LEIK EXAM EDGE FNP REVIEW ACTUAL TEST
QUESTIONS AND SOLVED ANSWERS
◉ The patient should use the medication for 1 month
Patients who are using miconazole for athlete's foot should apply the
medication once or twice a day for 1 month. Patients should not
exceed the recommended amount or duration of miconazole.
Answer: A patient who has been prescribed miconazole for athlete's
foot asks how long he should use the medication. Which of the
following is an appropriate response to this patient?
The patient should use the medication for 3 days.
The patient should use the medication for 1 month.
The patient should use the medication until symptoms are gone.
The patient should use the medication for 2 weeks.
◉ 10.5 - 16 years
You can reassure this mother that her son is not behind schedule in
reaching puberty. The average age of onset for males is 10.5 - 16
years..
,Answer: Mary is concerned because her 12-year-old son shows no
signs of puberty. You would tell her that the average age of onset for
males is which of the following?
10 - 12 years
13 - 16 years
10.5 - 16 years
10.5- 13 years
◉ total WBCs 16,000 mm³
neutrophils 67%
bands 8%
lymphocytes 23%
You would expect a "left shift." This includes leukocytosis (elevated
WBCs), neutrophilia (an absolute neutrophil count (ANC) of greater
than 7000 neutrophils/mm. ANC is calculated by multiplying the
percentage of neutrophils by the total WBC in mm. Therefore, the
following answer choice is correct, as the absolute neutrophil count
is greater than 7000 mm³ if you multiplied 0.67 by 16,000. This
would be 10,720 neutrophils/mm³..
Answer: After completing a physical examination, you suspect that a
16-year old girl has acute appendicitis. She presents with acute
abdominal pain and you order a white blood cell (WBC) count with
differential and an x-ray of the abdomen. You receive the laboratory
,report back first and are still waiting on the x-ray. By looking at the
laboratory report, which of the following values would you expect to
see in a patient with acute appendicitis?
total WBCs 1200 mm³
neutrophils 4%
bands 1%
lymphocytes 44%
total WBCs of 500mm³
neutrophils 10%
bands 2%
lymphocytes 39%
total WBCs 16,000 mm³
neutrophils 67%
bands 8%
lymphocytes 23%
None of the above would indicate acute appendicitis.
◉ chorionic villus sampling
, Chorionic villus sampling is a diagnostic test. The other choices are
screening tests that separate those who "might" from those who
"probably don't" have the specific condition being tested for.
Screening tests are NOT diagnostic..
Answer: Which of the following is a prenatal diagnostic test rather
than a prenatal screening test?
ultrasound
NIPT
maternal serum
chorionic villus sampling
◉ The peak incidence in children is between 3 and 6 years of age.
The peak incidence in children is between 3 and 6 years of age is the
least accurate statement. Bronchiolitis is an acute inflammation of
the bronchioles resulting in obstruction of the small airways. The
peak incidence in children is between 3 and 6 months of age..
Answer: Which of the following statements about bronchiolitis is
least accurate?
The majority of cases are caused by the respiratory syncytial virus.
The peak incidence in children is between 3 and 6 years of age.
QUESTIONS AND SOLVED ANSWERS
◉ The patient should use the medication for 1 month
Patients who are using miconazole for athlete's foot should apply the
medication once or twice a day for 1 month. Patients should not
exceed the recommended amount or duration of miconazole.
Answer: A patient who has been prescribed miconazole for athlete's
foot asks how long he should use the medication. Which of the
following is an appropriate response to this patient?
The patient should use the medication for 3 days.
The patient should use the medication for 1 month.
The patient should use the medication until symptoms are gone.
The patient should use the medication for 2 weeks.
◉ 10.5 - 16 years
You can reassure this mother that her son is not behind schedule in
reaching puberty. The average age of onset for males is 10.5 - 16
years..
,Answer: Mary is concerned because her 12-year-old son shows no
signs of puberty. You would tell her that the average age of onset for
males is which of the following?
10 - 12 years
13 - 16 years
10.5 - 16 years
10.5- 13 years
◉ total WBCs 16,000 mm³
neutrophils 67%
bands 8%
lymphocytes 23%
You would expect a "left shift." This includes leukocytosis (elevated
WBCs), neutrophilia (an absolute neutrophil count (ANC) of greater
than 7000 neutrophils/mm. ANC is calculated by multiplying the
percentage of neutrophils by the total WBC in mm. Therefore, the
following answer choice is correct, as the absolute neutrophil count
is greater than 7000 mm³ if you multiplied 0.67 by 16,000. This
would be 10,720 neutrophils/mm³..
Answer: After completing a physical examination, you suspect that a
16-year old girl has acute appendicitis. She presents with acute
abdominal pain and you order a white blood cell (WBC) count with
differential and an x-ray of the abdomen. You receive the laboratory
,report back first and are still waiting on the x-ray. By looking at the
laboratory report, which of the following values would you expect to
see in a patient with acute appendicitis?
total WBCs 1200 mm³
neutrophils 4%
bands 1%
lymphocytes 44%
total WBCs of 500mm³
neutrophils 10%
bands 2%
lymphocytes 39%
total WBCs 16,000 mm³
neutrophils 67%
bands 8%
lymphocytes 23%
None of the above would indicate acute appendicitis.
◉ chorionic villus sampling
, Chorionic villus sampling is a diagnostic test. The other choices are
screening tests that separate those who "might" from those who
"probably don't" have the specific condition being tested for.
Screening tests are NOT diagnostic..
Answer: Which of the following is a prenatal diagnostic test rather
than a prenatal screening test?
ultrasound
NIPT
maternal serum
chorionic villus sampling
◉ The peak incidence in children is between 3 and 6 years of age.
The peak incidence in children is between 3 and 6 years of age is the
least accurate statement. Bronchiolitis is an acute inflammation of
the bronchioles resulting in obstruction of the small airways. The
peak incidence in children is between 3 and 6 months of age..
Answer: Which of the following statements about bronchiolitis is
least accurate?
The majority of cases are caused by the respiratory syncytial virus.
The peak incidence in children is between 3 and 6 years of age.
