FNP 2 Exam need to study Questions
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which of the following supplements is used to potentially slow cognitive decline in AD -
ANSWER vitamin e
The NMDA receptor antagonist memantine works via - ANSWER creating
an environment that allows for storage and retrieval of information
risk factors for giant cell arteritis include all of the following except - ANSWER
osteoarthritis
which of the following statements is false regarding giant cell arteritis? - ANSWER
it primarily impacts smaller sized vessels
Mrs. Lewis is a 74-year-old woman with well-controlled hypertension. She is taking
hydrochlorothiazide and presents with a 3-day history of unilateral throbbing headache
with difficulty chewing because of pain. On physical examination, you find a tender,
noncompressible temporal artery. Blood pressure (BP) is 160/88 mm Hg, apical pulse is
98 bpm, and respiratory rate is 22/min; the patient is visibly uncomfortable. The optimal
technique to confirm a diagnosis of giant cell arteritis is: - ANSWER biopsy of temporal
artery
therapeutic intervention for Mrs. Lewis should include (GCA) - ANSWER systemic
corticosteroid therapy
, Headache associated with giant cell arteritis is least likely to occur in the: -
ANSWER temporal area
for a patient receiving standard therapy for giant cell arteritis, the use of all of the
following concomitant therapies should be considered except - ANSWER nitrate
concomitant disease often seen with giant cell arteritis includes - ANSWER polymyalgia
rheumatica
one of the most serious complications of giant cell arteritis is - ANSWER blindness
when discussing immunizations with a 67 year old woman with copd, you advise
that she - ANSWER receive inactivated influenza virus vaccine
what is the desired therapeutic action of inhaled corticosteroids when used to
treat COPD - ANSWER reduction of airway inflammation
seasonal influenza vaccination is generally recommended for all persons over the age
of six months - ANSWER true
a 66 year old woman is an acceptable candidate for the high dose inactivated influenza
shot - ANSWER true
cigarette smokers should not receive the pneumococcal vaccine until 65 years of age
- ANSWER true
a 52 year old immunocompetent patient with copd who receives the
pneumococcal vaccine should get revaccinated in 5 years - ANSWER false
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which of the following supplements is used to potentially slow cognitive decline in AD -
ANSWER vitamin e
The NMDA receptor antagonist memantine works via - ANSWER creating
an environment that allows for storage and retrieval of information
risk factors for giant cell arteritis include all of the following except - ANSWER
osteoarthritis
which of the following statements is false regarding giant cell arteritis? - ANSWER
it primarily impacts smaller sized vessels
Mrs. Lewis is a 74-year-old woman with well-controlled hypertension. She is taking
hydrochlorothiazide and presents with a 3-day history of unilateral throbbing headache
with difficulty chewing because of pain. On physical examination, you find a tender,
noncompressible temporal artery. Blood pressure (BP) is 160/88 mm Hg, apical pulse is
98 bpm, and respiratory rate is 22/min; the patient is visibly uncomfortable. The optimal
technique to confirm a diagnosis of giant cell arteritis is: - ANSWER biopsy of temporal
artery
therapeutic intervention for Mrs. Lewis should include (GCA) - ANSWER systemic
corticosteroid therapy
, Headache associated with giant cell arteritis is least likely to occur in the: -
ANSWER temporal area
for a patient receiving standard therapy for giant cell arteritis, the use of all of the
following concomitant therapies should be considered except - ANSWER nitrate
concomitant disease often seen with giant cell arteritis includes - ANSWER polymyalgia
rheumatica
one of the most serious complications of giant cell arteritis is - ANSWER blindness
when discussing immunizations with a 67 year old woman with copd, you advise
that she - ANSWER receive inactivated influenza virus vaccine
what is the desired therapeutic action of inhaled corticosteroids when used to
treat COPD - ANSWER reduction of airway inflammation
seasonal influenza vaccination is generally recommended for all persons over the age
of six months - ANSWER true
a 66 year old woman is an acceptable candidate for the high dose inactivated influenza
shot - ANSWER true
cigarette smokers should not receive the pneumococcal vaccine until 65 years of age
- ANSWER true
a 52 year old immunocompetent patient with copd who receives the
pneumococcal vaccine should get revaccinated in 5 years - ANSWER false
