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Conductive hearing loss involves what part of the ear? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Middle
ear

A potential complication of streptococcal pharyngitis that leads to contralateral uvular
deviation, asymmetric tonsillar hypertrophy, muffled voice on exam but no stridor,
drooling, or dyspnea or dysphagia is recognized as what? - CORRECT ANSWERS-
Peritonsillar abscess

A 64 year old woman presents to the office with complains of vision loss. Funduscopic
examination reveals cupping of the optic nerve. Which action should you take? -
CORRECT ANSWERS-Send the pt to the ER

A 39 year old female presents with complaints of sudden onset of blurry vision. She
states that she sees flashing lights and it sensation that she is "looking through a
curtain." Which dx finding would the NP expect to find in this patient? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-Hemoglobin A1C of 12

Retinal detachment is a potential outcome of retinopathy of diabetes

A 16 year old presents to the urgent care clinic after a hard hit in football practice.
During the physical exam, the NP observes "battle's sign" and immediately refers the
patient to the ED. Which dx is the NP concerned about? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Basal
skull fx

A 4 year old male is brought into a clinic with complaints of fever and sore throat for 2
days. the NP suspects a peritonsilar abscess and refers the pt to the ED. Which finding
is most consistent with this dx? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Fever, sore throat, dysphagia,
drooling, "hot potato" voice

A 40 year old female presents with complaints of soreness when eating spicy foods.
The NP observes that the patient has a "geographic tongue." What would be the most
appropriate for the patient's plan of care? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Tell pt to rinse with
salt water and avoid spicy food until s/s resolve

A 2 year old boy presents to the clinic with a fever. During the physical exam the NP
observes Koplik's spots inside of his buccal mucosa. Which would be the most

, important to assess on the pt to aid in an appropriate dx? - CORRECT ANSWERS-
Vaccination status

Koplik spots are seen with measles: small white spots on a reddened background that
occur on the inside of the cheeks

A 26 year old presents to a clinic with complaints of left eye pain. the NP performs
fluorescent dye staining which reveals fern-like lines in the corneal surface. Which
would be the most appropriate hx question to ask the pt? - CORRECT ANSWERS-have
you ever had a cold sore?

A 17 year old female was dx with angular cheilitis. She had tx failure after a course of
topical abx, topical steroids, moisture barrier creams, and antifungals were rxed. What
would be the most appropriate next step in the pt's plan of care? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-Check vitamin B12 levels

Most common cause is a fungal infection but can be from vitamin B12 deficiency and
bacterial infections

Which finding is most consistent with acute otitis externa? - CORRECT ANSWERS-
Pruritis and hx of recent swimming

Otitis externa is referred to as "swimmers ear"

A 15 year old male pt presents to the clinic with abd pain and fatigue, and is dx with
mono. Which is the most important part of this patient's plan of care? - CORRECT
ANSWERS-Avoid contact sports for up to 4 weeks

Splenomegaly is a complication of mono. Contact sports increase risk of spleen
rupturing

A 20 year old female reports a hx of "cold symptoms" for 12 days. Her physical exam
reveals unilateral facial pain and purulent nasal discharge. Which dx are these findings
consistent with? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Acute bacterial rhinosinusitis

S/S are facial pain or pressure, postnasal drip, nasal congestion, upper jaw or tooth
pain, nasal discharge, fever, cough

Inflammation and swelling of the 7th cranial nerve with resultant unilateral facial muscle
paralysis is called? - CORRECT ANSWERS-Bell's Palsy

Caused by virus, sudden onset of facial paralysis usually resolves within 2 weeks

The NP caring for a pt with a recent TIA understands that? - CORRECT ANSWERS-
Long-term antiplatelet therapy is likely indicated-aspirin or clopidrogrel (plavix)

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