AANP FNP Family NURSE Practitioner
Study Guide Review A+ Questions and
Answers Verified Solutions Latest Update
2026/2027
Answer:
Grades I-barely, II-audible, III-clearly audible, IV-first time thrill, V-Steth edge, VI-entire steth.
■ Fundal height at 12 weeks.
Answer:
Fundal Height 12 weeks above symphysis pubis.
■ Fundus at 16 weeks.
Answer:
Fundus 16 weeks between symphysis pubis and umbilicus.
■ Fundus at 20 weeks.
Answer:
Fundus at 20 weeks is at umbilicus.
■ Normal fundal height variation.
Answer:
2 cm more or less from number of weeks gestation is normal if more or less order US.
■ 3 month old infant with down syndrome.
Answer:
Pale conjunctiva but otherwise healthy. Low HCT. Additional test: Iron, TIBC.
■ TSH and T4 levels after 3 months of synthroid.
Answer:
,TSH increased, T4 normal, increase medication.
■ Assessing cognitive function.
Answer:
3 ways to assess cognitive function in patient with signs/symptoms of memory loss: Mini mental
exam.
■ 4 month old with strabismus.
Answer:
Tell her it is normal.
■ 4 month old won't keep anything down.
Answer:
Look at the growth chart.
■ 6 month old closed anterior fontanel.
Answer:
X-ray.
■ Abnormal cells on PAP.
Answer:
Refer for Colposcopy.
■ CAGE acronym.
Answer:
Cut down, Annoyed by criticism, Guilty about drinking, Eye opener drink.
■ Causes of tachycardia.
Answer:
Fever, Anemia, Hypotension.
■ Cranial nerves for extraocular movements.
Answer:
,CN 3, 4, 6.
■ Definition of metabolic syndrome.
Answer:
Cluster of conditions that increase risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes.
■ Diagnosing trichomoniasis.
Answer:
Wet prep.
■ Elderly with atrophic vaginitis.
Answer:
Pelvic US.
■ Epistaxis location.
Answer:
Kiesselbach's triangle, located in the anterior septum.
■ Diagnosis of acute bacterial prostatitis.
Answer:
Urinalysis and culture.
■ GERD treatment.
Answer:
H2 is first line, give hs.
■ Grade 3 cells on Pap treatment.
Answer:
LEEP excision.
■ Fingernail hematoma treatment.
Answer:
, Drill hole and drain blood.
■ Increased risk of ectopic pregnancy.
Answer:
Salpingitis, or history of abortion, PID.
■ Koplick spots.
Answer:
Measles (rubeola). Grains of salt lesions inside mouth in Measles.
■ Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease.
Answer:
Avascular necrosis of the proximal femoral head.
■ Lipid level of 1500.
Answer:
Increased risk for pancreatitis.
■ Low HGB, Low HCT, High MCV.
Answer:
Indicates macrocytic anemia, B12 deficiency.
■ BPH digital exam findings.
Answer:
Prostate feels enlarged, symmetrical, smooth.
■ HTN, CAD, absent pedal pulses.
Answer:
Indicates arterial insufficiency.
■ McMurray's Sign.
Answer:
Study Guide Review A+ Questions and
Answers Verified Solutions Latest Update
2026/2027
Answer:
Grades I-barely, II-audible, III-clearly audible, IV-first time thrill, V-Steth edge, VI-entire steth.
■ Fundal height at 12 weeks.
Answer:
Fundal Height 12 weeks above symphysis pubis.
■ Fundus at 16 weeks.
Answer:
Fundus 16 weeks between symphysis pubis and umbilicus.
■ Fundus at 20 weeks.
Answer:
Fundus at 20 weeks is at umbilicus.
■ Normal fundal height variation.
Answer:
2 cm more or less from number of weeks gestation is normal if more or less order US.
■ 3 month old infant with down syndrome.
Answer:
Pale conjunctiva but otherwise healthy. Low HCT. Additional test: Iron, TIBC.
■ TSH and T4 levels after 3 months of synthroid.
Answer:
,TSH increased, T4 normal, increase medication.
■ Assessing cognitive function.
Answer:
3 ways to assess cognitive function in patient with signs/symptoms of memory loss: Mini mental
exam.
■ 4 month old with strabismus.
Answer:
Tell her it is normal.
■ 4 month old won't keep anything down.
Answer:
Look at the growth chart.
■ 6 month old closed anterior fontanel.
Answer:
X-ray.
■ Abnormal cells on PAP.
Answer:
Refer for Colposcopy.
■ CAGE acronym.
Answer:
Cut down, Annoyed by criticism, Guilty about drinking, Eye opener drink.
■ Causes of tachycardia.
Answer:
Fever, Anemia, Hypotension.
■ Cranial nerves for extraocular movements.
Answer:
,CN 3, 4, 6.
■ Definition of metabolic syndrome.
Answer:
Cluster of conditions that increase risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes.
■ Diagnosing trichomoniasis.
Answer:
Wet prep.
■ Elderly with atrophic vaginitis.
Answer:
Pelvic US.
■ Epistaxis location.
Answer:
Kiesselbach's triangle, located in the anterior septum.
■ Diagnosis of acute bacterial prostatitis.
Answer:
Urinalysis and culture.
■ GERD treatment.
Answer:
H2 is first line, give hs.
■ Grade 3 cells on Pap treatment.
Answer:
LEEP excision.
■ Fingernail hematoma treatment.
Answer:
, Drill hole and drain blood.
■ Increased risk of ectopic pregnancy.
Answer:
Salpingitis, or history of abortion, PID.
■ Koplick spots.
Answer:
Measles (rubeola). Grains of salt lesions inside mouth in Measles.
■ Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease.
Answer:
Avascular necrosis of the proximal femoral head.
■ Lipid level of 1500.
Answer:
Increased risk for pancreatitis.
■ Low HGB, Low HCT, High MCV.
Answer:
Indicates macrocytic anemia, B12 deficiency.
■ BPH digital exam findings.
Answer:
Prostate feels enlarged, symmetrical, smooth.
■ HTN, CAD, absent pedal pulses.
Answer:
Indicates arterial insufficiency.
■ McMurray's Sign.
Answer:
