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FNP-654 Family Primary Care I
(2025/2026) UPDATE|EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH MULTIPLE CHOICES|VERIFIED &
REVISED ANSWERS (NEW)!!
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
Immunizations are an example of which A. Primary
type of prevention?
■ A. Primary
■ B. Secondary
■ C. Tertiary
D. Quaternary
■
What describes a pandemic? ■ C. An event of epidemic magnitude affecting
multiple communities and countries in a short
■ A. An event more than epidemic period of time
magnitude affecting a single community or
country over a long period of time
■ B. An event of epidemic magnitude
affecting a single community or country in
a short period of time
■ C. An event of epidemic magnitude
affecting multiple communities and
countries in a short period of time
■ D. An event less than epidemic magnitude
affecting multiple communities and
countries over a long period of time
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,Which accurately defines incidence rate? ■ D. The number of new cases of a disease diagnosed at a
point in time
■ A. The number of old cases of a disease at a
point in time
■ B. The number of cases of a disease at a
point in time divided by the percentage of
the population at a point in time
■ C. The number of total cases of a disease
total diagnosed at a point in time
■ D. The number of new cases of a disease
diagnosed at a point in time
A granulomatous infection of a meibomian ■ B. Chalazion
gland that presents as a painless swelling on
the eyelid is called a:
■ A. Iritis
■ B. Chalazion
■ C. Viral conjunctivitis
D. Nuclear cataracts
■
What of the following in the patient's history ■ C. Patient complains, "I feel like something is in my right
would lead the provider to diagnose a eye."
corneal abrasion?
■ A. Patient's mother had a corneal
abrasion.
■ B. Patient wears glasses.
■ C. Patient complains, "I feel like something is
in my right eye."
■ D. Patient complains, "My eyes feel so
dry."
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,A patient is complaining of seeing "flashing ■ C. Send the patient to ophthalmology
lights." What is the provider's next step? immediately to evaluate for a retinal tear or
detachment.
■ A. Send the patient to ophthalmology
immediately to evaluate for macular
degeneration.
■ B. Tell the patient that it is normal to see
flashing lights occasionally.
■ C. Send the patient to ophthalmology
immediately to evaluate for a retinal tear or
detachment.
■ D. Tell the patient that they can wait to be
seen by ophthalmology for 1 month.
Marie has diabetes mellitus with ■ C. Every 3 to 4 months
proliferative retinopathy. How often should
she see her ophthalmologist?
■ A. Monthly
■ B. Every 2 months
■ C. Every 3 to 4 months
■ D. Annually
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, A patient presents to the clinician complaining ■ D. Otitis Externa
of ear pain. On examination, the clinician finds
that the patient has tenderness on traction of the
pinna as well as when applying pressure over the
tragus. These findings are classic signs of which
condition?
■ A. Otitis media
■ B. Ménière's disease
■ C. Tinnitus
D. Otitis externa
■
Which of the following is helpful in evaluating C. CT scan
patients with otitis media with effusion?
A. Lumbar puncture
B. MRI
C. Computed tomography (CT) scan
D. Ultrasound
The presence of hairy leukoplakia in a person B. HIV
with no other symptoms of immune suppression is
strongly suggestive of which type of infection?
■ A. Herpes simplex virus type 2
■ B. HIV
■ C. Pneumonia
■D. Syphilis
A patient just had epistaxis and the provider is ■ C. Avoid hot liquids after a nose bleed.
counseling them on what to do when they go home.
Which of the following should be included?
■ A. Make sure to talk during future nose bleeds
to reassure the people around you.
■ B. When nose bleeds occur, if you have blood in
your mouth, spit it out.
■ C. Avoid hot liquids after a nose bleed.
■ D. With future nose bleeds, drinking lukewarm
beverages helps blood clot.
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FNP-654 Family Primary Care I
(2025/2026) UPDATE|EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH MULTIPLE CHOICES|VERIFIED &
REVISED ANSWERS (NEW)!!
QUESTIONS ANSWERS
Immunizations are an example of which A. Primary
type of prevention?
■ A. Primary
■ B. Secondary
■ C. Tertiary
D. Quaternary
■
What describes a pandemic? ■ C. An event of epidemic magnitude affecting
multiple communities and countries in a short
■ A. An event more than epidemic period of time
magnitude affecting a single community or
country over a long period of time
■ B. An event of epidemic magnitude
affecting a single community or country in
a short period of time
■ C. An event of epidemic magnitude
affecting multiple communities and
countries in a short period of time
■ D. An event less than epidemic magnitude
affecting multiple communities and
countries over a long period of time
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,Which accurately defines incidence rate? ■ D. The number of new cases of a disease diagnosed at a
point in time
■ A. The number of old cases of a disease at a
point in time
■ B. The number of cases of a disease at a
point in time divided by the percentage of
the population at a point in time
■ C. The number of total cases of a disease
total diagnosed at a point in time
■ D. The number of new cases of a disease
diagnosed at a point in time
A granulomatous infection of a meibomian ■ B. Chalazion
gland that presents as a painless swelling on
the eyelid is called a:
■ A. Iritis
■ B. Chalazion
■ C. Viral conjunctivitis
D. Nuclear cataracts
■
What of the following in the patient's history ■ C. Patient complains, "I feel like something is in my right
would lead the provider to diagnose a eye."
corneal abrasion?
■ A. Patient's mother had a corneal
abrasion.
■ B. Patient wears glasses.
■ C. Patient complains, "I feel like something is
in my right eye."
■ D. Patient complains, "My eyes feel so
dry."
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,A patient is complaining of seeing "flashing ■ C. Send the patient to ophthalmology
lights." What is the provider's next step? immediately to evaluate for a retinal tear or
detachment.
■ A. Send the patient to ophthalmology
immediately to evaluate for macular
degeneration.
■ B. Tell the patient that it is normal to see
flashing lights occasionally.
■ C. Send the patient to ophthalmology
immediately to evaluate for a retinal tear or
detachment.
■ D. Tell the patient that they can wait to be
seen by ophthalmology for 1 month.
Marie has diabetes mellitus with ■ C. Every 3 to 4 months
proliferative retinopathy. How often should
she see her ophthalmologist?
■ A. Monthly
■ B. Every 2 months
■ C. Every 3 to 4 months
■ D. Annually
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, A patient presents to the clinician complaining ■ D. Otitis Externa
of ear pain. On examination, the clinician finds
that the patient has tenderness on traction of the
pinna as well as when applying pressure over the
tragus. These findings are classic signs of which
condition?
■ A. Otitis media
■ B. Ménière's disease
■ C. Tinnitus
D. Otitis externa
■
Which of the following is helpful in evaluating C. CT scan
patients with otitis media with effusion?
A. Lumbar puncture
B. MRI
C. Computed tomography (CT) scan
D. Ultrasound
The presence of hairy leukoplakia in a person B. HIV
with no other symptoms of immune suppression is
strongly suggestive of which type of infection?
■ A. Herpes simplex virus type 2
■ B. HIV
■ C. Pneumonia
■D. Syphilis
A patient just had epistaxis and the provider is ■ C. Avoid hot liquids after a nose bleed.
counseling them on what to do when they go home.
Which of the following should be included?
■ A. Make sure to talk during future nose bleeds
to reassure the people around you.
■ B. When nose bleeds occur, if you have blood in
your mouth, spit it out.
■ C. Avoid hot liquids after a nose bleed.
■ D. With future nose bleeds, drinking lukewarm
beverages helps blood clot.
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