NR 667 FNP CAPSTONE PRACTICUM AND
INTENSIVE FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 UPDATED EXAM PREP
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ Prednisone oral tablets. Answer: Steroid medication, not typically
used for hyphema.
◉ Beta blocker drops. Answer: Eye drops to manage intraocular
pressure.
◉ Sternocleidomastoid impingement. Answer: Muscle impingement,
not a Le Fort fracture complication.
◉ Loss of bowel tone. Answer: Not associated with facial fractures.
◉ Tetany. Answer: Muscle spasms due to electrolyte imbalances.
◉ Loss of vision. Answer: Worse with immediate surgery post-
trauma.
,◉ Pain management. Answer: Less pain when surgery is performed
immediately.
◉ Strep pharyngitis. Answer: Diagnosis based on symptoms and
throat appearance.
◉ Widespread rash. Answer: Possible reaction to penicillin in strep
treatment.
◉ Splenomegaly. Answer: Enlarged spleen associated with certain
infections.
◉ Keratosis pilaris. Answer: Skin condition possibly triggered by
penicillin.
◉ Pityriasis rosea. Answer: Rash due to immune response, often
viral.
◉ Epstein Barr virus. Answer: Can cause drug rash after penicillin
treatment.
◉ Four Ds of epiglottitis. Answer: Dysphonia, drooling, dysphagia,
not dystonia.
,◉ Dystonia. Answer: Extrapyramidal symptom, not related to
epiglottitis.
◉ Iron deficiency anemia. Answer: Common anemia treated with
ferrous sulfate.
◉ Resolution timeline. Answer: Anemia typically resolves in about 3
months.
◉ Serum ferritin level. Answer: Best test to distinguish iron
deficiency anemia.
◉ Transferrin saturation. Answer: Useful but less specific than
ferritin for anemia.
◉ Iron binding capacity. Answer: Measures iron transport capacity
in the blood.
◉ Mean corpuscular volume. Answer: Indicates average red blood
cell size.
◉ Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC). Answer: Causes
thrombosis and hemorrhage via coagulation overactivation.
, ◉ Aplastic anemia. Answer: Bone marrow failure leading to reduced
blood cells.
◉ Myelodysplastic syndrome. Answer: Disorder causing ineffective
blood cell production.
◉ Thrombocytopenia. Answer: Low platelet count, risk for bleeding.
◉ Warfarin management. Answer: INR of 5.5 requires holding
medication and monitoring.
◉ Acute Myelogenous Leukemia (AML). Answer: Risk from
untreated myelodysplastic syndrome.
◉ Macrocytic anemia. Answer: Anemia characterized by larger than
normal red blood cells.
◉ Multiple myeloma. Answer: Cancer affecting plasma cells in bone
marrow.
◉ Bone pain. Answer: Common symptom in multiple myeloma, often
in back.
INTENSIVE FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 UPDATED EXAM PREP
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ Prednisone oral tablets. Answer: Steroid medication, not typically
used for hyphema.
◉ Beta blocker drops. Answer: Eye drops to manage intraocular
pressure.
◉ Sternocleidomastoid impingement. Answer: Muscle impingement,
not a Le Fort fracture complication.
◉ Loss of bowel tone. Answer: Not associated with facial fractures.
◉ Tetany. Answer: Muscle spasms due to electrolyte imbalances.
◉ Loss of vision. Answer: Worse with immediate surgery post-
trauma.
,◉ Pain management. Answer: Less pain when surgery is performed
immediately.
◉ Strep pharyngitis. Answer: Diagnosis based on symptoms and
throat appearance.
◉ Widespread rash. Answer: Possible reaction to penicillin in strep
treatment.
◉ Splenomegaly. Answer: Enlarged spleen associated with certain
infections.
◉ Keratosis pilaris. Answer: Skin condition possibly triggered by
penicillin.
◉ Pityriasis rosea. Answer: Rash due to immune response, often
viral.
◉ Epstein Barr virus. Answer: Can cause drug rash after penicillin
treatment.
◉ Four Ds of epiglottitis. Answer: Dysphonia, drooling, dysphagia,
not dystonia.
,◉ Dystonia. Answer: Extrapyramidal symptom, not related to
epiglottitis.
◉ Iron deficiency anemia. Answer: Common anemia treated with
ferrous sulfate.
◉ Resolution timeline. Answer: Anemia typically resolves in about 3
months.
◉ Serum ferritin level. Answer: Best test to distinguish iron
deficiency anemia.
◉ Transferrin saturation. Answer: Useful but less specific than
ferritin for anemia.
◉ Iron binding capacity. Answer: Measures iron transport capacity
in the blood.
◉ Mean corpuscular volume. Answer: Indicates average red blood
cell size.
◉ Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC). Answer: Causes
thrombosis and hemorrhage via coagulation overactivation.
, ◉ Aplastic anemia. Answer: Bone marrow failure leading to reduced
blood cells.
◉ Myelodysplastic syndrome. Answer: Disorder causing ineffective
blood cell production.
◉ Thrombocytopenia. Answer: Low platelet count, risk for bleeding.
◉ Warfarin management. Answer: INR of 5.5 requires holding
medication and monitoring.
◉ Acute Myelogenous Leukemia (AML). Answer: Risk from
untreated myelodysplastic syndrome.
◉ Macrocytic anemia. Answer: Anemia characterized by larger than
normal red blood cells.
◉ Multiple myeloma. Answer: Cancer affecting plasma cells in bone
marrow.
◉ Bone pain. Answer: Common symptom in multiple myeloma, often
in back.
