FNP PEDIATRIC COMPREHENSIVE
CERTIFICATION TEST 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ When do we screen for breast cancer? What is special exception?
Answer: Age 50-74 every 2 years, age 40+ with family history
◉ Top three causes of deaths in US
Answer: 1. Heart disease 2. Cancer 3. Lower respiratory diseases
◉ Top 3 women's killing cancers
Answer: Lung, breast, colorectal
◉ Top 3 men's killing cancers
Answer: Lung, prostate, colorectal
◉ When is screening for ovarian cancer recommended?
Answer: No current routine screening, check post-menopausal
women with palpable ovary or +BRCA1 and 2
◉ When should cervical cancer screening occur?
, Answer: Start age 21
◉ How often to screen for cervical cancer?
Answer: Every 3 years from 21-29, then every 5 years (with HPV)
from 30-65.
◉ When is colorectal cancer screening recommended? How often?
Answer: Start at age 50; colonoscopy q10 years or flexible
sigmoidoscopy/CT q5 years or FOBT annually
◉ What are the risk factors for prostate cancer?
Answer: Age >50, African ancestry, first degree relative
◉ Who should be screened for AAA?
Answer: Men age 65-75 who have ever smoked
◉ What do the grades A, B, C, D, I mean from USPSTF?
Answer: A and B should be provided to all who qualify, C should be
offered only to patients that meet qualifications, D should not be
recommended, I does not have enough evidence to support use.
◉ When is Hepatitis B vaccine given?
Answer: Birth, 1, 6 months
CERTIFICATION TEST 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ When do we screen for breast cancer? What is special exception?
Answer: Age 50-74 every 2 years, age 40+ with family history
◉ Top three causes of deaths in US
Answer: 1. Heart disease 2. Cancer 3. Lower respiratory diseases
◉ Top 3 women's killing cancers
Answer: Lung, breast, colorectal
◉ Top 3 men's killing cancers
Answer: Lung, prostate, colorectal
◉ When is screening for ovarian cancer recommended?
Answer: No current routine screening, check post-menopausal
women with palpable ovary or +BRCA1 and 2
◉ When should cervical cancer screening occur?
, Answer: Start age 21
◉ How often to screen for cervical cancer?
Answer: Every 3 years from 21-29, then every 5 years (with HPV)
from 30-65.
◉ When is colorectal cancer screening recommended? How often?
Answer: Start at age 50; colonoscopy q10 years or flexible
sigmoidoscopy/CT q5 years or FOBT annually
◉ What are the risk factors for prostate cancer?
Answer: Age >50, African ancestry, first degree relative
◉ Who should be screened for AAA?
Answer: Men age 65-75 who have ever smoked
◉ What do the grades A, B, C, D, I mean from USPSTF?
Answer: A and B should be provided to all who qualify, C should be
offered only to patients that meet qualifications, D should not be
recommended, I does not have enough evidence to support use.
◉ When is Hepatitis B vaccine given?
Answer: Birth, 1, 6 months
