NRNP 6675 FINAL EXAM REVIEW STUDY SHEET
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◉ Dopamine Receptors. Answer: Receptors involved in reward and
movement.
◉ Serotonin Receptors. Answer: Receptors influencing mood and
anxiety.
◉ GABA Receptors. Answer: Inhibitory receptors affecting neuronal
excitability.
◉ Cogentin. Answer: Medication used to treat Parkinson's
symptoms.
◉ Artane. Answer: Anticholinergic used for Parkinson's disease
treatment.
◉ Catapress. Answer: Clonidine, used for hypertension and ADHD.
◉ APRN Consensus Model. Answer: Merged adult and pediatric foci
for NPs.
,◉ Alcohol Blood Level 0.05%. Answer: Causes clumsiness and
impaired judgment.
◉ HIPAA NPI Sharing. Answer: NPI must be shared with health plans
and providers.
◉ Schizophrenia Symptoms. Answer: Includes delusions and
disorganized thoughts.
◉ Dopamine. Answer: Neurotransmitter linked to substance abuse
disorders.
◉ GABA. Answer: Inhibitory neurotransmitter involved in anxiety
regulation.
◉ Serotonin. Answer: Neurotransmitter affecting mood and anxiety
levels.
◉ Dopamine Hypothesis. Answer: Suggests schizophrenia arises
from excess dopamine activity.
◉ Panic Attack Avoidance. Answer: Leads to specific phobia
diagnosis in patients.
,◉ Substance Abuse Treatment. Answer: Includes residential, partial,
and outpatient options.
◉ Telephone Scatologia. Answer: Sexual arousal from obscene
phone calls.
◉ Fear vs. Anxiety. Answer: Fear is sudden; anxiety is insidious.
◉ Pathological Anxiety. Answer: Vague apprehension with
autonomic symptoms.
◉ Methadone Withdrawal Timing. Answer: Least hazardous during
the second trimester.
◉ Neuroadaptation. Answer: Body's changes from repeated drug
administration.
◉ Sexual Sadism. Answer: Arousal from another's suffering.
◉ OCD Onset. Answer: Often follows stressful events; sudden onset
common.
, ◉ Genital Exposure Urge. Answer: Known as exhibitionism.
◉ Exhibitionism. Answer: Urge to expose genitals to strangers.
◉ Substance Use Disorder Hospitalization. Answer: Needed for
severe overdose or complicated withdrawal.
◉ Full Practice. Answer: NPs can provide all services independently.
◉ Medicare Coverage. Answer: Covers individuals 65+ and disabled
individuals.
◉ Dopamine. Answer: Neurotransmitter that increases libido.
◉ Poor Prognosis for OCD. Answer: Childhood onset and co-existing
depression worsen outcomes.
◉ Schizophrenia Diagnosis. Answer: Based on psychiatric history,
not lab tests.
◉ Trichotillomania. Answer: Chronic hair pulling disorder causing
hair loss.
2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◉ Dopamine Receptors. Answer: Receptors involved in reward and
movement.
◉ Serotonin Receptors. Answer: Receptors influencing mood and
anxiety.
◉ GABA Receptors. Answer: Inhibitory receptors affecting neuronal
excitability.
◉ Cogentin. Answer: Medication used to treat Parkinson's
symptoms.
◉ Artane. Answer: Anticholinergic used for Parkinson's disease
treatment.
◉ Catapress. Answer: Clonidine, used for hypertension and ADHD.
◉ APRN Consensus Model. Answer: Merged adult and pediatric foci
for NPs.
,◉ Alcohol Blood Level 0.05%. Answer: Causes clumsiness and
impaired judgment.
◉ HIPAA NPI Sharing. Answer: NPI must be shared with health plans
and providers.
◉ Schizophrenia Symptoms. Answer: Includes delusions and
disorganized thoughts.
◉ Dopamine. Answer: Neurotransmitter linked to substance abuse
disorders.
◉ GABA. Answer: Inhibitory neurotransmitter involved in anxiety
regulation.
◉ Serotonin. Answer: Neurotransmitter affecting mood and anxiety
levels.
◉ Dopamine Hypothesis. Answer: Suggests schizophrenia arises
from excess dopamine activity.
◉ Panic Attack Avoidance. Answer: Leads to specific phobia
diagnosis in patients.
,◉ Substance Abuse Treatment. Answer: Includes residential, partial,
and outpatient options.
◉ Telephone Scatologia. Answer: Sexual arousal from obscene
phone calls.
◉ Fear vs. Anxiety. Answer: Fear is sudden; anxiety is insidious.
◉ Pathological Anxiety. Answer: Vague apprehension with
autonomic symptoms.
◉ Methadone Withdrawal Timing. Answer: Least hazardous during
the second trimester.
◉ Neuroadaptation. Answer: Body's changes from repeated drug
administration.
◉ Sexual Sadism. Answer: Arousal from another's suffering.
◉ OCD Onset. Answer: Often follows stressful events; sudden onset
common.
, ◉ Genital Exposure Urge. Answer: Known as exhibitionism.
◉ Exhibitionism. Answer: Urge to expose genitals to strangers.
◉ Substance Use Disorder Hospitalization. Answer: Needed for
severe overdose or complicated withdrawal.
◉ Full Practice. Answer: NPs can provide all services independently.
◉ Medicare Coverage. Answer: Covers individuals 65+ and disabled
individuals.
◉ Dopamine. Answer: Neurotransmitter that increases libido.
◉ Poor Prognosis for OCD. Answer: Childhood onset and co-existing
depression worsen outcomes.
◉ Schizophrenia Diagnosis. Answer: Based on psychiatric history,
not lab tests.
◉ Trichotillomania. Answer: Chronic hair pulling disorder causing
hair loss.
