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AANP PMHNP TEST BANK 1ST EDITION WITH OVER
600 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NEWEST EXAM
2024-2025

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Table of contents:

AANP PRACTICE EXAMS

AANP PMHNP EXAM 2024

AANP FINAL EXAM LATEST 2024

AANP PREDICTED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

AANP FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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Which of the following is a worrisome finding noted during pelvic exam on a 62 yo F?

A. flattening of the vaginal rugae

B. vaginal pH=5.6

C. ovary palpable on bimanual exam

D. scant white vaginal discharge - ANSWER✔✔C. ovary palpable on bimanual exam




Alternate ABT for erythromycin for mycoplasma pneumonia? - ANSWER✔✔macrolide such as
azithromycin.




BPH physical findings, tx, when to take meds, evaluating PSA post tx, - ANSWER✔✔BPH-
Symmetrical rubbery and enlarged. All of BPH meds, take at bedtime. Hytrin is good for ppl with
HTN and BP; If on Proscar must times PSA X2.




HCTZ should not be taken with digoxin - ANSWER✔✔may increase risk of digoxin toxicity




During the past 24 hours, a 62-year-old has experienced abdominal pain that radiates to the
back. The patient also reports several episodes of nausea and vomiting, a low-grade
temperature, and a history of excessive drinking. Physical examination reveals a distended

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abdomen. Laboratory serum values indicate elevated alkaline phosphatase, amylase, and serum
lipase. The most likely diagnosis is:




1.

alcoholic liver disease.

2.

acute mesenteric ischemia.

3.

viral hepatitis.

4.

acute pancreatitis. - ANSWER✔✔acute pancreatitis




A 47-year-old patient presents with complaints of upper abdominal discomfort with nausea and
burning after eating. The patient does not currently take any medications. The most likely
differential diagnoses would include: - ANSWER✔✔gastritis and peptic ulcer disease.




Prehn's sign - ANSWER✔✔lifting the scrotum relieves pain of epididymitis




An otherwise healthy adult female presents complaining of vaginal burning and itching during
urination. She has a social history of two sexual partners. She denies fever or vaginal discharge,

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