NURS 676 ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY
FINAL EXAM COMPLETE ACCURATE
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED A+
A patient has been bitten by a dog and has sustained
several punture wounds near the thumbof one hand. The
patient is able to move all fingers and the bleeding has
stopped. What is correct treatment for this patient? -
....ANSWER...obtain a physician consult for eval and treat
A 60 year old patient with a previous history of shingles
asks about the herpes zoster vaccine. What will the
provider recommend? - ....ANSWER...a single dose of
herpes zoster vaccine
A patient who has recurrent frequent genital herpes
outbreaks asks about therapy to minimizw the episodes,
what will the provider reccomend as first-line treatment? -
....ANSWER...acyclovir
,A patient who has never had an outbreak of oral lesions
reports a burning sensation on the oral mucosa and then
develops multiple painful rounds vesicles at the site. A
tzanck culture confirms HSV-1 infection. What will the
provider tell the patient about this condition? -
....ANSWER...the initial episode is usually the most severe
An older patient experiences a herpes zoster outbreak and
asks the provider if she is contagious because she is going
to be around her grandchild who is too young to be
immunized for varicella, What will the provider tell her? -
....ANSWER...contagion is possible until all of her lesions
are crusted.
A patient has a unilateral vesicular eruption which is
described as burning and stabbing in intensity. To
differentiate between herpes simplex and herpes zoster,
which test will the provider order? - ....ANSWER...PCR
analysis
which medication will the provider prescribe as first-line
therapy to treat tinea capitis? - ....ANSWER...Oral
griseofulvin
, when collecting a specimen to determine a diagnosis of
tinea corporis, the provider will scrape which portion of
the lesion? - ....ANSWER...the active, leading border
When evaluating scalp lesions in a patient suspected of
having tinea capitis, the provider uses a wood lam and is
unable to elicit fluoroesence. how is this significant? -
....ANSWER...the patient may have tinea capitis.
What is true about electrical injuries> -
....ANSWER...alternating current causes skeletal muscle
contraction, electrical injury may cause more necrosis,
lightening is less lethal because duration of shock is short.
A patient who works in a furniture manufacturing ship
reports a sudden onset of severe eye pain while sanding a
piece of wood and now has tearing, redness, and light
sensativity. What is the next step? -
....ANSWER...application of topical flourescein dye
A child has localized nodule on one eyelid which is warm,
tender, and erythematous. On exam, the provider notes
clear conjunctivae and no discharge. what is recommended
treatment? - ....ANSWER...warm compresses and massage
of the lesion
FINAL EXAM COMPLETE ACCURATE
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED
ANSWERS (100% CORRECT ANSWERS)
/ALREADY GRADED A+
A patient has been bitten by a dog and has sustained
several punture wounds near the thumbof one hand. The
patient is able to move all fingers and the bleeding has
stopped. What is correct treatment for this patient? -
....ANSWER...obtain a physician consult for eval and treat
A 60 year old patient with a previous history of shingles
asks about the herpes zoster vaccine. What will the
provider recommend? - ....ANSWER...a single dose of
herpes zoster vaccine
A patient who has recurrent frequent genital herpes
outbreaks asks about therapy to minimizw the episodes,
what will the provider reccomend as first-line treatment? -
....ANSWER...acyclovir
,A patient who has never had an outbreak of oral lesions
reports a burning sensation on the oral mucosa and then
develops multiple painful rounds vesicles at the site. A
tzanck culture confirms HSV-1 infection. What will the
provider tell the patient about this condition? -
....ANSWER...the initial episode is usually the most severe
An older patient experiences a herpes zoster outbreak and
asks the provider if she is contagious because she is going
to be around her grandchild who is too young to be
immunized for varicella, What will the provider tell her? -
....ANSWER...contagion is possible until all of her lesions
are crusted.
A patient has a unilateral vesicular eruption which is
described as burning and stabbing in intensity. To
differentiate between herpes simplex and herpes zoster,
which test will the provider order? - ....ANSWER...PCR
analysis
which medication will the provider prescribe as first-line
therapy to treat tinea capitis? - ....ANSWER...Oral
griseofulvin
, when collecting a specimen to determine a diagnosis of
tinea corporis, the provider will scrape which portion of
the lesion? - ....ANSWER...the active, leading border
When evaluating scalp lesions in a patient suspected of
having tinea capitis, the provider uses a wood lam and is
unable to elicit fluoroesence. how is this significant? -
....ANSWER...the patient may have tinea capitis.
What is true about electrical injuries> -
....ANSWER...alternating current causes skeletal muscle
contraction, electrical injury may cause more necrosis,
lightening is less lethal because duration of shock is short.
A patient who works in a furniture manufacturing ship
reports a sudden onset of severe eye pain while sanding a
piece of wood and now has tearing, redness, and light
sensativity. What is the next step? -
....ANSWER...application of topical flourescein dye
A child has localized nodule on one eyelid which is warm,
tender, and erythematous. On exam, the provider notes
clear conjunctivae and no discharge. what is recommended
treatment? - ....ANSWER...warm compresses and massage
of the lesion
