NSG 6340 Final Exam 2 Question and Answers (All Answers Correct).

NSG 6340 Final Exam 2 Question and Answers (All Answers Correct). Which of the following physical findings is consistent with a diagnosis of beta-thalassemia major? Weber test with lateralization to right ear Yesterday, a patient got sand in his eye during a volleyball game at the beach. Today, he presents with an exquisitely painful left eye, photophobia, and constant tearing. The nurse practitioner removes a tiny spec of sand from under the lid and notes vertical corneal abrasion. The treatment of choice is: A critically ill patient states “my family is well provided for. The nurse practitioner must interpret this as meaning the patient The patient who has iron deficiency anemia should be advise that food high in iron content include: Appropriate therapy for peptic ulcer disease (PUD) is: All of the following are medical emergencies which may be attribute to acute cocaine intoxication EXCEPT: The treatment of choice for chronic bacterial prostatitis (CBP) is: Before initiating a HMG-CoA-reductase inhibitor for hyperlipidemia, the nurse practitioner orders liver function studies. The patient’s aminotransferase (ALT) is elevated. What lavoratory test(s) should be ordered? Subsequent to successful completion of the nurse practitioner certification exam, the candidate is considered to be: Which of the following patient characteristics are associate with chronic bronchitis? The nurse practitioner would be correct to include all of the following points in the education of patients with folic acid deficiency anemia EXCEPT: On examination, a 67-year-old patient is note to have high-tone hearing loss. This finding is consistent with what diagnosis. Which of the following is appropriate to teach a patient who is using a daily nitrate agent for treatment of chronic angina? An 83-year-old has heart failure (HF). He takes Prinivil (Lisinopril), metoprolol (Lopressor), ASA, and low dose furosemide every morning. After assessing the patient today, the NP determines that he is having a mild exacerbation of HF. The LEAST likely cause of this is: