PSI FNP ACTUAL FINAL EXAM | 100 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED CORRECT ANSWERS
| 2025 LATEST VERSION VERIFIED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
Which of the following is a 3. Increase in androgens
common cause of acne?
Rational: Oral contraceptives help control acne and
1.Use of oral decrease androgens. Soda and chocolate have not
contraceptives been proven to have a significant impact on acne.
2.Ingestion of soda and
chocolate
3.Increase in
androgens
4.Low-
glycemic diet
Which trimester of pregnancy is a woman 2. Second
with a fundal height measurement at the
umbilicus? Rational: The level of the umbilicus is 20 weeks. There are 3 trimesters divided into, 1st
(0-13 weeks), 2nd (14-26 weeks), 3rd (27-40 weeks).
1. First
2. Second
3.Third
4.Fourth
Which of the following 1. Visceral malignancy
conditions is a risk factor
for development of deep Rational: Cancers of the brain, ovary, pancreas, colon,
vein stomach, lung and kidney have the highest risk of
thromboembolism and DVT/PE.
pulmonary embolism?
1.Visceral malignancy
2. Sudden weight gain
3. Copper IUD insertion
4. Aerobic exercise
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An adult male presents with 2. .gastroesophageal reflux (GERD)
intermittent
retrosternal burning. He has Rational: Look at the key words: retrosternal burning,
gained 30 lb in the past year. weight gain, unremarkable physical exam. Pericarditis
Physical examination results would most likely have other symptoms persistent
are unremarkable and the fatigue and shortness of breath, swelling of the feet,
EKG is normal. legs and abdomen often with weight gain (heart
The most likely diagnosis is:
failure type symptoms). cholecystitis would have an
abnormal physical exam and not retrosternal burning.
1.pericarditis.
costochondritis might mimic that of a heart attack or
2. gastroesophage
other heart conditions. Pain with breathing.
al reflux.
3.cholecystitis.
4.costochondritis.
A geriatric patient presents 1. Vulvar Cancer
with a bump on the vulva,
associated with pruritis Rational: Key words, geriatric, bump, pruritus.
and lymphogranuloma inguinale and vulvar atrophy there is
malodorous drainage. no bump. Paget's disease is a bone disease.
Examination reveals a
raised, ulcerated lesion. The
most likely diagnosis is:
1.vulvar cancer.
2. lymphogranuloma inguinale.
3. vulvar atrophy.
4. Paget's disease.
A geriatric female 1. Urge
complains of problems
with urination. She reports Rational: Key words, geriatric, feels the need.
that whenever she feels the Transient is due to an underline medical problem. Stress
need to urinate, she is is due to increase pressure/stress
unable to "make it to the
bathroom in time," and
wets herself. Which type of
incontinence is most
likely?
1. Urge
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2. Overf
low
3.Trans
ient
4.Stress
An adult patient presents 2. HBsAg = positive, IgM anti-HBc = negative
with complaints of nausea,
fatigue, and myalgia. The Rational: HBsAg
patient reports a history of means infected IgM
untreated hepatitis B 30 anti-HBc means
years ago. Which hepatitis immune
B serology
testing results would indicate
that the patient has
chronic hepatitis?
1.HBsAg = negative, anti-HBc =
positive
2.HBsAg = positive, IgM
anti-HBc = negative
3.HBsAg = positive, IgM anti-
HBc = positive
4.HBsAg = negative, anti-HBs =
positive
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