NRNP 6645 MIDTERM AND FINAL EXAM (5
VERSIONSA)/ NRNP6645 PSYCHOTHERAPY
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COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND
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1. The genitourinary and reproductive systems undergo many age-
related changes. Which of the
following statements is true about these changes?
1. The older male patient undergoes more gradual changes than does
the older female patient.
2. The older female patient undergoes more gradual changes than does
the older male patient.
3. Older male and female patients undergo the same changes.
4. The older male patient undergoes less gradual changes than those of
the older female patient. - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > 1. Answer: 1
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,1.
This statement is correct. Older male patients undergo more gradual
changes than those of older female patients.
2.
Older male patients undergo more gradual changes than those of older
female patients.
3.
Older male patients undergo more gradual changes than those of older
female patients.
4.
Older male patients undergo more gradual changes than those of older
female patients.
2. Part of the abdominal examination the nurse practitioner will
conduct is the assessment of skin color. As the nurse practitioner
assesses the abdominal skin, the findings include which of these signs
that are concerning?
1. Generalized pinkness.
2. Bluish discoloration on the flanks.
3. Yellow tint around the lower left quadrant.
4. Blue in the upper left quadrant. - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > 2.
Answer: 2
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1.
Pinkness is normal for a Caucasian patient.
2.
If the bluish discoloration is on the flanks, this is known as Grey Turner's
sign and is often indicative of retroperitoneal bleeding, as with
pancreatitis.
3.
Jaundice in the area of the umbilicus is known as Ransohoff's sign and is
a result of a ruptured common bile duct.
4.
If a bluish discoloration is detected around the umbilicus, this is known
as Cullen's sign, which is often found in patients with bleeding in the
peritoneum.
3. Mrs. M.W. asks the nurse practitioner what she is listening to in her
belly and what it means. The nurse practitioner tells her that she is
listening to determine:
1. That her bowels are moving properly.
2. If the blood vessels are not circulating blood.
3. Circulation and bowel function.
, 4. A diagnosis of her symptoms. - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > 3. Answer:
3
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1.
Studies have refuted the usefulness of auscultation when
differentiating between patients with normal bowel sounds versus
those with pathological bowel sounds.
2.
Other sites to auscultate for bruits during an abdominal examination
include the iliac arteries and the femoral arteries.
3.
To auscultate for bruits during an abdominal examination, include the
iliac arteries and the femoral arteries. When auscultating bowel sounds,
take the time to listen for the presence of bowel sounds.
4.
Nurse practitioners should not rely on auscultation alone for diagnostic
purposes.
4. Mr. Person comes to the health-care clinic with a presenting
symptom of not urinating as much as usual. The nurse practitioner
assesses Mr. Person by asking which of the following?
VERSIONSA)/ NRNP6645 PSYCHOTHERAPY
EXAM | NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A+ | 100%
PASS | 2025 UPDATE!
1. The genitourinary and reproductive systems undergo many age-
related changes. Which of the
following statements is true about these changes?
1. The older male patient undergoes more gradual changes than does
the older female patient.
2. The older female patient undergoes more gradual changes than does
the older male patient.
3. Older male and female patients undergo the same changes.
4. The older male patient undergoes less gradual changes than those of
the older female patient. - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > 1. Answer: 1
Page: 281
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,1.
This statement is correct. Older male patients undergo more gradual
changes than those of older female patients.
2.
Older male patients undergo more gradual changes than those of older
female patients.
3.
Older male patients undergo more gradual changes than those of older
female patients.
4.
Older male patients undergo more gradual changes than those of older
female patients.
2. Part of the abdominal examination the nurse practitioner will
conduct is the assessment of skin color. As the nurse practitioner
assesses the abdominal skin, the findings include which of these signs
that are concerning?
1. Generalized pinkness.
2. Bluish discoloration on the flanks.
3. Yellow tint around the lower left quadrant.
4. Blue in the upper left quadrant. - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > 2.
Answer: 2
Page: 226
,Feedback
1.
Pinkness is normal for a Caucasian patient.
2.
If the bluish discoloration is on the flanks, this is known as Grey Turner's
sign and is often indicative of retroperitoneal bleeding, as with
pancreatitis.
3.
Jaundice in the area of the umbilicus is known as Ransohoff's sign and is
a result of a ruptured common bile duct.
4.
If a bluish discoloration is detected around the umbilicus, this is known
as Cullen's sign, which is often found in patients with bleeding in the
peritoneum.
3. Mrs. M.W. asks the nurse practitioner what she is listening to in her
belly and what it means. The nurse practitioner tells her that she is
listening to determine:
1. That her bowels are moving properly.
2. If the blood vessels are not circulating blood.
3. Circulation and bowel function.
, 4. A diagnosis of her symptoms. - ✔✔✔ Correct Answer > 3. Answer:
3
Page: 226
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1.
Studies have refuted the usefulness of auscultation when
differentiating between patients with normal bowel sounds versus
those with pathological bowel sounds.
2.
Other sites to auscultate for bruits during an abdominal examination
include the iliac arteries and the femoral arteries.
3.
To auscultate for bruits during an abdominal examination, include the
iliac arteries and the femoral arteries. When auscultating bowel sounds,
take the time to listen for the presence of bowel sounds.
4.
Nurse practitioners should not rely on auscultation alone for diagnostic
purposes.
4. Mr. Person comes to the health-care clinic with a presenting
symptom of not urinating as much as usual. The nurse practitioner
assesses Mr. Person by asking which of the following?
