NR 602 TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS COMPLETE REVIEW MATERIAL
●● What is the best anabiotic to use for animal bites?
Answer: Amoxicillin for 7 to 10 days or alternative cefuroxime,
fluoroquinolone or trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole plus clinda or
metronidazole
●● Antibiotics used for plantar wounds
Answer: Ciprofloxacin for 7 to 20 days. An alternative is to consult
infectious disease due to requirement of IV therapy.
●● What should the nurse practitioner do for ingrown toenail?
Answer: Pat Cotton underneath the nail edge to elevate the nail and
educate the patient to repack the cotton daily to prevent infection.
Should use warm water with Epsom salt soaks for 20 minutes three
times a day. It is important to use properly fitting shoes. Keep the toe
clean and dry. Consider referral to podiatry for recurrent.
●● What is the most common cause of diarrhea globally?
Answer: Rotavirus.
●● What are most peritonsillar abscess is caused by?
,Answer: Streptococcus and fusobacterium
●● What antibiotics are good for peritonsillar abscesses?
Answer: Penicillin and clindamycin
●● What is scarlet fever?
Answer: Is a diffuse erythematous eruption that generally occurs in
association with pharyngitis.
Abrupt illness with sore throat, vomiting, headache, chills, and malaise.
Fever reaches 104. The pharynx is inflamed and can be covered with
gray white XU date. The tongue is usually coated and red, also called
strawberry tongue. The skin is coarse with a sandpaper feel the rash
generally begins on the neck and spreads to the trunk and extremities
becoming generalized within 24 hours. The rash fades within 3 to 4
days. The process can take up to six weeks, sore throat and other
symptoms resolve approximately 5 to 7 days. Treatment is penicillin.
●● What is asthma step one
Answer: Saba PRN
●● What is step two of asthma?
Answer: Low-dose ICS
●● What is step three of asthma?
,Answer: 0 to 4 years of age: medium does ICS plus sub specialist
referral
Greater than five years of age: low-dose ICS plus LABA or medium
dose ICS
●● What is step four of asthma?
Answer: Medium dose ICS plus LABA or montelukast plus subspecialist
referral
●● What is step five of asthma?
Answer: High-dose ICS plus LABA or montelukast plus subspecialist
referral
●● What is step six of asthma?
Answer: Hi dose ICS plus LABS or montelukast plus OCS plus
subspecialist referral
●● A patient received a score of 75% on a spirometry. What is this
considered?
Answer: Normal
●● What education would be provided to a parent of a child that is using
as a spirometry Regarding normal levels?
Answer: Anything greater than 75% is considered normal
, ●● What is the range for mild obstruction on a spirometry?
Answer: 60 to 75%
●● What is considered moderate obstruction on a spirometry
Answer: 50 to 59%
●● What is considered severe obstruction on a spirometry
Answer: Less than 49%
●● When should a child be tested for exercise induced asthma after
diagnosis
Answer: Every one to two years
●● What is allergic rhinitis mediated by?
Answer: IgE
●● What is treatment for allergic rhinitis?
Answer: Intranasal corticosteroids are considered first line treatment.
Children with allergic rhinitis often exhibit symptoms of asthma.
●● What is pharyngitis?
Answer: inflammation of the pharynx leading to sore throat.
SOLUTIONS COMPLETE REVIEW MATERIAL
●● What is the best anabiotic to use for animal bites?
Answer: Amoxicillin for 7 to 10 days or alternative cefuroxime,
fluoroquinolone or trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole plus clinda or
metronidazole
●● Antibiotics used for plantar wounds
Answer: Ciprofloxacin for 7 to 20 days. An alternative is to consult
infectious disease due to requirement of IV therapy.
●● What should the nurse practitioner do for ingrown toenail?
Answer: Pat Cotton underneath the nail edge to elevate the nail and
educate the patient to repack the cotton daily to prevent infection.
Should use warm water with Epsom salt soaks for 20 minutes three
times a day. It is important to use properly fitting shoes. Keep the toe
clean and dry. Consider referral to podiatry for recurrent.
●● What is the most common cause of diarrhea globally?
Answer: Rotavirus.
●● What are most peritonsillar abscess is caused by?
,Answer: Streptococcus and fusobacterium
●● What antibiotics are good for peritonsillar abscesses?
Answer: Penicillin and clindamycin
●● What is scarlet fever?
Answer: Is a diffuse erythematous eruption that generally occurs in
association with pharyngitis.
Abrupt illness with sore throat, vomiting, headache, chills, and malaise.
Fever reaches 104. The pharynx is inflamed and can be covered with
gray white XU date. The tongue is usually coated and red, also called
strawberry tongue. The skin is coarse with a sandpaper feel the rash
generally begins on the neck and spreads to the trunk and extremities
becoming generalized within 24 hours. The rash fades within 3 to 4
days. The process can take up to six weeks, sore throat and other
symptoms resolve approximately 5 to 7 days. Treatment is penicillin.
●● What is asthma step one
Answer: Saba PRN
●● What is step two of asthma?
Answer: Low-dose ICS
●● What is step three of asthma?
,Answer: 0 to 4 years of age: medium does ICS plus sub specialist
referral
Greater than five years of age: low-dose ICS plus LABA or medium
dose ICS
●● What is step four of asthma?
Answer: Medium dose ICS plus LABA or montelukast plus subspecialist
referral
●● What is step five of asthma?
Answer: High-dose ICS plus LABA or montelukast plus subspecialist
referral
●● What is step six of asthma?
Answer: Hi dose ICS plus LABS or montelukast plus OCS plus
subspecialist referral
●● A patient received a score of 75% on a spirometry. What is this
considered?
Answer: Normal
●● What education would be provided to a parent of a child that is using
as a spirometry Regarding normal levels?
Answer: Anything greater than 75% is considered normal
, ●● What is the range for mild obstruction on a spirometry?
Answer: 60 to 75%
●● What is considered moderate obstruction on a spirometry
Answer: 50 to 59%
●● What is considered severe obstruction on a spirometry
Answer: Less than 49%
●● When should a child be tested for exercise induced asthma after
diagnosis
Answer: Every one to two years
●● What is allergic rhinitis mediated by?
Answer: IgE
●● What is treatment for allergic rhinitis?
Answer: Intranasal corticosteroids are considered first line treatment.
Children with allergic rhinitis often exhibit symptoms of asthma.
●● What is pharyngitis?
Answer: inflammation of the pharynx leading to sore throat.
