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FHEA Post Test Questions and Answers
1. The Rinne's test can be used as part of the evaluation of cranial nerve (CN): - Answer
VIII
2. A 12-year-old presents with an acute asthma exacerbation characterized by shortness
of breath, chest tightness, and difficulty speaking complete sentences. Which of the
following should be the initial diagnostic approach? - Answer FEV1
3. Which of the following is not used in the assessment of a child for scoliosis? - Answer
Checking for the Tinel sign
4. The PNP is evaluating an 8-month-old who was born at 30-weeks' gestation. When
assessing for developmental milestones, the PNP should use what age to base the
findings? - Answer 5.5 months old
5. A mother brings in her 1-month-old who has been experiencing projectile vomiting
after each feeding. Which of the following findings would support a diagnosis of
pyloric stenosis? - Answer A palpable abdominal mass
6. During a routine physical examination, a 17-year-old reports occasionally smoking
marijuana with friends. The most useful tool to assess substance abuse in this patient
is: - Answer CRAFFT questionnaire.
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FHEA Post Test Questions and Answers
1. The Rinne's test can be used as part of the evaluation of cranial nerve (CN): - Answer
VIII
2. A 12-year-old presents with an acute asthma exacerbation characterized by shortness
of breath, chest tightness, and difficulty speaking complete sentences. Which of the
following should be the initial diagnostic approach? - Answer FEV1
3. Which of the following is not used in the assessment of a child for scoliosis? - Answer
Checking for the Tinel sign
4. The PNP is evaluating an 8-month-old who was born at 30-weeks' gestation. When
assessing for developmental milestones, the PNP should use what age to base the
findings? - Answer 5.5 months old
5. A mother brings in her 1-month-old who has been experiencing projectile vomiting
after each feeding. Which of the following findings would support a diagnosis of
pyloric stenosis? - Answer A palpable abdominal mass
6. During a routine physical examination, a 17-year-old reports occasionally smoking
marijuana with friends. The most useful tool to assess substance abuse in this patient
is: - Answer CRAFFT questionnaire.
© Apphia. Crafted with care and precision for academic excellence.