or prostate, colon, pancreatic
Question:
11. PSA testing
guidelines
Answer:
-If patients have no preference, then don't do it
-May begin at 50 unless family history
-can be done yearly
-No more after 70 years old
Question:
12. Colorectal
Screening
Guidelines
Answer:
ages 45-75
gFOBT annually
OR
stool-based test every 3 years
OR
colonoscopy every 10 years
OR
flex sig ever 5 years
*if any positive then need colonoscopy
Question:
13. Lung cancer
screening guide-
lines
Answer:
yearly low-dose CT scan to screen for lung cancer in patients aged 50-80 years
old who have hx of 20 pack/year. Patient should also be currently smoking or have
, quit within the prior 15 years.
Question:
14. Normal: mammogram q2y started at 50 YO (ACS- maybe at 40, 45-54 annual, 55
Answer:
annual or biennial, continue until life expectancy under 10 years)
Breast cancer Genetic testing if...
screening guide- - 2 1st degree relatives (1 before 50)
lines - 3 1st or 2nd degree
- 1st or 2nd w/ breast AND ovarian
- BC in male relative
Question:
15. Cervical cancer
screening guide-
lines
Answer:
*No testing under 21 regardless of sexual activity and no screening after 65
USPTF- start at 21 with paps q 3 and 30+ add HPV q 5 (cotest q 5)
ACS- start at 25 with HPV q 5/pap q 3 or cotest q 5
Question:
16. What medication Metformin (vitamin B 12) and PPI (vitamin B12 and iron)
Answer:
prevent micronu-
trient absorption
Question:
17. Microcytic ane-
mia, next step
Answer:
Get ferritin level then treat with Ferrous sulfate until normal +3 months
Question:
18. Thalassemia next Hemoglobin electrophoresis
Updated Study Material 2026
Question:
1. Most common
side of the heart
to have problems Left atria hypertrophy
Answer:
The left side
Left ventricular hypertrophy (common TOD from uncontrolled hypertension)
Aortic stenosis (syncope)
Mitral valve regurgitation (shortness of breath)
Question:
2. Do not give MMR Anaphylactic reaction to gelatin
Answer:
vaccine if...
Question:
3. Do not give he-
patitis B vaccine
if...
Answer:
Anaphylactic reaction to Bakers yeast
Question:
4. Do you not give
IPV, MMR, or
Varicella vaccina-
tions if..
Answer:
Anaphylactic reaction to neomycin
Question:
5. Anaphylaxis
symptoms
,Answer:
Hives (uticaria)
Angioedema (edema, most often of the head and neck)
Respiratory compromise (cough, or wheeze)
Question:
6. When to avoid
live vaccinations
such as MMR,
chickenpox and
flumist
Answer:
-pregnancy
-severe immunocompromise
Question:
7. When to avoid
the rotavirus vac- -History of intussusception
cine
Answer:
-infants with severe combined immuno deficiency(SCID)
Question:
8. prostate, lung, colorectal, melanoma
Answer:
Most common
cancers for males
Question:
9. Most common
cancers for fe-
males
Answer:
breast, lung, colorectal, melanoma
,Question:
10. Cancers with
highest death
rates
Answer:
Lung, breast or prostate, colon, pancreatic
Question:
11. PSA testing
guidelines
Answer:
-If patients have no preference, then don't do it
-May begin at 50 unless family history
-can be done yearly
-No more after 70 years old
Question:
12. Colorectal
Screening
Guidelines
Answer:
ages 45-75
gFOBT annually
OR
stool-based test every 3 years
OR
colonoscopy every 10 years
OR
flex sig ever 5 years
*if any positive then need colonoscopy
Question:
13. Lung cancer
screening guide-
lines
Answer:
yearly low-dose CT scan to screen for lung cancer in patients aged 50-80 years
old who have hx of 20 pack/year. Patient should also be currently smoking or have
, quit within the prior 15 years.
Question:
14. Normal: mammogram q2y started at 50 YO (ACS- maybe at 40, 45-54 annual, 55
Answer:
annual or biennial, continue until life expectancy under 10 years)
Breast cancer Genetic testing if...
screening guide- - 2 1st degree relatives (1 before 50)
lines - 3 1st or 2nd degree
- 1st or 2nd w/ breast AND ovarian
- BC in male relative
Question:
15. Cervical cancer
screening guide-
lines
Answer:
*No testing under 21 regardless of sexual activity and no screening after 65
USPTF- start at 21 with paps q 3 and 30+ add HPV q 5 (cotest q 5)
ACS- start at 25 with HPV q 5/pap q 3 or cotest q 5
Question:
16. What medication Metformin (vitamin B 12) and PPI (vitamin B12 and iron)
Answer:
prevent micronu-
trient absorption
Question:
17. Microcytic ane-
mia, next step
Answer:
Get ferritin level then treat with Ferrous sulfate until normal +3 months
Question:
18. Thalassemia next Hemoglobin electrophoresis
