NR 667 FNP CAPSTONE PRACTICUM AND
INTENSIVE FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 CERTIFICATION STUDY PACK
◉ Topical antibiotics. Answer: Not effective for managing HSV
outbreaks.
◉ HSV Management. Answer: Includes antiviral therapy and
preventive strategies.
◉ Sebaceous Cyst. Answer: A cyst filled with sebaceous material,
often benign.
◉ Cellulitis. Answer: Bacterial skin infection causing redness and
swelling.
◉ Incision and Drainage. Answer: Surgical procedure to release pus
from abscess.
◉ IV Vancomycin. Answer: Antibiotic used for serious MRSA
infections.
,◉ Prednisone. Answer: Corticosteroid for severe poison ivy
dermatitis.
◉ Cephalexin. Answer: First-generation cephalosporin for skin
infections.
◉ Erysipelas. Answer: Bacterial infection with well-defined skin
borders.
◉ Skin Survey. Answer: Examination to assess skin lesions and
conditions.
◉ Panic Attack. Answer: Sudden episode of intense fear or anxiety.
◉ Seborrheic Keratosis. Answer: Non-cancerous skin growth, often
brown or black.
◉ Acute Poison Ivy Treatment. Answer: Includes corticosteroids like
SoluMedrol or Prednisone.
◉ Antibiotic Coverage. Answer: Use of antibiotics to prevent or treat
infections.
,◉ Skin and Soft Tissue Infections. Answer: Infections affecting skin
layers and underlying tissues.
◉ Fever and Chills. Answer: Common symptoms of infections like
cellulitis.
◉ Well-Defined Borders. Answer: Characteristic of erysipelas,
indicating infection limits.
◉ Pain and Tenderness. Answer: Symptoms associated with skin
infections and inflammation.
◉ Blisters or Bullae. Answer: Fluid-filled lesions that may occur in
severe infections.
◉ BMI. Answer: Body Mass Index, a measure of body fat.
◉ Emergency Evaluation. Answer: Immediate assessment for severe
medical conditions.
◉ Induration. Answer: Hardening of tissue due to inflammation or
infection.
, ◉ Weeping Lesions. Answer: Skin lesions that ooze fluid, often in
infections.
◉ Antibiotic Treatment Initiation. Answer: Starting antibiotics
promptly for suspected infections.
◉ 5-year survival. Answer: Determined by early, aggressive cancer
treatment.
◉ Local wide excision. Answer: Surgical removal ensuring negative
cancer margins.
◉ Cancerous lesion. Answer: Lesion with medium to high
malignancy risk.
◉ Benign lesion. Answer: Non-cancerous lesion with no malignancy
risk.
◉ Skin abscess treatment. Answer: Definitive treatment is incision
and drainage.
◉ Gram-negative antibiotics. Answer: Not recommended for gram-
positive flora areas.
INTENSIVE FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 2026 CERTIFICATION STUDY PACK
◉ Topical antibiotics. Answer: Not effective for managing HSV
outbreaks.
◉ HSV Management. Answer: Includes antiviral therapy and
preventive strategies.
◉ Sebaceous Cyst. Answer: A cyst filled with sebaceous material,
often benign.
◉ Cellulitis. Answer: Bacterial skin infection causing redness and
swelling.
◉ Incision and Drainage. Answer: Surgical procedure to release pus
from abscess.
◉ IV Vancomycin. Answer: Antibiotic used for serious MRSA
infections.
,◉ Prednisone. Answer: Corticosteroid for severe poison ivy
dermatitis.
◉ Cephalexin. Answer: First-generation cephalosporin for skin
infections.
◉ Erysipelas. Answer: Bacterial infection with well-defined skin
borders.
◉ Skin Survey. Answer: Examination to assess skin lesions and
conditions.
◉ Panic Attack. Answer: Sudden episode of intense fear or anxiety.
◉ Seborrheic Keratosis. Answer: Non-cancerous skin growth, often
brown or black.
◉ Acute Poison Ivy Treatment. Answer: Includes corticosteroids like
SoluMedrol or Prednisone.
◉ Antibiotic Coverage. Answer: Use of antibiotics to prevent or treat
infections.
,◉ Skin and Soft Tissue Infections. Answer: Infections affecting skin
layers and underlying tissues.
◉ Fever and Chills. Answer: Common symptoms of infections like
cellulitis.
◉ Well-Defined Borders. Answer: Characteristic of erysipelas,
indicating infection limits.
◉ Pain and Tenderness. Answer: Symptoms associated with skin
infections and inflammation.
◉ Blisters or Bullae. Answer: Fluid-filled lesions that may occur in
severe infections.
◉ BMI. Answer: Body Mass Index, a measure of body fat.
◉ Emergency Evaluation. Answer: Immediate assessment for severe
medical conditions.
◉ Induration. Answer: Hardening of tissue due to inflammation or
infection.
, ◉ Weeping Lesions. Answer: Skin lesions that ooze fluid, often in
infections.
◉ Antibiotic Treatment Initiation. Answer: Starting antibiotics
promptly for suspected infections.
◉ 5-year survival. Answer: Determined by early, aggressive cancer
treatment.
◉ Local wide excision. Answer: Surgical removal ensuring negative
cancer margins.
◉ Cancerous lesion. Answer: Lesion with medium to high
malignancy risk.
◉ Benign lesion. Answer: Non-cancerous lesion with no malignancy
risk.
◉ Skin abscess treatment. Answer: Definitive treatment is incision
and drainage.
◉ Gram-negative antibiotics. Answer: Not recommended for gram-
positive flora areas.
