NRNP 6675 2026 EXAM STUDY GUIDE
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
◉Full practice. Answer: Nursing practice model recommended for
NPs
◉Medicare coverage. Answer: Includes individuals 65+, disabled,
and those in poverty
◉Libido neurotransmitter. Answer: Dopamine increases libido.
◉Poor prognosis factors in OCD. Answer: Childhood onset and co-
existing major depressive disorder indicate poor prognosis.
◉Schizophrenia misconception. Answer: Diagnosis isn't solely
history-based; dopamine level isn't a diagnostic test.
◉Trichotillomania. Answer: Chronic disorder involving hair pulling
leading to hair loss.
, ◉Neuroleptic malignant syndrome risks. Answer: Rapid dose
escalation and higher potency antipsychotics increase risk.
◉Mesocortical pathway D2 blockade effect. Answer: Reduces
negative symptoms but increases EPS.
◉PCP and Ketamine effects. Answer: Block NMDA receptors to exert
unique behavioral effects.
◉Substance intoxication diagnosis. Answer: Describes signs and
symptoms post recent substance exposure.
◉Contingency management therapy. Answer: Reinforces behaviors
through a psychology principle.
◉Social determinants of health. Answer: Conditions influencing
people's lives, work, and health.
◉ANCC recertification rules. Answer: Need 25 credit hours yearly,
1000 clinical practice hours in 5 years, and 25 pharmacotherapy
hours.
◉School violence risk factors. Answer: Include bullying, being
bullied, isolation, and involvement in school organizations.
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
◉Full practice. Answer: Nursing practice model recommended for
NPs
◉Medicare coverage. Answer: Includes individuals 65+, disabled,
and those in poverty
◉Libido neurotransmitter. Answer: Dopamine increases libido.
◉Poor prognosis factors in OCD. Answer: Childhood onset and co-
existing major depressive disorder indicate poor prognosis.
◉Schizophrenia misconception. Answer: Diagnosis isn't solely
history-based; dopamine level isn't a diagnostic test.
◉Trichotillomania. Answer: Chronic disorder involving hair pulling
leading to hair loss.
, ◉Neuroleptic malignant syndrome risks. Answer: Rapid dose
escalation and higher potency antipsychotics increase risk.
◉Mesocortical pathway D2 blockade effect. Answer: Reduces
negative symptoms but increases EPS.
◉PCP and Ketamine effects. Answer: Block NMDA receptors to exert
unique behavioral effects.
◉Substance intoxication diagnosis. Answer: Describes signs and
symptoms post recent substance exposure.
◉Contingency management therapy. Answer: Reinforces behaviors
through a psychology principle.
◉Social determinants of health. Answer: Conditions influencing
people's lives, work, and health.
◉ANCC recertification rules. Answer: Need 25 credit hours yearly,
1000 clinical practice hours in 5 years, and 25 pharmacotherapy
hours.
◉School violence risk factors. Answer: Include bullying, being
bullied, isolation, and involvement in school organizations.
