Depression tx
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SSRI f/u in 2 weeks, treat for 6-9 months
CBT
,A pt with Meniere disease has arrived at the clinic with an acute attack. Which 3 meds
would the FNP prescribe?
1. Ativan
2. Meclizine
3. atropine
4. lasix
5. notriptyline
6. PCN
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1. Ativan (decrease vertigo/anxiety)
2. Meclizine (decrease vertigo/nausea)
3. atropine (lessen abnormal sensations)
Tensioin headache treatment
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-NSAID
-Amitriptyline
Patient is prone, knee is flexed 90 degrees. Tibia is firmly opposed to femur by
exerting downward pressure on the foot. Leg is rotated externally and internally. If
locking of need occurs this is a positive what test? And what does it indicate?
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Apley test = torn meniscus
,The FNP knows that drug tolerance is suggested when a pt gives a hx of:
1. reduced effects with the same dose of the drug
2. less medication produces the desired effect
3. no withdrawal sx when the drug is stopped
4. increasing side effects with an increase in the dose of the drug
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1. reduced effects with the same dose of the drug
what natural supplement can be used for OA?
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glucosamine
A pt returns to the clinic for a f/u visit. She has a hx of simple partial sz. When
questioning the pt, the FNP would identify recurrence of this sz activity if the pt
reported:
1. short episodes when she loses consciousness but doesn't fall
2. no LOC, but jerking and tingling of her R leg, then hand
3. auditory hallucinations, unconcsiousness, annd urinary incontinence
4. a short period of unconsciousness follow by a period of confusion
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2. no LOC, but jerking and tingling of her R leg, then hand
, what would the FNP perform to determine cerebellar function in the geriatric pt?
1. get up and go test
2. tandem walk
3. kinesthesia assessment
4. SPICES assessment
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2. tandem walk
Kinesthesia determines proprioception ability
SPICES Sleep, Problems with eating, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of
Falls
pain in a lumbosacral strain typically begins:
1. immediate with injury
2. 1-2 hrs after
3. 6-8 hrs after
4. 12-36 hrs after
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4. 12-36 hrs after
what is the sign that occurs when compressing the suprapatellar pouch back against
the femur and feeling for fluid entering the space?
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SSRI f/u in 2 weeks, treat for 6-9 months
CBT
,A pt with Meniere disease has arrived at the clinic with an acute attack. Which 3 meds
would the FNP prescribe?
1. Ativan
2. Meclizine
3. atropine
4. lasix
5. notriptyline
6. PCN
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1. Ativan (decrease vertigo/anxiety)
2. Meclizine (decrease vertigo/nausea)
3. atropine (lessen abnormal sensations)
Tensioin headache treatment
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-NSAID
-Amitriptyline
Patient is prone, knee is flexed 90 degrees. Tibia is firmly opposed to femur by
exerting downward pressure on the foot. Leg is rotated externally and internally. If
locking of need occurs this is a positive what test? And what does it indicate?
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Apley test = torn meniscus
,The FNP knows that drug tolerance is suggested when a pt gives a hx of:
1. reduced effects with the same dose of the drug
2. less medication produces the desired effect
3. no withdrawal sx when the drug is stopped
4. increasing side effects with an increase in the dose of the drug
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1. reduced effects with the same dose of the drug
what natural supplement can be used for OA?
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glucosamine
A pt returns to the clinic for a f/u visit. She has a hx of simple partial sz. When
questioning the pt, the FNP would identify recurrence of this sz activity if the pt
reported:
1. short episodes when she loses consciousness but doesn't fall
2. no LOC, but jerking and tingling of her R leg, then hand
3. auditory hallucinations, unconcsiousness, annd urinary incontinence
4. a short period of unconsciousness follow by a period of confusion
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2. no LOC, but jerking and tingling of her R leg, then hand
, what would the FNP perform to determine cerebellar function in the geriatric pt?
1. get up and go test
2. tandem walk
3. kinesthesia assessment
4. SPICES assessment
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2. tandem walk
Kinesthesia determines proprioception ability
SPICES Sleep, Problems with eating, Incontinence, Confusion, Evidence of
Falls
pain in a lumbosacral strain typically begins:
1. immediate with injury
2. 1-2 hrs after
3. 6-8 hrs after
4. 12-36 hrs after
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4. 12-36 hrs after
what is the sign that occurs when compressing the suprapatellar pouch back against
the femur and feeling for fluid entering the space?
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