NRNP 6531 FINAL EXAM 2025 WITH
QUESTIONS with CORRECT
ANSWERS and RATIONALES
(NEWEST RELEASE)
1.In the assessment for peripheral vascular disorders, the clinician should
begin with which of the following after the general history and physical
examination?
1. Auscultation of the carotid arteries bilaterally.
2. Palpation
of the carotid arteries bilaterally.
3. Inspection of the carotid arteries bilaterally. 4. Order diagnostic testing.
---CORRECT ANSWER--- 1
First you should auscultate carotids then palpate then inspect fingers/nail beds
CORRECT ANSWER--- 3 4.2.
CT scan count (CBC) AngiographIn
Completelood the initial
b screening for a
diagnosis of
AAA, which of
the following is the best screening test?
3. Ultrasound in the
abdominal area ---
CT and angiography are for when surgical intervention is
necessary US is best initial screening
3. Patient education is very important for individuals who have AAA.
The patient and their family should be taught the importance of follow-
up and the management of which of the following? Select all that
apply. 1. Hypertension
2. Hypercholesterolemia
3. Smoking
4. Chondromalacia
,5. Pain –
-CORRECT ANSWER--- 1, 2, 3, 5
4.AAA is mostly atherosclerotic in nature, but can also be caused by
trauma, infection,
and inflammation. Which of the following is a true statement regarding the
tendency to
CORRECT ANSWER--- 1, 3, 4
7. Devon visits the urgent care facility for sudden symptoms of pain to his
lower extremity. The initial diagnosis is acute arterial ischemia. Aside from
pain, which other symptoms may arise from this diagnosis? Select all that
apply. 1. Pulselessness
2.Paresthesia
3.Pallor
4. Purule nce
5. Paralysis -- -
CORRECT NSWER--- 1, 2, 5
A 3,
8. Treatment to slow the progression of PAD should
include which
of the
1. following?
Immobilization Select all that
apply.
2. Pharmacological
, 3. Surgical
4. Conservative
5. Heat
---CORRECT ANSWER--- 2,
3, 4
9. Sharon is a 70-year-old patient with venous ulcers to her right lower
extremity. She has a history of multiple pregnancies and surgeries, and has
a sedentary lifestyle.
Which of the following may be possible contributing factors to
her
diagnosis given
her1. Obesity history? Select all that apply.
2d. Reduce mobility
3cancer. History of breast
. Mr. Person comes to the health-care clinic with a presenting symptom of not much
4.Degenerative disease
5.Parkinsonism
CORRECT ANSWER--- 1, 2
Grey Turner's CORRECT ANSWER--- bruising in flank area (lower
sign back
-- area)
-
Ransohoff sign CORRECT ANSWER--- yellow pigmentation in umbilical
--- region
(ruptured common bile duct)
Cullen's sign ---CORRECT ANSWER--- superficial edema and
bruising in the subcutaneous fa tty tissue around the umbilicus
(indicates bleeding in peritone um,
common most with
pancreatitis)
1. How much do you drink per day?
2. Is your urine a clear yellow color?
3. Do you experience urgency and frequency of urination?
4. What medications have you taken recently or are you currently
taking?
QUESTIONS with CORRECT
ANSWERS and RATIONALES
(NEWEST RELEASE)
1.In the assessment for peripheral vascular disorders, the clinician should
begin with which of the following after the general history and physical
examination?
1. Auscultation of the carotid arteries bilaterally.
2. Palpation
of the carotid arteries bilaterally.
3. Inspection of the carotid arteries bilaterally. 4. Order diagnostic testing.
---CORRECT ANSWER--- 1
First you should auscultate carotids then palpate then inspect fingers/nail beds
CORRECT ANSWER--- 3 4.2.
CT scan count (CBC) AngiographIn
Completelood the initial
b screening for a
diagnosis of
AAA, which of
the following is the best screening test?
3. Ultrasound in the
abdominal area ---
CT and angiography are for when surgical intervention is
necessary US is best initial screening
3. Patient education is very important for individuals who have AAA.
The patient and their family should be taught the importance of follow-
up and the management of which of the following? Select all that
apply. 1. Hypertension
2. Hypercholesterolemia
3. Smoking
4. Chondromalacia
,5. Pain –
-CORRECT ANSWER--- 1, 2, 3, 5
4.AAA is mostly atherosclerotic in nature, but can also be caused by
trauma, infection,
and inflammation. Which of the following is a true statement regarding the
tendency to
CORRECT ANSWER--- 1, 3, 4
7. Devon visits the urgent care facility for sudden symptoms of pain to his
lower extremity. The initial diagnosis is acute arterial ischemia. Aside from
pain, which other symptoms may arise from this diagnosis? Select all that
apply. 1. Pulselessness
2.Paresthesia
3.Pallor
4. Purule nce
5. Paralysis -- -
CORRECT NSWER--- 1, 2, 5
A 3,
8. Treatment to slow the progression of PAD should
include which
of the
1. following?
Immobilization Select all that
apply.
2. Pharmacological
, 3. Surgical
4. Conservative
5. Heat
---CORRECT ANSWER--- 2,
3, 4
9. Sharon is a 70-year-old patient with venous ulcers to her right lower
extremity. She has a history of multiple pregnancies and surgeries, and has
a sedentary lifestyle.
Which of the following may be possible contributing factors to
her
diagnosis given
her1. Obesity history? Select all that apply.
2d. Reduce mobility
3cancer. History of breast
. Mr. Person comes to the health-care clinic with a presenting symptom of not much
4.Degenerative disease
5.Parkinsonism
CORRECT ANSWER--- 1, 2
Grey Turner's CORRECT ANSWER--- bruising in flank area (lower
sign back
-- area)
-
Ransohoff sign CORRECT ANSWER--- yellow pigmentation in umbilical
--- region
(ruptured common bile duct)
Cullen's sign ---CORRECT ANSWER--- superficial edema and
bruising in the subcutaneous fa tty tissue around the umbilicus
(indicates bleeding in peritone um,
common most with
pancreatitis)
1. How much do you drink per day?
2. Is your urine a clear yellow color?
3. Do you experience urgency and frequency of urination?
4. What medications have you taken recently or are you currently
taking?
