LEIK FNP 2 practice questions & Answers(Latest Update 2024)

An 18yr old is being followed up for acne by the NP. The facial eat reveals that papule and pustules are present mostly on the forehead and the chin area. The patient has been using prescription topical and OTC medicated soap daily for 6 moths without much improvement. What would you recommend? - ANSWER Tetracycline (Sumycin) The following statements are true regarding herpes - ANSWER D/T reactivation of latent varicella virus It is more severe in immunocompromised people Infection of the trigeminal nerve ophthalmic branch can cause cornmeal blindness. A middle aged black male complains of a history of outbreaks of painful large nodules and pustules on both his axillae that resolve after treatment with antibiotics. On physical examination, the NP notices large red nodules that are tender to palpation. In addition, several pustules are present along with multiple scars on the skin. The nP advises the patient that the condition is caused by a bacterial infection of the seat glands in the axillae. Which condition is being described? - ANSWER Hidradenitis supperativa A possible side effect from the use of nifedipine is: - ANSWER Edema of the ankles and headaches Which maneuver is contraindicated in patients with acute prostatitis? - ANSWER Massaging the infected prostate Erysipelas is an infection of the skin most commonly caused by which class of organism - ANSWER Streptococci What is the first line class of antibiotics recommended by the American Thoracic Society (ATS)for patients younger than 60yrs of age who are diagnosed with community acquired pneumonia with no comorbidity - ANSWER Macrolide The following eye conditions are associated with what chronic condition: Grade 1: general arteriolar constriction seen as "silver wiring" and vascular toruosities Grade 2: grade 1 plus irregularly located, tight constrictions known as "AV nicking" or "AV nipping". Grade 3: grade 2 plus cotton wool spots and flame-shaped hemorrhages. Grade 4: grade 3 but with swelling of the optic disk (papilledema). - ANSWER Chronic Uncontrolled Hypertension What type of eye problem occurs as a result of diabetic neuropathy? - ANSWER Micro aneurysms While reviewing some lab reports, the NP notes that one of her teenage male patient's lab results is abnormal. The liver function tests are all normal except for a slight elevate in the alkaline phosphates level. The patient is a m