SPECIALISTS EXAM
NSG 6420 3P’S EXAM 2025 LATEST UPDATED WITH ALL
PRACTISE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS
100% PASS
➢ A 7 years old child has been diagnosed with acute sinusitis. The drug class
that should beavoided is:
a) Antihistamines
b) Expectorants
c) Decongestants
d) Nasal steroids
➢ A patient present with an elongated head with bony prominence of the
forehead, nose andlower jaw. These facial features could be suggestive of:
a) Nephrotic syndrome
b) Acromegaly
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c) Cushing’s syndrome
d) Parkinson’s disease
Increased growth hormone produces enlargement of bone and soft tissues. Head
elongated withbony prominence of forehead nose, and lower jaw. Soft tissues
enlarge. Coarsened features. (Quizlet HEENT Abnormality Tables)
➢ Why would a child diagnosed with beta thalassemia and hemosiderosis receive
deferoxamine(desferal)?
a) To prevent blood transfusion reactions
b) To simulate red blood cell production
c) To improve the oxygen carrying capacity of RBCs
d) To eliminate excessive iron and prevent organ damage
given SQ by pump overnight to prevent free iron released with RBC destruction
from buildingup in tissues; binds the free iron so it doesn't do damage in tissues
(Quizlet Hematology and Oncology Unit 6)
➢ A patient has newly diagnosed hypothyroidism. What are the patients TSH
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level expected tobe?
a) Higher than normal
b) Lower than normal
c) Within normal range
d) TSH is not used to diagnose
hypothyroidismSuggest that the provider
lower the dose.
➢ Which of the following symptoms would be a clinical manifestation
noted during thesecondary stage of syphilis?
a) Absence of symptoms
b) Single painless lesion, chancre on the genital area.
c) Rash marked by red or reddish-brown, penny-sized lesions over the palms
and soles
d) Poor muscle coordination
Other symptoms of secondary syphilis include: sore throat. fever. swollen lymph
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glands. headaches. fatigue. muscle aches. wart-like patches around skin folds or
genitals.
➢ An 84-year-old male with prostatic hypertrophy is at increased risk of:
a) Constipation
b) Fecal incontinence
c) Urinary tract infections
d) Prostate cancer
BPH increases the risk of: Acute urinary retention , UTI and Sepsis.
➢ A characteristic lesion observed in a male with primary syphilis is a:
A) Group of small scattered
vesiclesB) Chancre
C) Papule of many shapes
SPECIALISTS EXAM
NSG 6420 3P’S EXAM 2025 LATEST UPDATED WITH ALL
PRACTISE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS
100% PASS
➢ A 7 years old child has been diagnosed with acute sinusitis. The drug class
that should beavoided is:
a) Antihistamines
b) Expectorants
c) Decongestants
d) Nasal steroids
➢ A patient present with an elongated head with bony prominence of the
forehead, nose andlower jaw. These facial features could be suggestive of:
a) Nephrotic syndrome
b) Acromegaly
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c) Cushing’s syndrome
d) Parkinson’s disease
Increased growth hormone produces enlargement of bone and soft tissues. Head
elongated withbony prominence of forehead nose, and lower jaw. Soft tissues
enlarge. Coarsened features. (Quizlet HEENT Abnormality Tables)
➢ Why would a child diagnosed with beta thalassemia and hemosiderosis receive
deferoxamine(desferal)?
a) To prevent blood transfusion reactions
b) To simulate red blood cell production
c) To improve the oxygen carrying capacity of RBCs
d) To eliminate excessive iron and prevent organ damage
given SQ by pump overnight to prevent free iron released with RBC destruction
from buildingup in tissues; binds the free iron so it doesn't do damage in tissues
(Quizlet Hematology and Oncology Unit 6)
➢ A patient has newly diagnosed hypothyroidism. What are the patients TSH
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level expected tobe?
a) Higher than normal
b) Lower than normal
c) Within normal range
d) TSH is not used to diagnose
hypothyroidismSuggest that the provider
lower the dose.
➢ Which of the following symptoms would be a clinical manifestation
noted during thesecondary stage of syphilis?
a) Absence of symptoms
b) Single painless lesion, chancre on the genital area.
c) Rash marked by red or reddish-brown, penny-sized lesions over the palms
and soles
d) Poor muscle coordination
Other symptoms of secondary syphilis include: sore throat. fever. swollen lymph
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glands. headaches. fatigue. muscle aches. wart-like patches around skin folds or
genitals.
➢ An 84-year-old male with prostatic hypertrophy is at increased risk of:
a) Constipation
b) Fecal incontinence
c) Urinary tract infections
d) Prostate cancer
BPH increases the risk of: Acute urinary retention , UTI and Sepsis.
➢ A characteristic lesion observed in a male with primary syphilis is a:
A) Group of small scattered
vesiclesB) Chancre
C) Papule of many shapes
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