NURS 676 ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY FINAL EXAM
LATEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE REAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS (A NEW
UPDATED VERSION) |ALREADY GRADED A+ NURS 676
FINAL EXAM
A pediatric patient has otalgia, fever of 38.8, and recent history
of URI. the examiner is unable to visualize the TM in the right
ear because of the presence of cerumen. The left TM is dull gray
with fluid levels present. What is the correct action?
Answer- Remove the cerumen and visualize the TM
A patient reports ear pain and difficulty hearing. An otoscope
examination reveals a small tear in the TM of the affected ear
with purulent d/c. What is the initial treatment for this patient?
Answer- Prescribe antibiotic ear drops
A patient reports ear pain after being hit in the head with a
baseball. The provider notes a perforated TM. What is
recommended treatment?
Answer- Refer the patient to an Otolaryngologist for evil
An adolescent has fever, chills, and a severe sore throat. On
exam, the provider notes foul-smelling breath and a muffled
,voice with marked edema and erythema of the per tonsillar
tissue. What should you do?
Answer- Perform a rapid strep and throat culture.
A patient has a sore throat, and temp of 38.5, tonsillar exudates,
and cervical lymphadenopathy. What will the provider do next
to manage this patient's symptoms?
Answer- Perform a RADT
A patient reports a sudden onset of sore throat, fever, malaise,
and cough. the provider notes mild erythema of the pharynx and
clear rhinorrhea without cervical lymphadenopathy. what is most
likely cause? Answer- viral pharyngitis
A school-aged child has 5 episodes of tonsillitis in the past year
and 2 episodes the previous year. The child's parents ask the
provider if the child needs a tonsillectomy. What will the
provider say?
Answer- Current recommendations do not support tonsillectomy
for this child
A patient with EBV-IM also has GAS pharyngitis and is being
treated with Amoxicillin. On the third day of treatment, the
patient develops a rash. A urinalysis is normal. what does this
indicate?
, Answer- A reaction to the amoxicillin
An adolescent who plays football in high school is diagnosed
with Infectious Mono and is noted to have splenomegaly. What
will the provider recommend to this patient about returning to
sports?
Answer- ABD US are recommended to determines safety
An adolescent patient has a fever, pharyngitis, and cervical
lymphadenopathy and has negative GAS culture. A cubic shows
absolute lymphocytosis, but a heterophil antibody test is
negative for EBV. What will the provider tell the patient?
Answer- The likelihood of EBV is still high
A patient reports persistent nasal blockage, discharge and facial
pain lasting on the right side for 4 months. There is no hex of
sneezing or eye involvement, the patient has a hex of seasonal
allergies and takes a non-sedating antihistamine. What does the
provider suspect is the cause of these symptoms?
Answer- chronic rhino sinusitis
A provider determines that a patient has chronic rhino sinusitis
without nasal polyps. What is first-line treatment?
Answer- Intranasal corticosteroids
LATEST 2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE REAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS (A NEW
UPDATED VERSION) |ALREADY GRADED A+ NURS 676
FINAL EXAM
A pediatric patient has otalgia, fever of 38.8, and recent history
of URI. the examiner is unable to visualize the TM in the right
ear because of the presence of cerumen. The left TM is dull gray
with fluid levels present. What is the correct action?
Answer- Remove the cerumen and visualize the TM
A patient reports ear pain and difficulty hearing. An otoscope
examination reveals a small tear in the TM of the affected ear
with purulent d/c. What is the initial treatment for this patient?
Answer- Prescribe antibiotic ear drops
A patient reports ear pain after being hit in the head with a
baseball. The provider notes a perforated TM. What is
recommended treatment?
Answer- Refer the patient to an Otolaryngologist for evil
An adolescent has fever, chills, and a severe sore throat. On
exam, the provider notes foul-smelling breath and a muffled
,voice with marked edema and erythema of the per tonsillar
tissue. What should you do?
Answer- Perform a rapid strep and throat culture.
A patient has a sore throat, and temp of 38.5, tonsillar exudates,
and cervical lymphadenopathy. What will the provider do next
to manage this patient's symptoms?
Answer- Perform a RADT
A patient reports a sudden onset of sore throat, fever, malaise,
and cough. the provider notes mild erythema of the pharynx and
clear rhinorrhea without cervical lymphadenopathy. what is most
likely cause? Answer- viral pharyngitis
A school-aged child has 5 episodes of tonsillitis in the past year
and 2 episodes the previous year. The child's parents ask the
provider if the child needs a tonsillectomy. What will the
provider say?
Answer- Current recommendations do not support tonsillectomy
for this child
A patient with EBV-IM also has GAS pharyngitis and is being
treated with Amoxicillin. On the third day of treatment, the
patient develops a rash. A urinalysis is normal. what does this
indicate?
, Answer- A reaction to the amoxicillin
An adolescent who plays football in high school is diagnosed
with Infectious Mono and is noted to have splenomegaly. What
will the provider recommend to this patient about returning to
sports?
Answer- ABD US are recommended to determines safety
An adolescent patient has a fever, pharyngitis, and cervical
lymphadenopathy and has negative GAS culture. A cubic shows
absolute lymphocytosis, but a heterophil antibody test is
negative for EBV. What will the provider tell the patient?
Answer- The likelihood of EBV is still high
A patient reports persistent nasal blockage, discharge and facial
pain lasting on the right side for 4 months. There is no hex of
sneezing or eye involvement, the patient has a hex of seasonal
allergies and takes a non-sedating antihistamine. What does the
provider suspect is the cause of these symptoms?
Answer- chronic rhino sinusitis
A provider determines that a patient has chronic rhino sinusitis
without nasal polyps. What is first-line treatment?
Answer- Intranasal corticosteroids
