FNP BOARD REVIEW: BITS AND PIECES WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
1. Primary prevention measures include: activities provided to
indi- viduals to prevent
the on- set or
acquisition of a giv- en
disease. to spare indi-
viduals suttering,
burden and cost
associated with a
clinical condition
2. Examples of primary prevention: education, use of car
re- straints, fall
prevention ed- ucation,
immunizations
3. Active immunization through use of vaccines
4. Passive immunization through the use of immune globulin (only
provides temporary pro-
tection)
5. Secondary prevention measures: include activities
provided to identify and
treat symp- tomatic
persons who have risk
factors for a given dis-
ease or in preclinical
dis- ease
6. examples of secondary prevention include: screening
examinations
for a given disease or in
preclinical disease
1/
45
,FNP BOARD REVIEW: BITS AND PIECES WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
mammography
Cervical exam, pap
smear
7. If anaphylactic reaction history is to Neomycin IPV, MMR, Varicella
avoid the immunization:
2/
45
,FNP BOARD REVIEW: BITS AND PIECES WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
8. If anaphylactic reaction history is to IPV, Vaccinia (small pox)
streptomycin, polycyxin B, neomycin avoid
the immunization:
9. If anaphylactic reaction history is to Baker's yeast avoid Hepatitis B
the immunization:
10. If anaphylactic reaction history is to egg avoid Influenza vaccine (nasal
the im- munization: spray, injected)
11. If anaphylactic reaction history is to gelatin MMR
avoid the immunization:
12. With HIV infections, live virus vaccines usually CD4 T lymphocyte cell
not giv- en with: counts less than 200
cell/uL.
13. A 6-month-old infant is brought to the clinic sit up, with and without
for a
well-child visit. The developmental assessment should support
include evaluation of the infant's ability to:
a.Pick up small objects with the thumb and forefinger.
b. Say "no-no" and "bye-bye."
c. Sit up, with and without support.
d. Pull-up to a standing position.
14. A 15-year-old female comes in for routine treatment erythromycin 1%
gel
of acne vulgaris. She has been using benzoyl peroxide (E-mycin) gel in
the morn-
facial scrubs with no improvement. and a few
Numerous open and closed comedones are pustules.
seen on exam, as well as numerous papules No cysts or
3/
45
, FNP BOARD REVIEW: BITS AND PIECES WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
scarring are noted. The preferred treatment ing and 0.025%
regimen would be: tretinoin (retin-A)
a. Isotretinoin (Accutane) in the morning and cream at bed time
minocy-
4/
45
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
1. Primary prevention measures include: activities provided to
indi- viduals to prevent
the on- set or
acquisition of a giv- en
disease. to spare indi-
viduals suttering,
burden and cost
associated with a
clinical condition
2. Examples of primary prevention: education, use of car
re- straints, fall
prevention ed- ucation,
immunizations
3. Active immunization through use of vaccines
4. Passive immunization through the use of immune globulin (only
provides temporary pro-
tection)
5. Secondary prevention measures: include activities
provided to identify and
treat symp- tomatic
persons who have risk
factors for a given dis-
ease or in preclinical
dis- ease
6. examples of secondary prevention include: screening
examinations
for a given disease or in
preclinical disease
1/
45
,FNP BOARD REVIEW: BITS AND PIECES WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
mammography
Cervical exam, pap
smear
7. If anaphylactic reaction history is to Neomycin IPV, MMR, Varicella
avoid the immunization:
2/
45
,FNP BOARD REVIEW: BITS AND PIECES WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
8. If anaphylactic reaction history is to IPV, Vaccinia (small pox)
streptomycin, polycyxin B, neomycin avoid
the immunization:
9. If anaphylactic reaction history is to Baker's yeast avoid Hepatitis B
the immunization:
10. If anaphylactic reaction history is to egg avoid Influenza vaccine (nasal
the im- munization: spray, injected)
11. If anaphylactic reaction history is to gelatin MMR
avoid the immunization:
12. With HIV infections, live virus vaccines usually CD4 T lymphocyte cell
not giv- en with: counts less than 200
cell/uL.
13. A 6-month-old infant is brought to the clinic sit up, with and without
for a
well-child visit. The developmental assessment should support
include evaluation of the infant's ability to:
a.Pick up small objects with the thumb and forefinger.
b. Say "no-no" and "bye-bye."
c. Sit up, with and without support.
d. Pull-up to a standing position.
14. A 15-year-old female comes in for routine treatment erythromycin 1%
gel
of acne vulgaris. She has been using benzoyl peroxide (E-mycin) gel in
the morn-
facial scrubs with no improvement. and a few
Numerous open and closed comedones are pustules.
seen on exam, as well as numerous papules No cysts or
3/
45
, FNP BOARD REVIEW: BITS AND PIECES WITH ALL
CORRECT & VERIFIED ANSWERS (UPDATED TO PASS)
scarring are noted. The preferred treatment ing and 0.025%
regimen would be: tretinoin (retin-A)
a. Isotretinoin (Accutane) in the morning and cream at bed time
minocy-
4/
45
