ADVANCED TRAUMA CARE NURSING
CERTIFICATION TEST 2026 FULL ANSWERS
GUARANTEED PASS
⩥ Piaget's cognitive development theory includes which of the
following? Answer: sensorimotor
⩥ A mother brings her 3-year-old son to the clinic where the FNP
diagnoses impetigo. The FNP understands that which of the following
statements about treatment for this disease is least accurate? Answer:
Mupirocin and oral erythromycin are not as effective as penicillin.
⩥ Which of the following factors would most likely be associated with
blepharitis? Answer: -rosacea
-seborrhea
-contact lens use
⩥ The FNP understands that in terms of physiological adaptations during
pregnancy, which of the following is the least likely to happen? Answer:
Insulin levels decrease by 2 to 10-fold.
⩥ The FNP calculates a patient's BMI to be 23. Which category would
this patient fall into? Answer: normal weight
-a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 are considered of normal weight.
,⩥ Blank staring lasting 3 - 50 seconds accompanied by impaired level of
consciousness is an indication of which of the following types of
seizures? Answer: absence
⩥ You are monitoring a patient for signs of heart failure. You understand
that a sign of left-sided heart failure is which of the following? Answer:
orthopnea
⩥ Upon examination you find that your patient has unequal pupil size
and the pupils are reactive to light and accommodation. This indicates
which of the following? Answer: anisocoria
⩥ All of the following are drugs used for Cushing's disease EXCEPT:
Answer: digoxin
⩥ Which of the following bronchodilator categories would include
ipratropium bromide and glycopyrrolate? Answer: anticholinergics
⩥ The FNP has a menopausal woman patient who is troubled by hot
flashes. The FNP tells her that they can often be reduced in number and
minimized in severity with simple lifestyle changes. All of the following
would be a hot flash trigger EXCEPT: Answer: chocolate consumption
alcohol usetight
restrictive clothing
, *****cold baths or showers
⩥ According to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
(HIPAA), which of the following circumstances would require a patient
consent? Answer: surgical treatment
⩥ Melba is a 38-year-old sexually active female who comes to you
complaining of lower abdominal pain and cramping. She tells you that
she has not had a period for about 7 weeks. The pain worsens when she
is lying down on her back. You might suspect which of the following?
Answer: ectopic pregnancy
⩥ Which of the following cranial nerves would be responsible for the
sense of smell? Answer: CN I
⩥ Which of the following rash-producing febrile illnesses is caused by
the human parvovirus B19? Answer: Fifth disease
⩥ Which of the following parts of the eye is for color perception?
Answer: cones
⩥ Which of the following tests would you most likely order for a patient
whom you suspect has iron deficiency anemia? Answer: -CBC with
differential or smear
-TIBC
CERTIFICATION TEST 2026 FULL ANSWERS
GUARANTEED PASS
⩥ Piaget's cognitive development theory includes which of the
following? Answer: sensorimotor
⩥ A mother brings her 3-year-old son to the clinic where the FNP
diagnoses impetigo. The FNP understands that which of the following
statements about treatment for this disease is least accurate? Answer:
Mupirocin and oral erythromycin are not as effective as penicillin.
⩥ Which of the following factors would most likely be associated with
blepharitis? Answer: -rosacea
-seborrhea
-contact lens use
⩥ The FNP understands that in terms of physiological adaptations during
pregnancy, which of the following is the least likely to happen? Answer:
Insulin levels decrease by 2 to 10-fold.
⩥ The FNP calculates a patient's BMI to be 23. Which category would
this patient fall into? Answer: normal weight
-a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 are considered of normal weight.
,⩥ Blank staring lasting 3 - 50 seconds accompanied by impaired level of
consciousness is an indication of which of the following types of
seizures? Answer: absence
⩥ You are monitoring a patient for signs of heart failure. You understand
that a sign of left-sided heart failure is which of the following? Answer:
orthopnea
⩥ Upon examination you find that your patient has unequal pupil size
and the pupils are reactive to light and accommodation. This indicates
which of the following? Answer: anisocoria
⩥ All of the following are drugs used for Cushing's disease EXCEPT:
Answer: digoxin
⩥ Which of the following bronchodilator categories would include
ipratropium bromide and glycopyrrolate? Answer: anticholinergics
⩥ The FNP has a menopausal woman patient who is troubled by hot
flashes. The FNP tells her that they can often be reduced in number and
minimized in severity with simple lifestyle changes. All of the following
would be a hot flash trigger EXCEPT: Answer: chocolate consumption
alcohol usetight
restrictive clothing
, *****cold baths or showers
⩥ According to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
(HIPAA), which of the following circumstances would require a patient
consent? Answer: surgical treatment
⩥ Melba is a 38-year-old sexually active female who comes to you
complaining of lower abdominal pain and cramping. She tells you that
she has not had a period for about 7 weeks. The pain worsens when she
is lying down on her back. You might suspect which of the following?
Answer: ectopic pregnancy
⩥ Which of the following cranial nerves would be responsible for the
sense of smell? Answer: CN I
⩥ Which of the following rash-producing febrile illnesses is caused by
the human parvovirus B19? Answer: Fifth disease
⩥ Which of the following parts of the eye is for color perception?
Answer: cones
⩥ Which of the following tests would you most likely order for a patient
whom you suspect has iron deficiency anemia? Answer: -CBC with
differential or smear
-TIBC
