NR 511 midterm SANNER study Questions & Verified Answers
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1. Assesses the clients HPI: OLDCARTS
2. TRUE or FALSE...
The history of present illness is a breakdown of the clients chief complaint: -
TRUE
3. What is needed to make a sound clinical decision: Evidence based research clinical practice
guidelines
published evidence-based algorithms
4. (few false positives)
high percentage of healthy people will show a normal result: high specificity
5. high number of false positives: low specificity
6. if a diagnostic study has , then a high number of healthy people
will show a normal result: high specificity
7. proportion of true positives: sensitivity
8. will lead to positive findings for patients with a disease: -
high sensitivity
9. how clients cover out of pocket expenses when on medicare: secondary insurance to cover
20% out of pocket expense
10. inpatient hospital, skilled nursing care, hospice, home care: Part A medicare
11. outpatient, provider visits, surgery, labs, medical equipment, preventative exams: Part B
Medicare
12. Wellness services, eye exams, hearing exams, hearing aides, glasses: Part C Medicare
13. Prescription drugs: Part D Medicare
14. NP's are reimbursed at of the physician fee: 85%
15. what is the purpose of medicare advantage plans: lower co payments , add additional benefits
16. Third party payers fall into 7 categories...( name 7): Medicare, Medicaid, indemnity,
managed care, Workers comp, Veterans admin, auto liability
17. Papular rash, satellite lesions = what kind of skin issue: fungal
18. those at risk for fungal skin infections: immunocompromised young - diaper
rash
Diabetic antibiotic
therapy Aids
corticosteroid treatment chemo
19. flat to slightly elevated brown papules and plaques, scale when rubbed, hypopigmentation,
puritic, found on trunk and shoulders: tinea vesicolor
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, NR 511 midterm SANNER study Questions & Verified Answers
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20. candidiasis in tip of penis: balanitis
21. annual lesions with scaly borders, ring shape scaly borders on exposed skin and trunk: tinea
corporis
22. Athletes foot: tinea pedis
23. jock itch: tinea cruis
24. white or yellow nail discoloration, thickening of nail, separation from nail bed: tinea unguium
25. dry skin teaching: use tepid water and mild soaps,older adults at risk
26. spreading skin infection of epidermis and subcutaneous tissue,begins after a break in the
skin: cellulitis
27. bacterial infection characterized by papules: folliculitis'
28. highly contagious bacterial skin infection, most common in young chil- dren: impetigo
29. Nonpharmacologic Treatment of impetigo: use of solutions to debride lesions
30. bacterial skin infections that produce burning and pruritis, regional lym- phadenopathy:
bullous and non-bullous impetigo
31. chronic history of cyst on same site for months to years, cheesy white discharge with
strong odor: epidermal inclusion cyst
32. acute process , only takes several days to form: furuncles
33. if rash is around neck/face and difficulty breathing/hoarsness occurs...: -
give EPI
34. hives or wheals that occur on trunk and arms after exercise, anxiety, elevated body
temps, hot baths: cholinergic uticaria
35. treatment for cholinergic uticaria: antihistamines
36. long term inflammation of the skin, characterized by extremely low thresh- hold for puritis
referred to as the itch that rashes/itch occurs before the rash. Scratching makes it worse: atopic
dermatitis
37. What is the cardinal sign of atopic dermatitis: severe pruritus
38. what is the primary locations for atopic dermatitis in children: antecubital fossa
popliteal fossa
39. Common treatment of immunocompromised patients with Herpes simplex-
: Famvir or valtrex/valacyclovir
40. unilateral vesicular rash along a dermatome, begins as erythema, changes to papular lesions
then vesicles: herpes zoster/shingles
41. First line treatment for acne: benzoyl peroxide
42. good candidates for oral antibiotic treatment with acne: at risk for pigmen- tation changes,
scarring, nodulocystic acne
43. ance teaching: sunscreen needs to be used with all acne medicaiton
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(Latest ) (A+)
1. Assesses the clients HPI: OLDCARTS
2. TRUE or FALSE...
The history of present illness is a breakdown of the clients chief complaint: -
TRUE
3. What is needed to make a sound clinical decision: Evidence based research clinical practice
guidelines
published evidence-based algorithms
4. (few false positives)
high percentage of healthy people will show a normal result: high specificity
5. high number of false positives: low specificity
6. if a diagnostic study has , then a high number of healthy people
will show a normal result: high specificity
7. proportion of true positives: sensitivity
8. will lead to positive findings for patients with a disease: -
high sensitivity
9. how clients cover out of pocket expenses when on medicare: secondary insurance to cover
20% out of pocket expense
10. inpatient hospital, skilled nursing care, hospice, home care: Part A medicare
11. outpatient, provider visits, surgery, labs, medical equipment, preventative exams: Part B
Medicare
12. Wellness services, eye exams, hearing exams, hearing aides, glasses: Part C Medicare
13. Prescription drugs: Part D Medicare
14. NP's are reimbursed at of the physician fee: 85%
15. what is the purpose of medicare advantage plans: lower co payments , add additional benefits
16. Third party payers fall into 7 categories...( name 7): Medicare, Medicaid, indemnity,
managed care, Workers comp, Veterans admin, auto liability
17. Papular rash, satellite lesions = what kind of skin issue: fungal
18. those at risk for fungal skin infections: immunocompromised young - diaper
rash
Diabetic antibiotic
therapy Aids
corticosteroid treatment chemo
19. flat to slightly elevated brown papules and plaques, scale when rubbed, hypopigmentation,
puritic, found on trunk and shoulders: tinea vesicolor
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, NR 511 midterm SANNER study Questions & Verified Answers
(Latest ) (A+)
20. candidiasis in tip of penis: balanitis
21. annual lesions with scaly borders, ring shape scaly borders on exposed skin and trunk: tinea
corporis
22. Athletes foot: tinea pedis
23. jock itch: tinea cruis
24. white or yellow nail discoloration, thickening of nail, separation from nail bed: tinea unguium
25. dry skin teaching: use tepid water and mild soaps,older adults at risk
26. spreading skin infection of epidermis and subcutaneous tissue,begins after a break in the
skin: cellulitis
27. bacterial infection characterized by papules: folliculitis'
28. highly contagious bacterial skin infection, most common in young chil- dren: impetigo
29. Nonpharmacologic Treatment of impetigo: use of solutions to debride lesions
30. bacterial skin infections that produce burning and pruritis, regional lym- phadenopathy:
bullous and non-bullous impetigo
31. chronic history of cyst on same site for months to years, cheesy white discharge with
strong odor: epidermal inclusion cyst
32. acute process , only takes several days to form: furuncles
33. if rash is around neck/face and difficulty breathing/hoarsness occurs...: -
give EPI
34. hives or wheals that occur on trunk and arms after exercise, anxiety, elevated body
temps, hot baths: cholinergic uticaria
35. treatment for cholinergic uticaria: antihistamines
36. long term inflammation of the skin, characterized by extremely low thresh- hold for puritis
referred to as the itch that rashes/itch occurs before the rash. Scratching makes it worse: atopic
dermatitis
37. What is the cardinal sign of atopic dermatitis: severe pruritus
38. what is the primary locations for atopic dermatitis in children: antecubital fossa
popliteal fossa
39. Common treatment of immunocompromised patients with Herpes simplex-
: Famvir or valtrex/valacyclovir
40. unilateral vesicular rash along a dermatome, begins as erythema, changes to papular lesions
then vesicles: herpes zoster/shingles
41. First line treatment for acne: benzoyl peroxide
42. good candidates for oral antibiotic treatment with acne: at risk for pigmen- tation changes,
scarring, nodulocystic acne
43. ance teaching: sunscreen needs to be used with all acne medicaiton
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