NSG6001 FINAL EXAM ADVANCED
NURSING PRACTICE II MULTIPLE
VERSIONS EXAM SCRIPT 2026 UPDATED
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ Spread of genital herpes only occurs during the time period with
active lesions. Is this statement true or false? Answer: False (This is a
false statement: spread of genital herpes only occurs during the time
period with active lesions.)
⩥ What is the treatment of choice for uncomplicated community-
acquired cystitis? Answer: TMP-SMZ (TMP-SMZ is the treatment of
choice for uncomplicated community-acquired cystitis.)
⩥ What sexually transmitted disease is most widespread in the USA
today? Answer: Chlamydia (The most widespread sexually transmitted
disease in the USA today is chlamydia.)
⩥ Sexual partners of a patient with a diagnosed STI should always
be examined and treated. Is this statement true or false? Answer: True
,⩥ Your 60-year old male patient arrives for his appointment. He
complains of general malaise and fever over the past several days with
low back pain. He also states that he is getting up at night more often to
urinate and never feels his bladder is completely empty. What
differential diagnosis should you consider in this patient? Answer: Acute
bacterial prostatitis (Acute bacterial prostatitis is the correct answer.)
⩥ Your patient has uncomplicated pyelonephritis. In deciding your
recommended treatment, you consider the most common pathogenic
reason for this diagnosis. What pathogen accounts for the majority of
pyelonephritis? Answer: E. Coli (E. Coli is the pathogen that accounts
for the majority of pyelonephritis
⩥ The provider is evaluating a patient for potential causes of urinary
incontinence and performs a postvoid residual (PVR) test which yields
30 mL of urine. What is the interpretation of this result? Answer: c. This
is a normal result. PVR less than 50 mL is considered normal and this
result does not indicate any abnormality.
⩥ The provider is counseling a patient who has stress incontinence about
ways to minimize accidents. What will the provider suggest initially?
Answer: D. Voiding every 2 hours during the day
Timed voiding is useful to help minimize stress incontinence and is used
initially. Increasing fluid intake will increase symptoms. PT referral may
be done if other measures fail to help with exercises to strengthen the
pelvic floor muscles. Pseudoephedrine is useful, but not an initial
therapy.REF: Stress Incontinence/Behavioral Therapies
, ⩥ An older male patient reports urinary frequency, back pain, and
nocturia. A dipstick urinalysis reveals hematuria. What will the provider
do next to evaluate this condition? Answer: a. Order a PSA and perform
a digital rectal exam.
Rationale: Patients with symptoms of potential prostate cancer should be
screened with PSA and DRE. Referral to a urologist is the next step even
with normal findings, since PSA is occasionally normal. The urologist
may order TRUS or biopsy.REF: Clinical Presentation/Diagnostics
⩥ An older male patient has a screening PSA which is 12 ng/mL. What
does this value indicate? Answer: D. Prostate Cancer
Rationale: A PSA greater than 10 ng/mL suggests prostate cancer. A
level between 4 and 10 ng/mL may be early prostate cancer or a benign
condition. A level less than 4 ng/mL is normal.REF: Diagnostics
⩥ A patient is diagnosed with prostate cancer and diagnostic testing
reveals disease that has gone past the prostatic capsule without evidence
of metastasis. The patient does not wish to undergo treatment. What will
the provider tell this patient? Answer: B. Monitoring PSA with regular
DSE is an acceptable option.
Rationale: This patient has stage T2 prostate cancer which may be
managed with watchful waiting which includes PSA and DRE
evaluation. Chemotherapy, palliative radiation therapy, and hormonal
therapy are not required.REF: Management
NURSING PRACTICE II MULTIPLE
VERSIONS EXAM SCRIPT 2026 UPDATED
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED ANSWERS
GRADED A+
⩥ Spread of genital herpes only occurs during the time period with
active lesions. Is this statement true or false? Answer: False (This is a
false statement: spread of genital herpes only occurs during the time
period with active lesions.)
⩥ What is the treatment of choice for uncomplicated community-
acquired cystitis? Answer: TMP-SMZ (TMP-SMZ is the treatment of
choice for uncomplicated community-acquired cystitis.)
⩥ What sexually transmitted disease is most widespread in the USA
today? Answer: Chlamydia (The most widespread sexually transmitted
disease in the USA today is chlamydia.)
⩥ Sexual partners of a patient with a diagnosed STI should always
be examined and treated. Is this statement true or false? Answer: True
,⩥ Your 60-year old male patient arrives for his appointment. He
complains of general malaise and fever over the past several days with
low back pain. He also states that he is getting up at night more often to
urinate and never feels his bladder is completely empty. What
differential diagnosis should you consider in this patient? Answer: Acute
bacterial prostatitis (Acute bacterial prostatitis is the correct answer.)
⩥ Your patient has uncomplicated pyelonephritis. In deciding your
recommended treatment, you consider the most common pathogenic
reason for this diagnosis. What pathogen accounts for the majority of
pyelonephritis? Answer: E. Coli (E. Coli is the pathogen that accounts
for the majority of pyelonephritis
⩥ The provider is evaluating a patient for potential causes of urinary
incontinence and performs a postvoid residual (PVR) test which yields
30 mL of urine. What is the interpretation of this result? Answer: c. This
is a normal result. PVR less than 50 mL is considered normal and this
result does not indicate any abnormality.
⩥ The provider is counseling a patient who has stress incontinence about
ways to minimize accidents. What will the provider suggest initially?
Answer: D. Voiding every 2 hours during the day
Timed voiding is useful to help minimize stress incontinence and is used
initially. Increasing fluid intake will increase symptoms. PT referral may
be done if other measures fail to help with exercises to strengthen the
pelvic floor muscles. Pseudoephedrine is useful, but not an initial
therapy.REF: Stress Incontinence/Behavioral Therapies
, ⩥ An older male patient reports urinary frequency, back pain, and
nocturia. A dipstick urinalysis reveals hematuria. What will the provider
do next to evaluate this condition? Answer: a. Order a PSA and perform
a digital rectal exam.
Rationale: Patients with symptoms of potential prostate cancer should be
screened with PSA and DRE. Referral to a urologist is the next step even
with normal findings, since PSA is occasionally normal. The urologist
may order TRUS or biopsy.REF: Clinical Presentation/Diagnostics
⩥ An older male patient has a screening PSA which is 12 ng/mL. What
does this value indicate? Answer: D. Prostate Cancer
Rationale: A PSA greater than 10 ng/mL suggests prostate cancer. A
level between 4 and 10 ng/mL may be early prostate cancer or a benign
condition. A level less than 4 ng/mL is normal.REF: Diagnostics
⩥ A patient is diagnosed with prostate cancer and diagnostic testing
reveals disease that has gone past the prostatic capsule without evidence
of metastasis. The patient does not wish to undergo treatment. What will
the provider tell this patient? Answer: B. Monitoring PSA with regular
DSE is an acceptable option.
Rationale: This patient has stage T2 prostate cancer which may be
managed with watchful waiting which includes PSA and DRE
evaluation. Chemotherapy, palliative radiation therapy, and hormonal
therapy are not required.REF: Management
