NGR6605 Test Questions - Exams 2 Only
With Complete Solutions
Question 1
There is a greater risk of balanitis in which of the following conditions?
- Renal insufficiency
- Diabetes
- Graves disease
- Asthma - ANSWER - Diabetes
(Exam 2)
Question 2
Which of the following patients has the least risk of developing prostate cancer?
a) Jack, age 58, who is an African-American
b) Juan, age 46, who is from Honduras
c) Sam, age 60, who has a BMI of 35 due to his high fat diet
d) Martin, age 61, whose brother has prostate cancer - ANSWER b) Juan, age
46, who is from Honduras
(Exam 2)
Question 3
Mike has diabetes mellitus, coronary artery disease, and erectile dysfunction.
He takes nitroglycerin (NTG) PRN for angina. Why is Sildenafil (Viagra)
contraindicated for this patient?
a) Both Viagra and NTG increase the blood pressure placing Mike at increased
cardiovascular risk
b) Both Viagra and NTG cause vasodilation placing Mike at increased risk of
severe hypotension
,c) Both Viagra and NTG cause vasoconstriction placing Mike at increased risk of
a myocardial infarction
d) Both Viagra and NTG can cause severe headaches which could interfere with
sexual activity - ANSWER c) Both Viagra and NTG cause vasoconstriction
placing Mike at increased risk of a myocardial infarction
(Exam 2)
Question 4
A patient presents with a temperature of 103, flank pain, nausea, vomiting, and
CVA tenderness. Prior to any lab work, the nurse practitioner suspects?
a) UTI
b) New onset renal failure
c) Pyelonephritis
d) Renal stones - ANSWER c) Pyelonephritis
(Exam 2)
Question 5
Mary, age 56, presents complaining of urinary incontinence. She has had
occasional episodes since the birth of her 5th child, but this problem is "getting
worse." After ruling out an infection, what is the first line treatment for this
disorder?
a) Treatment with antihistamines
b) Referral for surgical repair
c) Oral or topical estrogen
d) Behavior approaches and lifestyle modifications - ANSWER d) Behavior
approaches and lifestyle modifications
(Exam 2)
Question 6
Which statement is most accurate regarding interstitial cystitis?
a) The most common symptoms are urinary frequency, urgency and pelvic pain.
b) Long-term low-dose antibiotics are sometimes helpful for this disorder (not
this one)
, c) The most common symptoms are suprapubic pain and burning with urination
d) Hematuria is not uncommon in this disorder - ANSWER a) The most common
symptoms are urinary frequency, urgency and pelvic pain.
(Exam 2)
Question 7
Which of the following drugs should be considered 1st line therapy for a patient
who has both hypertension and stage 1 or 2 renal disease?
a) A diuretic
b) A beta blocker
c) An angiotenson II receptor blocker
d) An alpha 1 antagonist - ANSWER c) An angiotenson II receptor blocker
(exam 2)
Question 8
Pelvic floor exercises are most effective for treating which type of incontinence?
a) Functional
b) Overflow
c) Stress
d) Urge - ANSWER c) Stress
(exam 2)
Question 9
Which of the following statements about BUN and creatinine levels is most
accurate?
a) The BUN rises more quickly than the creatinine level and is a better indicator
of renal function
You Answered
b) The creatinine level rises more quickly than the BUN and is a better indicator
of renal function
c) The BUN rises more slowly than the creatinine level and is a better indicator
of renal function
Correct Answer
With Complete Solutions
Question 1
There is a greater risk of balanitis in which of the following conditions?
- Renal insufficiency
- Diabetes
- Graves disease
- Asthma - ANSWER - Diabetes
(Exam 2)
Question 2
Which of the following patients has the least risk of developing prostate cancer?
a) Jack, age 58, who is an African-American
b) Juan, age 46, who is from Honduras
c) Sam, age 60, who has a BMI of 35 due to his high fat diet
d) Martin, age 61, whose brother has prostate cancer - ANSWER b) Juan, age
46, who is from Honduras
(Exam 2)
Question 3
Mike has diabetes mellitus, coronary artery disease, and erectile dysfunction.
He takes nitroglycerin (NTG) PRN for angina. Why is Sildenafil (Viagra)
contraindicated for this patient?
a) Both Viagra and NTG increase the blood pressure placing Mike at increased
cardiovascular risk
b) Both Viagra and NTG cause vasodilation placing Mike at increased risk of
severe hypotension
,c) Both Viagra and NTG cause vasoconstriction placing Mike at increased risk of
a myocardial infarction
d) Both Viagra and NTG can cause severe headaches which could interfere with
sexual activity - ANSWER c) Both Viagra and NTG cause vasoconstriction
placing Mike at increased risk of a myocardial infarction
(Exam 2)
Question 4
A patient presents with a temperature of 103, flank pain, nausea, vomiting, and
CVA tenderness. Prior to any lab work, the nurse practitioner suspects?
a) UTI
b) New onset renal failure
c) Pyelonephritis
d) Renal stones - ANSWER c) Pyelonephritis
(Exam 2)
Question 5
Mary, age 56, presents complaining of urinary incontinence. She has had
occasional episodes since the birth of her 5th child, but this problem is "getting
worse." After ruling out an infection, what is the first line treatment for this
disorder?
a) Treatment with antihistamines
b) Referral for surgical repair
c) Oral or topical estrogen
d) Behavior approaches and lifestyle modifications - ANSWER d) Behavior
approaches and lifestyle modifications
(Exam 2)
Question 6
Which statement is most accurate regarding interstitial cystitis?
a) The most common symptoms are urinary frequency, urgency and pelvic pain.
b) Long-term low-dose antibiotics are sometimes helpful for this disorder (not
this one)
, c) The most common symptoms are suprapubic pain and burning with urination
d) Hematuria is not uncommon in this disorder - ANSWER a) The most common
symptoms are urinary frequency, urgency and pelvic pain.
(Exam 2)
Question 7
Which of the following drugs should be considered 1st line therapy for a patient
who has both hypertension and stage 1 or 2 renal disease?
a) A diuretic
b) A beta blocker
c) An angiotenson II receptor blocker
d) An alpha 1 antagonist - ANSWER c) An angiotenson II receptor blocker
(exam 2)
Question 8
Pelvic floor exercises are most effective for treating which type of incontinence?
a) Functional
b) Overflow
c) Stress
d) Urge - ANSWER c) Stress
(exam 2)
Question 9
Which of the following statements about BUN and creatinine levels is most
accurate?
a) The BUN rises more quickly than the creatinine level and is a better indicator
of renal function
You Answered
b) The creatinine level rises more quickly than the BUN and is a better indicator
of renal function
c) The BUN rises more slowly than the creatinine level and is a better indicator
of renal function
Correct Answer
