NR667 SCRIPT 2026 FULL CORRECT
ANSWER SET
◉During a neurologic exam (cranial nerves), which is the most
effective for assessing cranial nerve II? Answer: Snellen chart for
visual acuity
◉Having the patient close their eyes and identify a familiar object in
their hand is known as which test? Answer: Stereognosis
◉A patient with a damaged glossopharyngeal nerve might exhibit
which clinical finding? Answer: Impaired gag reflex
◉A patient successfully treated for strep infection now has
hematuria with RBC casts. Which diagnosis is confirmed? Answer:
Glomerulonephritis
◉In addition to dysuria and frequency, which urinalysis finding
confirms pyelonephritis? Answer: WBC casts on urinalysis
, ◉In assessing suspected pyelonephritis, which physical exam test
may elicit a confirmatory response? Answer: Renal punch test
◉In a diabetic hypertensive patient, which first test is used to
evaluate early renal dysfunction? Answer: Urinalysis with
micro/macro albumin
◉A 19-year-old female with groin pain and a recent promiscuous
partner. She shuffles when walking, STI positive. Which agent most
likely caused this? Answer: Gonorrhea and Chlamydia
◉A 15-year-old with dysfunctional uterine bleeding (DUB). Which
lab should be ordered first? Answer: Serum human chorionic
gonadotropin (HCG)
◉A 25-year-old with malodorous vaginal discharge suspicious for
bacterial vaginosis. Which test is not used to diagnose BV? Answer:
Gonorrhea and Chlamydia DNA probe
◉A patient with CHF (EF 30%) has SOB only with jogging/exercise,
not at rest or ADLs. Which NYHA class is this? Answer: Class II
◉A patient presents with new-onset irregularly irregular rapid HR
around 100 bpm for several days. What is the first priority
ANSWER SET
◉During a neurologic exam (cranial nerves), which is the most
effective for assessing cranial nerve II? Answer: Snellen chart for
visual acuity
◉Having the patient close their eyes and identify a familiar object in
their hand is known as which test? Answer: Stereognosis
◉A patient with a damaged glossopharyngeal nerve might exhibit
which clinical finding? Answer: Impaired gag reflex
◉A patient successfully treated for strep infection now has
hematuria with RBC casts. Which diagnosis is confirmed? Answer:
Glomerulonephritis
◉In addition to dysuria and frequency, which urinalysis finding
confirms pyelonephritis? Answer: WBC casts on urinalysis
, ◉In assessing suspected pyelonephritis, which physical exam test
may elicit a confirmatory response? Answer: Renal punch test
◉In a diabetic hypertensive patient, which first test is used to
evaluate early renal dysfunction? Answer: Urinalysis with
micro/macro albumin
◉A 19-year-old female with groin pain and a recent promiscuous
partner. She shuffles when walking, STI positive. Which agent most
likely caused this? Answer: Gonorrhea and Chlamydia
◉A 15-year-old with dysfunctional uterine bleeding (DUB). Which
lab should be ordered first? Answer: Serum human chorionic
gonadotropin (HCG)
◉A 25-year-old with malodorous vaginal discharge suspicious for
bacterial vaginosis. Which test is not used to diagnose BV? Answer:
Gonorrhea and Chlamydia DNA probe
◉A patient with CHF (EF 30%) has SOB only with jogging/exercise,
not at rest or ADLs. Which NYHA class is this? Answer: Class II
◉A patient presents with new-onset irregularly irregular rapid HR
around 100 bpm for several days. What is the first priority
