."Instability in interpersonal relations, self-image, and affective regulation;
impulsivity" describes which personality disorder?
A. Borderline
B. Histrionic
C. Antisocial
D. Narcissistic - ANSWER.A. Borderline
.A 21-year-old carwash attendant sustained a laceration to the ulnar
aspect of his mid-forearm while at work last
week. He did not have it evaluated at that time and is now noticing
purulent discharge and increasing pain from
the wound along with fever and chills. In which lymph nodes would the
advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) expect to find
the first signs of lymphadenopathy?
A. Lateral axillary
,B. Cervical chain
C. Infraclavicular
D. Epitrochlear - ANSWER.D. Epitrochlear
First nodes in drainage region from ulnar surface of forearm and hand and
some fingers
All other options are distal to this area and would show secondary
lymphadenopathy
.A 25-year old male presents for his annual exam. His BMI is 22.0, but he is
concerned about his weight. What is the most appropriate response?
A. Reassure the patient his weight is normal.
B. Refer the patient to a nutritionist because he is anorexic.
C. Provide the patient with information about weight loss because he is
overweight.
D. Refer the patient to a nutritionist because he is obese. - ANSWER.A.
Reassure the patient his weight is normal.
Normal BMI range 18.5-24.5.
, .A 26-year old female presents to the office with unilateral pain during
chewing which is chronic. She does not have facial tenderness or
tenderness of the scalp The APRN suspects:
A. trigeminal neuralgia
B. TMJ syndrome
C. temporal arteritis
D. tumor of mandible - ANSWER.B. TMJ syndrome
Review Bates P. 645
.A 27-year-old professional tennis player presents to the office with left
shoulder pain after playing in a
tournament this weekend. The patient has supraspinatus weakness on
abduction, infraspinatus weakness during
external rotation, a positive impingement sign and a positive drop-arm
test. The advanced practice registered
nurse suspects:
A. Bicipital tendinitis
B. Adhesive tendinitis
C. Acromioclavicular arthritis