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NR668 CEA EXAM QUESTION BANK 2025/2026
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS ALL
ANSWERED {470 Q & A} ALREADY GRADED A+/
NR668 CEA REAL EXAM | BRAND NEW!
A 59-year-old nurse practitioner has been making errors in her
notes over the last 6 months. Some of her sentences within the
electronic medical record were found to be unreadable. Many
words were missing vowels altogether. After meeting with her
manager, it was discovered she posted sticky notes of her
passwords to the front of her laptop, "so she would not forget
them". She was unable to appreciate the potential HIPAA risk
during the meeting. She recently scored a 21 of 30 on a MMSE
completed by her PCP. Her long-term memory remained
completely intact, as was her ability to hold a conversation. She
acknowledged that her notes were a concern, but felt "everyone
makes mistakes sometimes" and did not understand the "big
deal". What diagnosis best fits this clinical scenario?
a. Mild neurocognitive disorder
b. Major neurocognitive disorder
c. Delirium
d. Major depressive disorder - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > b. Major
neurocognitive disorder
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*evidence exists that a significant cognitive decline is underway
as shown by a decrease in work performance and executive
function; a clinician has documented a MMSE of 21/30 - the
deficits interfere with everyday activities (employment) and there
is no evidence of a delirium or other mental disorder to better
explain the symptoms; she is not safe to practice her job and
does not recognize the severity of her errors, making this major
rather than mild; duration of 6 months reduces the likelihood of
delirium
The recurrent pulling out of one's own hair is known as what
disorder?
a. Delusional disorder
b. Body dysmorphic disorder
c. Trichotillomania
d. Kleptomania - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > c. Trichotillomania
The Office Inspector General or OIG has initiated an investigation
regarding your assigned collaborating psychiatrist. Which of the
following is the OIG most likely concerned with?
a. Moral character of the physician
b. Medicare fraud
c. FidelityPharmaceutical sponsored dinners for CME
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d. Physical assault charges against a patient - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer >
b. Medicare fraud
The OIG is responsible for investigating situations which involve
fraud, waste and abuse of federal and other HHS programs.
John is a 22-year-old RN who has started his first job in the
cardiothoracic ICU. After his orientation he began his full-time
position working three 12-hour night shifts per week. On his days
off he reports excessive fatigue during the day with periods of
falling asleep while driving. He also reports difficulty staying
awake at work during his first night back to work. Which of the
following is the most likely diagnosis?
a. Narcolepsy
b. Night terrors
c. Hypersomnia
d. Circadian rhythm sleep disorder - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > d.
Circadian rhythm sleep disorder
In the wake of school shootings, administrators have requested
education for early warning signs of potential school violence.
Which of the following risk factors are specific to increased
threats of violence?
a. Bullying or being bullied
b. Serious mental illness
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c. Increased sense of self worth
d. Generalized anxiety disorder - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > a. Bullying or
being bullied
A 15-year-old boy has refused to go to school for the past month.
Every morning he has a new symptom or develops one and has
to be picked up from school. When he is home, the symptoms
disappear. On weekends the symptoms never present. What is
the most likely diagnosis?
a. Panic disorder
b. Social anxiety
c. Separation anxiety
d. Agoraphobia - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > c. Separation anxiety
A 72-year-old man with a history of hypertension, and type 2
diabetes mellitus has become increasingly disinhibited and flirts
with his home health aide. He demands she kiss him or he will
pee on himself. She is sometimes able to distract him with
cookies but his children often object because it will worsen his
blood sugar control. Which of the following is the most likely
diagnosis?
a. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
b. Frontotemporal dementia
c. Alzheimer's disease
NR668 CEA EXAM QUESTION BANK 2025/2026
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS ALL
ANSWERED {470 Q & A} ALREADY GRADED A+/
NR668 CEA REAL EXAM | BRAND NEW!
A 59-year-old nurse practitioner has been making errors in her
notes over the last 6 months. Some of her sentences within the
electronic medical record were found to be unreadable. Many
words were missing vowels altogether. After meeting with her
manager, it was discovered she posted sticky notes of her
passwords to the front of her laptop, "so she would not forget
them". She was unable to appreciate the potential HIPAA risk
during the meeting. She recently scored a 21 of 30 on a MMSE
completed by her PCP. Her long-term memory remained
completely intact, as was her ability to hold a conversation. She
acknowledged that her notes were a concern, but felt "everyone
makes mistakes sometimes" and did not understand the "big
deal". What diagnosis best fits this clinical scenario?
a. Mild neurocognitive disorder
b. Major neurocognitive disorder
c. Delirium
d. Major depressive disorder - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > b. Major
neurocognitive disorder
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*evidence exists that a significant cognitive decline is underway
as shown by a decrease in work performance and executive
function; a clinician has documented a MMSE of 21/30 - the
deficits interfere with everyday activities (employment) and there
is no evidence of a delirium or other mental disorder to better
explain the symptoms; she is not safe to practice her job and
does not recognize the severity of her errors, making this major
rather than mild; duration of 6 months reduces the likelihood of
delirium
The recurrent pulling out of one's own hair is known as what
disorder?
a. Delusional disorder
b. Body dysmorphic disorder
c. Trichotillomania
d. Kleptomania - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > c. Trichotillomania
The Office Inspector General or OIG has initiated an investigation
regarding your assigned collaborating psychiatrist. Which of the
following is the OIG most likely concerned with?
a. Moral character of the physician
b. Medicare fraud
c. FidelityPharmaceutical sponsored dinners for CME
,3|Page
d. Physical assault charges against a patient - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer >
b. Medicare fraud
The OIG is responsible for investigating situations which involve
fraud, waste and abuse of federal and other HHS programs.
John is a 22-year-old RN who has started his first job in the
cardiothoracic ICU. After his orientation he began his full-time
position working three 12-hour night shifts per week. On his days
off he reports excessive fatigue during the day with periods of
falling asleep while driving. He also reports difficulty staying
awake at work during his first night back to work. Which of the
following is the most likely diagnosis?
a. Narcolepsy
b. Night terrors
c. Hypersomnia
d. Circadian rhythm sleep disorder - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > d.
Circadian rhythm sleep disorder
In the wake of school shootings, administrators have requested
education for early warning signs of potential school violence.
Which of the following risk factors are specific to increased
threats of violence?
a. Bullying or being bullied
b. Serious mental illness
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c. Increased sense of self worth
d. Generalized anxiety disorder - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > a. Bullying or
being bullied
A 15-year-old boy has refused to go to school for the past month.
Every morning he has a new symptom or develops one and has
to be picked up from school. When he is home, the symptoms
disappear. On weekends the symptoms never present. What is
the most likely diagnosis?
a. Panic disorder
b. Social anxiety
c. Separation anxiety
d. Agoraphobia - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > c. Separation anxiety
A 72-year-old man with a history of hypertension, and type 2
diabetes mellitus has become increasingly disinhibited and flirts
with his home health aide. He demands she kiss him or he will
pee on himself. She is sometimes able to distract him with
cookies but his children often object because it will worsen his
blood sugar control. Which of the following is the most likely
diagnosis?
a. Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
b. Frontotemporal dementia
c. Alzheimer's disease
