PRIMARY CARE ADULT 1 NP EXAM 1 WITH ALL
CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|LATEST VERSION
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When does chronic disease present? ✔Correct Answer-between 40 to 65
primary prevention ✔Correct Answer-immunization, education, cancer prevention, weight control,
seat belt, violence prevention, substance abuse
secondary prevention ✔Correct Answer-screening
tertiary prevention ✔Correct Answer-rehabilitation, preventing further problems
how often do you need a tdap booster ✔Correct Answer-every 10 years
when should you receive shingles vaccine ✔Correct Answer-60
when should you receive the pneumococcal vaccine ✔Correct Answer-65
ten leading causes of death ✔Correct Answer-heart disease, cancer, chronic lower respiratory
disease, stroke, accidents, alzheimer's diabetes, influenza & pneumonia, kidney disease,
self-harm/suicide
prevalance ✔Correct Answer-number of cases of a disease at a point in time divided by the
percent of the population
indcidence rate ✔Correct Answer-number of NEW cases
morbidity ✔Correct Answer-number of poeple diagnosed with disease divided by total population
of risk
ex. number of people living with AIDS
mortality ✔Correct Answer-number of people who have died
sporadic ✔Correct Answer-outbreaks
i.e. stomach virus
epidemic ✔Correct Answer-flu
endemic ✔Correct Answer-constantly present
i.e. common cold
OLDCARTS ✔Correct Answer-onset, location, duration, characteristics, aggravators, relievers,
treatment
SOAP ✔Correct Answer-subjective, objective, assessment, plan
, confusion ✔Correct Answer-inability to think quickly or coherently; disoriented to time, place or
place; impaired cognitive functinoing and inappropriate reactions
aphasia ✔Correct Answer-loss of ability to express or understand speech
apraxia ✔Correct Answer-trouble finding words
agnosia ✔Correct Answer-inability to recognize
antipsychotics for confusion ✔Correct Answer-Haldol, seroquel, risperdal, zyprexa, abilify
control impulsivity and aggression in confusion ✔Correct Answer-anticonvulsants - tegretol
panic disorders ✔Correct Answer-ativan
dizziness ✔Correct Answer-unsteadiness and feeling of movement within the head
vertigo ✔Correct Answer-rotation or movement of surroundings
peripheral vestibular disease ✔Correct Answer-most common cause of dizziness and vertigo;
labryinth of middle ear
peripheral vestibular disease s/s ✔Correct Answer-dizzy, n/v, diaphoresis, unbalanced, vertigo,
tinnitus, hearing loss, diplopia
peripheral vestibular disease treatment ✔Correct Answer-antihistamines; take for 1 week then
taper
muscle contraction/tension headache ✔Correct Answer-most common; young adults & females
paresthesia ✔Correct Answer-abnormal sensation described as numbness or tingling, cramping, or
pain without know stimulus "pins and needles"
paresis ✔Correct Answer-weakness
paresis causes ✔Correct Answer-arterial occlusion, arteriosclerosis obliterans, nerve entrapment
syndrome, neuropathy, TIA, herpes zoster
arterial occlusion ✔Correct Answer-immediate embolectomy within 4-6 hours, surgical emergency
arteriosclerosis obliterans ✔Correct Answer-diminished or decreased blood flow to legs
tremors ✔Correct Answer-involuntary muscle movements
resting tremor ✔Correct Answer-occurs in relaxed position and ends with purposeful movement
intentional tremor ✔Correct Answer-when patient attempts to make purposeful movement
epilepsy ✔Correct Answer-2 or more recurrent seizures because of CNS disorder
seizure ✔Correct Answer-sudden, involuntary, time-limited alteration in behavior
CORRECT & 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS|LATEST VERSION
|ALREADY GRADED A+
When does chronic disease present? ✔Correct Answer-between 40 to 65
primary prevention ✔Correct Answer-immunization, education, cancer prevention, weight control,
seat belt, violence prevention, substance abuse
secondary prevention ✔Correct Answer-screening
tertiary prevention ✔Correct Answer-rehabilitation, preventing further problems
how often do you need a tdap booster ✔Correct Answer-every 10 years
when should you receive shingles vaccine ✔Correct Answer-60
when should you receive the pneumococcal vaccine ✔Correct Answer-65
ten leading causes of death ✔Correct Answer-heart disease, cancer, chronic lower respiratory
disease, stroke, accidents, alzheimer's diabetes, influenza & pneumonia, kidney disease,
self-harm/suicide
prevalance ✔Correct Answer-number of cases of a disease at a point in time divided by the
percent of the population
indcidence rate ✔Correct Answer-number of NEW cases
morbidity ✔Correct Answer-number of poeple diagnosed with disease divided by total population
of risk
ex. number of people living with AIDS
mortality ✔Correct Answer-number of people who have died
sporadic ✔Correct Answer-outbreaks
i.e. stomach virus
epidemic ✔Correct Answer-flu
endemic ✔Correct Answer-constantly present
i.e. common cold
OLDCARTS ✔Correct Answer-onset, location, duration, characteristics, aggravators, relievers,
treatment
SOAP ✔Correct Answer-subjective, objective, assessment, plan
, confusion ✔Correct Answer-inability to think quickly or coherently; disoriented to time, place or
place; impaired cognitive functinoing and inappropriate reactions
aphasia ✔Correct Answer-loss of ability to express or understand speech
apraxia ✔Correct Answer-trouble finding words
agnosia ✔Correct Answer-inability to recognize
antipsychotics for confusion ✔Correct Answer-Haldol, seroquel, risperdal, zyprexa, abilify
control impulsivity and aggression in confusion ✔Correct Answer-anticonvulsants - tegretol
panic disorders ✔Correct Answer-ativan
dizziness ✔Correct Answer-unsteadiness and feeling of movement within the head
vertigo ✔Correct Answer-rotation or movement of surroundings
peripheral vestibular disease ✔Correct Answer-most common cause of dizziness and vertigo;
labryinth of middle ear
peripheral vestibular disease s/s ✔Correct Answer-dizzy, n/v, diaphoresis, unbalanced, vertigo,
tinnitus, hearing loss, diplopia
peripheral vestibular disease treatment ✔Correct Answer-antihistamines; take for 1 week then
taper
muscle contraction/tension headache ✔Correct Answer-most common; young adults & females
paresthesia ✔Correct Answer-abnormal sensation described as numbness or tingling, cramping, or
pain without know stimulus "pins and needles"
paresis ✔Correct Answer-weakness
paresis causes ✔Correct Answer-arterial occlusion, arteriosclerosis obliterans, nerve entrapment
syndrome, neuropathy, TIA, herpes zoster
arterial occlusion ✔Correct Answer-immediate embolectomy within 4-6 hours, surgical emergency
arteriosclerosis obliterans ✔Correct Answer-diminished or decreased blood flow to legs
tremors ✔Correct Answer-involuntary muscle movements
resting tremor ✔Correct Answer-occurs in relaxed position and ends with purposeful movement
intentional tremor ✔Correct Answer-when patient attempts to make purposeful movement
epilepsy ✔Correct Answer-2 or more recurrent seizures because of CNS disorder
seizure ✔Correct Answer-sudden, involuntary, time-limited alteration in behavior
