Comprehensive Exit Assessment (CEA)
Module Notes
NR667 / NR 667
FNP Capstone Practicum and Intensive
Comprehensive 100-Question Examination
Questions and Answers with Detailed Rationales
Aligned with 2026/2027 Chamberlain University Curriculum Standards
Examination: NR667 CEA Module Notes
Total Questions: 100 Multiple Choice
Format: 4 Options (A-D), One Correct Answer
Cognitive Mix: 20% Recall, 55% Application, 25% Analysis
Style: 70% Scenario-Based, 20% Direct Recall, 10% Clinical Judgment
Passing Score: 80/100 Points (Chamberlain Standard)
Sections: 7 Integrated Content Domains
Quality: Grade A - 100% Verified Rationales
Chamberlain University
College of Nursing & Public Health
Family Nurse Practitioner Program
Latest Update: 2026/2027 Academic Year
,NR667 CEA Module Notes - Comprehensive Exit Assessment Chamberlain University | 2026/2027
Table of Contents
Section 1: CEA Overview, Format, and VISE Integration
Questions: Q1 - Q15 | Count: 15 Questions
CEA exam purpose, grading criteria, VISE format, required equipment, BPH AUA symptom score, clinical situation
grading, professional communication and standards of practice.
Section 2: Advanced Health Assessment and Clinical Reasoning
Questions: Q16 - Q25 | Count: 10 Questions
Comprehensive health history components, OLDCARTS, focused physical examination, clinical reasoning process,
red flag symptoms, musculoskeletal special tests, cranial nerve and cardiopulmonary assessment.
Section 3: Top 25 Diagnoses Comprehensive Review
Questions: Q26 - Q55 | Count: 30 Questions
Hypertension, hyperlipidemia, type 2 diabetes, back pain, anxiety, obesity, allergic rhinitis, GERD, URI,
hypothyroidism, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, BPH, knee/shoulder/hip pain, laryngopharyngitis, sinusitis, bronchitis,
asthma, depression, onychomycosis, tinea, eczema, UTI.
Section 4: Evidence-Based Management Plans
Questions: Q56 - Q75 | Count: 20 Questions
Pharmacological and non-pharmacological management strategies, lifestyle interventions, patient education, referrals,
follow-up parameters, prescription writing standards across all major diagnoses.
Section 5: Diagnostic Testing and Interpretation
Questions: Q76 - Q85 | Count: 10 Questions
CBC, CMP, lipid panel, thyroid function tests, HbA1c, urinalysis interpretation, spirometry, EKG, peak flow
monitoring, point-of-care testing including rapid strep.
Section 6: Professional Practice, Documentation, and CEA Grading
Questions: Q86 - Q95 | Count: 10 Questions
CEA grading criteria with percentages, Performance Improvement Plan, SOAP documentation, telehealth
documentation, interprofessional collaboration, ethical principles, legal issues, cultural competence.
Section 7: Integrated Clinical Scenarios and Critical Thinking
Questions: Q96 - Q100 | Count: 5 Questions
Multisystem clinical presentations, complex patient scenarios with multiple comorbidities and polypharmacy,
prioritization and triage, evidence-based decision making, clinical judgment, patient safety.
Examination Overview
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,NR667 CEA Module Notes - Comprehensive Exit Assessment Chamberlain University | 2026/2027
This comprehensive 100-question examination is designed to assess mastery of the Chamberlain University NR667
CEA Module Notes content aligned with 2026/2027 FNP Capstone Practicum and Intensive curriculum standards.
Each question includes detailed rationales providing FNP-level clinical reasoning with evidence-based practice
references. The cognitive level distribution follows the required 20% recall, 55% application, and 25% analysis mix,
with 70% scenario-based, 20% direct recall, and 10% clinical judgment question styles. Use this examination for
comprehensive self-assessment and remediation prior to attempting the actual CEA.
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SECTION 1: CEA Overview, Format, and VISE Integration (Q1 - Q15)
Section Focus: CEA exam purpose, grading criteria (Proficient/Average/Needs Improvement), 80-point passing threshold,
second attempt 14-day remediation policy, Performance Improvement Plan (PIP), VISE format and faculty role, required
equipment during VISE call, AUA Symptom Score for BPH (mild 0-7, moderate 8-19, severe 20-35), and CEA grading
component weights (Clinical Situation 60%, Professional Communication 20%, Professional Standards 20%).
Q1: The Comprehensive Exit Assessment (CEA) for FNP students at Chamberlain University is primarily
designed to evaluate the student's competency in which of the following domains?
A. Memorization of pharmacologic dosing tables and laboratory reference ranges
B. Clinical reasoning, diagnosis formulation, and evidence-based management planning [CORRECT]
C. Completion of standardized clinical documentation within strict time constraints
D. Technical proficiency with electronic health record (EHR) systems
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: The CEA is a summative evaluation tool used during the FNP Capstone Practicum and Intensive to assess the
student's ability to independently gather clinical data, formulate accurate diagnoses, and develop evidence-based
management plans. While documentation and pharmacology are components, the primary focus is on integrated clinical
reasoning. Chamberlain's NR667 curriculum emphasizes that the CEA validates readiness for entry-level FNP practice
through the VISE (Virtual Integrated Simulation Encounter) format.
Q2: According to Chamberlain University NR667 CEA grading criteria, what is the minimum score required
to pass the Comprehensive Exit Assessment on the first attempt?
A. 70 points
B. 75 points
C. 80 points [CORRECT]
D. 85 points
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: The CEA requires a minimum score of 80 points out of 100 to achieve a passing designation. Scores are
categorized as Proficient, Average, or Needs Improvement. A score below 80 triggers a Performance Improvement Plan
(PIP) and necessitates a second attempt after a mandatory 14-day remediation period. This threshold aligns with
Chamberlain's commitment to ensuring graduates demonstrate safe, entry-level FNP practice competencies as defined by
the National Task Group (NTF) criteria.
Q3: A student scores 76 on their first CEA attempt. According to NR667 policy, what is the required waiting
period before the second attempt?
A. 7 days
B. 14 days [CORRECT]
C. 21 days
D. 30 days
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Chamberlain University NR667 policy mandates a 14-day remediation period between the first and second
CEA attempts. This interval allows the student to engage in structured remediation activities, review deficient content
areas, and consolidate clinical reasoning skills before retesting. If the student fails the second attempt, a score of zero is
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Module Notes
NR667 / NR 667
FNP Capstone Practicum and Intensive
Comprehensive 100-Question Examination
Questions and Answers with Detailed Rationales
Aligned with 2026/2027 Chamberlain University Curriculum Standards
Examination: NR667 CEA Module Notes
Total Questions: 100 Multiple Choice
Format: 4 Options (A-D), One Correct Answer
Cognitive Mix: 20% Recall, 55% Application, 25% Analysis
Style: 70% Scenario-Based, 20% Direct Recall, 10% Clinical Judgment
Passing Score: 80/100 Points (Chamberlain Standard)
Sections: 7 Integrated Content Domains
Quality: Grade A - 100% Verified Rationales
Chamberlain University
College of Nursing & Public Health
Family Nurse Practitioner Program
Latest Update: 2026/2027 Academic Year
,NR667 CEA Module Notes - Comprehensive Exit Assessment Chamberlain University | 2026/2027
Table of Contents
Section 1: CEA Overview, Format, and VISE Integration
Questions: Q1 - Q15 | Count: 15 Questions
CEA exam purpose, grading criteria, VISE format, required equipment, BPH AUA symptom score, clinical situation
grading, professional communication and standards of practice.
Section 2: Advanced Health Assessment and Clinical Reasoning
Questions: Q16 - Q25 | Count: 10 Questions
Comprehensive health history components, OLDCARTS, focused physical examination, clinical reasoning process,
red flag symptoms, musculoskeletal special tests, cranial nerve and cardiopulmonary assessment.
Section 3: Top 25 Diagnoses Comprehensive Review
Questions: Q26 - Q55 | Count: 30 Questions
Hypertension, hyperlipidemia, type 2 diabetes, back pain, anxiety, obesity, allergic rhinitis, GERD, URI,
hypothyroidism, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, BPH, knee/shoulder/hip pain, laryngopharyngitis, sinusitis, bronchitis,
asthma, depression, onychomycosis, tinea, eczema, UTI.
Section 4: Evidence-Based Management Plans
Questions: Q56 - Q75 | Count: 20 Questions
Pharmacological and non-pharmacological management strategies, lifestyle interventions, patient education, referrals,
follow-up parameters, prescription writing standards across all major diagnoses.
Section 5: Diagnostic Testing and Interpretation
Questions: Q76 - Q85 | Count: 10 Questions
CBC, CMP, lipid panel, thyroid function tests, HbA1c, urinalysis interpretation, spirometry, EKG, peak flow
monitoring, point-of-care testing including rapid strep.
Section 6: Professional Practice, Documentation, and CEA Grading
Questions: Q86 - Q95 | Count: 10 Questions
CEA grading criteria with percentages, Performance Improvement Plan, SOAP documentation, telehealth
documentation, interprofessional collaboration, ethical principles, legal issues, cultural competence.
Section 7: Integrated Clinical Scenarios and Critical Thinking
Questions: Q96 - Q100 | Count: 5 Questions
Multisystem clinical presentations, complex patient scenarios with multiple comorbidities and polypharmacy,
prioritization and triage, evidence-based decision making, clinical judgment, patient safety.
Examination Overview
FNP Capstone Practicum and Intensive Page 2 Grade A - 100% Verified Content
,NR667 CEA Module Notes - Comprehensive Exit Assessment Chamberlain University | 2026/2027
This comprehensive 100-question examination is designed to assess mastery of the Chamberlain University NR667
CEA Module Notes content aligned with 2026/2027 FNP Capstone Practicum and Intensive curriculum standards.
Each question includes detailed rationales providing FNP-level clinical reasoning with evidence-based practice
references. The cognitive level distribution follows the required 20% recall, 55% application, and 25% analysis mix,
with 70% scenario-based, 20% direct recall, and 10% clinical judgment question styles. Use this examination for
comprehensive self-assessment and remediation prior to attempting the actual CEA.
FNP Capstone Practicum and Intensive Page 3 Grade A - 100% Verified Content
, NR667 CEA Module Notes - Comprehensive Exit Assessment Chamberlain University | 2026/2027
SECTION 1: CEA Overview, Format, and VISE Integration (Q1 - Q15)
Section Focus: CEA exam purpose, grading criteria (Proficient/Average/Needs Improvement), 80-point passing threshold,
second attempt 14-day remediation policy, Performance Improvement Plan (PIP), VISE format and faculty role, required
equipment during VISE call, AUA Symptom Score for BPH (mild 0-7, moderate 8-19, severe 20-35), and CEA grading
component weights (Clinical Situation 60%, Professional Communication 20%, Professional Standards 20%).
Q1: The Comprehensive Exit Assessment (CEA) for FNP students at Chamberlain University is primarily
designed to evaluate the student's competency in which of the following domains?
A. Memorization of pharmacologic dosing tables and laboratory reference ranges
B. Clinical reasoning, diagnosis formulation, and evidence-based management planning [CORRECT]
C. Completion of standardized clinical documentation within strict time constraints
D. Technical proficiency with electronic health record (EHR) systems
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: The CEA is a summative evaluation tool used during the FNP Capstone Practicum and Intensive to assess the
student's ability to independently gather clinical data, formulate accurate diagnoses, and develop evidence-based
management plans. While documentation and pharmacology are components, the primary focus is on integrated clinical
reasoning. Chamberlain's NR667 curriculum emphasizes that the CEA validates readiness for entry-level FNP practice
through the VISE (Virtual Integrated Simulation Encounter) format.
Q2: According to Chamberlain University NR667 CEA grading criteria, what is the minimum score required
to pass the Comprehensive Exit Assessment on the first attempt?
A. 70 points
B. 75 points
C. 80 points [CORRECT]
D. 85 points
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: The CEA requires a minimum score of 80 points out of 100 to achieve a passing designation. Scores are
categorized as Proficient, Average, or Needs Improvement. A score below 80 triggers a Performance Improvement Plan
(PIP) and necessitates a second attempt after a mandatory 14-day remediation period. This threshold aligns with
Chamberlain's commitment to ensuring graduates demonstrate safe, entry-level FNP practice competencies as defined by
the National Task Group (NTF) criteria.
Q3: A student scores 76 on their first CEA attempt. According to NR667 policy, what is the required waiting
period before the second attempt?
A. 7 days
B. 14 days [CORRECT]
C. 21 days
D. 30 days
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Chamberlain University NR667 policy mandates a 14-day remediation period between the first and second
CEA attempts. This interval allows the student to engage in structured remediation activities, review deficient content
areas, and consolidate clinical reasoning skills before retesting. If the student fails the second attempt, a score of zero is
FNP Capstone Practicum and Intensive Page 4 Grade A - 100% Verified Content
