Adult II- NUR 631 Exam 1 2025 LATEST UPDATED | COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED
ANSWERS | GUARANTEED TO PASS!!
silt-lamp examination
-Dye disappearance test - correct answer -diagnostic test done for Epiphoria.
-test done specific for Epiphoria looks for FB or abrasion
topical antibiotics
-Erythromycin, polytrim, ciprofloxacin (contact lens) - correct answer Management of Epiphoria
due to trauma or infection
Antibiotic & pain medication/anti-inflammatory.
< 4 mm: give PO analgesic, don't put analgesic in eye - correct answer Corneal abrasion
management
nuclear - correct answer ____ cataracts: severe nearsighted, slow, indolent course
cortical - correct answer ____ cataracts: does not significantly affect vision
Posterior - correct answer ___ cataracts: creates subcapular haze & severe glare in bright light
(glare at night)
Monocular diplopia - correct answer a cardinal refractory error of cataracts
salicylates, quinine, alcohol, and indomethacin [Indocin] - correct answer Medications with
reversible tinnitis effects
kanamycin, streptomycin, gentamicin, and vancomycin - correct answer Medications with
irreversible tinnitis effects
Meniere's disease - correct answer low pitch tinnitus, vertigo, and fluctuating hearing loss.
• Recurrent attacks of tinnitus, vertigo, & progressive FLUCTUATING hearing loss
Meniere's disease - correct answer According to the AAOHNS criteria - 2 episodes of rotational
vertigo lasting 20 minutes each, along with sensorineural hearing loss and either tinnitus or
perception of aural fullness
bed rest, atropine IV, or scopolamine transdermal.
-• Glycopyrolate 2 mg PO BID may help with vertigo
-Promethazine (Phenergan), diphenhydramine (Benadryl), and diazepam - correct answer tx for
acute vertigo attacks
meclizine, metoclopramide, promethazine (Phenergan) or diphenhydramine (benaryl) PO -
correct answer tx for maintenence vertigo
, Adult II- NUR 631 Exam 1 2025 LATEST UPDATED | COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED
ANSWERS | GUARANTEED TO PASS!!
A low salt diet is considered a first line treatment along with a mild thiazide diuretic (can give K
supplementation) - correct answer first line treatment for vertigo
Esophageal & pulmonary tumors - correct answer : common causes of left sided Vocal cord
paralysis
antihistamines - correct answer avoid ___ in hoarseness
• the anteroinferior portion of the nasal septum known as Little's area or
AKA: Kiesselbach triangle/Plexus - correct answer location of most nose bleeds
Trauma to both nasal polyps & the Kiesselbach's plexus - correct answer most common direct
cause of nose bleeds
anterior end of the inferior nasal turbinate - correct answer Second most common site of
bleeding
o Tricyclic antidepressants (helps promote better sleep, consider side effects)
o Benzo's (clonapine)
o APAP and NSAIDs (professor's 1st line: NSAID & muscle relaxer)
o Muscle relaxants (flexeril, norflex)
o Steroids for severe cases and short periods (Medrol dose pack) - correct answer Pharm for
TMJ
15-50 days (average 28 days) - correct answer Incubation of Hep A
- anti HAV igM or
-PCR for Hep A RNA - correct answer Hep A positive diagnostics
Vaccination (2 doses 6 months apart) and/or
Immune Globulin - correct answer Hep A treatment
60-150 days (average 90 days) - correct answer Hep B incubation period
Hep C - correct answer most frequent cause of blood transfusion hepatitis
2- 12 weeks - correct answer Hep C incubation period
6 - correct answer >___ months after acute infection indicated chronic Hep B
shortly after clearance of HbsAg (implies clearance of virus & recovery from infection) or
immunized - correct answer Hep B surface antibody appears ...
serum IgM (detectable at symptom onset) - correct answer gold standard to diagnose Hep A
ANSWERS | GUARANTEED TO PASS!!
silt-lamp examination
-Dye disappearance test - correct answer -diagnostic test done for Epiphoria.
-test done specific for Epiphoria looks for FB or abrasion
topical antibiotics
-Erythromycin, polytrim, ciprofloxacin (contact lens) - correct answer Management of Epiphoria
due to trauma or infection
Antibiotic & pain medication/anti-inflammatory.
< 4 mm: give PO analgesic, don't put analgesic in eye - correct answer Corneal abrasion
management
nuclear - correct answer ____ cataracts: severe nearsighted, slow, indolent course
cortical - correct answer ____ cataracts: does not significantly affect vision
Posterior - correct answer ___ cataracts: creates subcapular haze & severe glare in bright light
(glare at night)
Monocular diplopia - correct answer a cardinal refractory error of cataracts
salicylates, quinine, alcohol, and indomethacin [Indocin] - correct answer Medications with
reversible tinnitis effects
kanamycin, streptomycin, gentamicin, and vancomycin - correct answer Medications with
irreversible tinnitis effects
Meniere's disease - correct answer low pitch tinnitus, vertigo, and fluctuating hearing loss.
• Recurrent attacks of tinnitus, vertigo, & progressive FLUCTUATING hearing loss
Meniere's disease - correct answer According to the AAOHNS criteria - 2 episodes of rotational
vertigo lasting 20 minutes each, along with sensorineural hearing loss and either tinnitus or
perception of aural fullness
bed rest, atropine IV, or scopolamine transdermal.
-• Glycopyrolate 2 mg PO BID may help with vertigo
-Promethazine (Phenergan), diphenhydramine (Benadryl), and diazepam - correct answer tx for
acute vertigo attacks
meclizine, metoclopramide, promethazine (Phenergan) or diphenhydramine (benaryl) PO -
correct answer tx for maintenence vertigo
, Adult II- NUR 631 Exam 1 2025 LATEST UPDATED | COMPREHENSIVE QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED
ANSWERS | GUARANTEED TO PASS!!
A low salt diet is considered a first line treatment along with a mild thiazide diuretic (can give K
supplementation) - correct answer first line treatment for vertigo
Esophageal & pulmonary tumors - correct answer : common causes of left sided Vocal cord
paralysis
antihistamines - correct answer avoid ___ in hoarseness
• the anteroinferior portion of the nasal septum known as Little's area or
AKA: Kiesselbach triangle/Plexus - correct answer location of most nose bleeds
Trauma to both nasal polyps & the Kiesselbach's plexus - correct answer most common direct
cause of nose bleeds
anterior end of the inferior nasal turbinate - correct answer Second most common site of
bleeding
o Tricyclic antidepressants (helps promote better sleep, consider side effects)
o Benzo's (clonapine)
o APAP and NSAIDs (professor's 1st line: NSAID & muscle relaxer)
o Muscle relaxants (flexeril, norflex)
o Steroids for severe cases and short periods (Medrol dose pack) - correct answer Pharm for
TMJ
15-50 days (average 28 days) - correct answer Incubation of Hep A
- anti HAV igM or
-PCR for Hep A RNA - correct answer Hep A positive diagnostics
Vaccination (2 doses 6 months apart) and/or
Immune Globulin - correct answer Hep A treatment
60-150 days (average 90 days) - correct answer Hep B incubation period
Hep C - correct answer most frequent cause of blood transfusion hepatitis
2- 12 weeks - correct answer Hep C incubation period
6 - correct answer >___ months after acute infection indicated chronic Hep B
shortly after clearance of HbsAg (implies clearance of virus & recovery from infection) or
immunized - correct answer Hep B surface antibody appears ...
serum IgM (detectable at symptom onset) - correct answer gold standard to diagnose Hep A
