NR667 PROFESSIONAL EXAMPREP 2026
TESTED QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS FULL
REVIEW GRADED A+
◉ A 52-year-old male with hearing difficulty in the right ear. Which
test helps differentiate conductive vs. sensorineural loss? Answer:
Weber test
◉ Your patient provides a research paper on a sinus infection
treatment. Which study design is the highest level of evidence?
Answer: Systematic review
◉ A 16-year-old female with heavy menses, severe cramping, and
possible
endometriosis. Which diagnosis should you consider first in your
workup? Answer: Endometriosis
◉ A patient with elevated MCV and MCH on CBC might have which
condition? Answer: Recent gastric bypass surgery
, ◉ A patient's platelet count dropped from 140,000 to 60,000 after
recent cath lab procedures with heparin. Which diagnosis must be
ruled out? Answer: Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia
◉ A patient has elevated WBC, fever, and chills. Which of the
following is not a potential cause of the elevated WBC? Answer:
Discontinuation syndrome from abruptly stopping SSRI therapy
◉ A patient had a thymectomy and was diagnosed with "whole-body
weakness." Which diagnosis is most likely? Answer: Myasthenia
gravis
◉ A 17-year-old with a bee sting to the face who now has swelling
and trouble breathing. Which diagnosis is most common? Answer:
IgE-mediated type I hypersensitivity reaction
◉ A 28-year-old male with HIV is "well managed" if, in addition to
having a good CD4 count, he also has what? Answer: Undetectable or
very low viral copies
◉ A 22-year-old female with lab evidence of SLE might also have
which classic physical finding? Answer: Butterfly rash on the face
crossing the midline of the nose
TESTED QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS FULL
REVIEW GRADED A+
◉ A 52-year-old male with hearing difficulty in the right ear. Which
test helps differentiate conductive vs. sensorineural loss? Answer:
Weber test
◉ Your patient provides a research paper on a sinus infection
treatment. Which study design is the highest level of evidence?
Answer: Systematic review
◉ A 16-year-old female with heavy menses, severe cramping, and
possible
endometriosis. Which diagnosis should you consider first in your
workup? Answer: Endometriosis
◉ A patient with elevated MCV and MCH on CBC might have which
condition? Answer: Recent gastric bypass surgery
, ◉ A patient's platelet count dropped from 140,000 to 60,000 after
recent cath lab procedures with heparin. Which diagnosis must be
ruled out? Answer: Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia
◉ A patient has elevated WBC, fever, and chills. Which of the
following is not a potential cause of the elevated WBC? Answer:
Discontinuation syndrome from abruptly stopping SSRI therapy
◉ A patient had a thymectomy and was diagnosed with "whole-body
weakness." Which diagnosis is most likely? Answer: Myasthenia
gravis
◉ A 17-year-old with a bee sting to the face who now has swelling
and trouble breathing. Which diagnosis is most common? Answer:
IgE-mediated type I hypersensitivity reaction
◉ A 28-year-old male with HIV is "well managed" if, in addition to
having a good CD4 count, he also has what? Answer: Undetectable or
very low viral copies
◉ A 22-year-old female with lab evidence of SLE might also have
which classic physical finding? Answer: Butterfly rash on the face
crossing the midline of the nose
