Final Exam: NU664D / NU 664D (Latest 2025/ 2026 Update) Primary Care Adult Woman I Review| Questions & Answers | Grade A (100% Correct Solutions)- Regis

Final Exam: NU664D / NU 664D (Latest 2025/ 2026 Update) Primary Care Adult Woman I Review| Questions & Answers | Grade A (100% Correct Solutions)- Regis Question: The only organization specifically dedicated to promoting & supporting high quality NP education. Answer: NONPF Question: Provides ongoing support to NP educators through establishing competencies, methods of evaluation, & strategic partnerships. Answer: NONPF Question: Concerned with reducing the impact of an ongoing illness & injury that has lasting effects. ex. cardiac or stroke rehab programs, support groups. Answer: Tertiary Question: Concerned with trying to detect a disease early & prevent it from getting worse. ex. regular exams & screening tests. Answer: Secondary Question: Concerned with the prevention of the onset of disease, goal is to reduce the incidence of disease. ex. vaccinations. Answer: Primary Question: A clinical diagnosis given to children who have a dramatic practically overnight, onset of neuropsychiatric symptoms including OCD &/or eating disorder Answer: PANS Question: Pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorder associated with strep; this is a subset of PANS Answer: PANDAS Question: Easily comforted & resumes play & exploration when mother returns. Answer: Secure attachment Question: characterized by child's unresponsiveness to parent, does not use the parent as a secure base, and does not care if parent leaves Answer: Avoidant attachment Question: Not easily soothed & remains preoccupied; vigilantly scanning for mothers whereabouts Answer: Ambivalent/preoccupied attachment Question: Has not developed a consistent strategy for coping with the stress of separation. Answer: Disorganized/disoriented attachment Question: High rhythmicity, positive mood, approaches new situations with moderate ease, is easily adaptable Answer: Easy temperament Question: More irregular, negative mood, withdraws from new situations, tends to require much time to adapt to the environment situation Answer: Difficult temperament Question: More inhibited, withdraws from new situations, has occasional negative moods, adapts slowly Answer: Slow to warm up temperament Question: A match between the child's temperament & the expectations or demands of the environment Answer: Goodness of Fit Question: trust vs mistrust Answer: Infant-18 months Question: autonomy vs shame and doubt Answer: 18 months to 3 years Question: initiative vs guilt Answer: 3-5 years Question: industry vs inferiority Answer: 5-13 years Question: identity vs role confusion Answer: 13-21 years Question: intimacy vs isolation Answer: 21-39 years Question: generativity vs stagnation Answer: 40-65 years Question: Ego Integrity vs. Despair Answer: 65 and older Question: Leading cause of disability & is the most common seen in primary care practices. Answer: Major depressive disorder Question: Neurotransmitters implicated in mood or anxiety disorders? Answer: dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine Question: Concurrent administration of an SSRI with an MAOI, Ltryptophan, or Lithium can raise plasma serotonin concentrations to toxic levels, producing a constellation of symptoms called serotonin syndrome Answer: Serotonin syndrome