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An 18-year-old female applying for college admission present to
the health clinic because evidence of rubella vaccination is
required for admission. She says, "don't remember ever getting
that shot" She has negative serologic evidence of rubella
antibody. The NP should:a. A Tell her that her serologic
evidence demonstrates that she is immune to the rubella and
that she probably has the disease as a child
B Adminster the vaccination after a negative pregnancy test
and advise the patient that she must not get pregnant for 28
days.
C. Tell her that she needs the immunization and can get today if
her pregnancy test is negatived.
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D Administer the rubella vaccination after a negative pregnancy
test and advise her not to get pregnant for at least 6 months.
B
A 30 y/o female patient is being seen by the NP for the first
time. She is seeking advice from
the NP having about becoming pregnant. She is currently taking
an oral contraceptive. She gives a hx of hydatidiform molar
pregnancy 2 years ago. An appropriate plan of care for this
A patient should include
B Delaying pregnancy for 1 more year
C Measuring serum chorionic gonadotropin level
D Discontinuing oral contraceptive
E Recommending permanent sterilization
D
A 45 y/o obese pre-menopausal female complains of
indigestion, flatulence, RUQ pain and epigastric "crampy pain".
Symptoms are exacerbated by high-fat meal. What is the most
likely diagnosis?
A. Hepatitis
B Chronic cholecystitis
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C Acute pancreatitis
D Myocarditis
B
A 16 y/o male presents w/ mild sore throat, fever, fatigue,
posterior cervical adenopathy, and palatine petechia. With for
this patient, what drug would be the LEAST appropriate to
prescribe?
A Ibuprofen
B Erythromycin
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C Ampicillin
D Doxycycline
C
A characteristic of delirium that is typically absent in dementia
is
A Acute onset of confusion in a previously alert and oriented
patient
B Gradual loss of short-term memory
C Loss of language skills
D Long term memory gaps filled in with confabulation
A
It is imperative that the NP teach patients taking oral
contraceptives to report any of the danger signs of
complications. Which of the following would be the LEAST
concern to the NP?
A Lower leg pain
B Upper abdominal pain
C Chest pain
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An 18-year-old female applying for college admission present to
the health clinic because evidence of rubella vaccination is
required for admission. She says, "don't remember ever getting
that shot" She has negative serologic evidence of rubella
antibody. The NP should:a. A Tell her that her serologic
evidence demonstrates that she is immune to the rubella and
that she probably has the disease as a child
B Adminster the vaccination after a negative pregnancy test
and advise the patient that she must not get pregnant for 28
days.
C. Tell her that she needs the immunization and can get today if
her pregnancy test is negatived.
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D Administer the rubella vaccination after a negative pregnancy
test and advise her not to get pregnant for at least 6 months.
B
A 30 y/o female patient is being seen by the NP for the first
time. She is seeking advice from
the NP having about becoming pregnant. She is currently taking
an oral contraceptive. She gives a hx of hydatidiform molar
pregnancy 2 years ago. An appropriate plan of care for this
A patient should include
B Delaying pregnancy for 1 more year
C Measuring serum chorionic gonadotropin level
D Discontinuing oral contraceptive
E Recommending permanent sterilization
D
A 45 y/o obese pre-menopausal female complains of
indigestion, flatulence, RUQ pain and epigastric "crampy pain".
Symptoms are exacerbated by high-fat meal. What is the most
likely diagnosis?
A. Hepatitis
B Chronic cholecystitis
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C Acute pancreatitis
D Myocarditis
B
A 16 y/o male presents w/ mild sore throat, fever, fatigue,
posterior cervical adenopathy, and palatine petechia. With for
this patient, what drug would be the LEAST appropriate to
prescribe?
A Ibuprofen
B Erythromycin
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C Ampicillin
D Doxycycline
C
A characteristic of delirium that is typically absent in dementia
is
A Acute onset of confusion in a previously alert and oriented
patient
B Gradual loss of short-term memory
C Loss of language skills
D Long term memory gaps filled in with confabulation
A
It is imperative that the NP teach patients taking oral
contraceptives to report any of the danger signs of
complications. Which of the following would be the LEAST
concern to the NP?
A Lower leg pain
B Upper abdominal pain
C Chest pain
