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FNP654 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED ANSWERS. EXPERT
VERIFIED FOR GUARANTEED PASS.




FNP role in bioterrorism? - ANS 1. Contain the mess
2. Initiate basic life support
3. Involve the government
4. Inform the public



What to do for moderate acne? - ANS Topical retinoid
Topical antibiotic (clindamycin, erythromycin) and BPO



Education for patient with rosacea - ANS 1. Avoid alcohol and spicy foods that can cause
flares
2. Avoid oil-based cosmetics and skincare that can aggravate
3. Never apply steroids to rosacea
4. Wear sunscreen!



What 2 birth controls are recommended for females with acne? - ANS YAZ & Ortho tri cyclen



What hormone should not be given alone to female patients with acne? - ANS Progesterone.
Can worsen current acne.


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, Describe hives (urticaria) - ANS an allergic skin condition characterized by the formation of a
wheal and flare - red, raised



What medications can cause hives? - ANS NSAIDs, antibiotics (Bactrim), and ACEis


A patient presents with a generalized rash. No medical history. What does the FNP do? -
ANS Order CBC (anemia, polycythemia). CMP (kidney, liver dz). Thyroid.



Scabies treatment - ANS Permethrin 5% cream (Remember you have 5 fingers)
Starve mites by sealing them in a bag for about 10 days.
All family members need to be treated.
Itch can persist past treatment for 2-4 weeks.


The FNP diagnoses the honey-colored crusts as non-bullous impetigo. It is widespread. What is
the first-line treatment? - ANS Oral cephelexin (Keflex)


The child has a sandpapery, red rash in the flexor regions of his elbows. Also behind his knees.
What is the most likely diagnosis? - ANS Eczema (atopic dermatitis)


The adult presents with a scaly rash on the extensor regions of his elbows. What is the most
likely diagnosis? - ANS Psoriasis



What is guttate psoriasis? - ANS Develops after an infection (typically strep) and appears as
salmon-colored patches



Hydroxyzine (Vistaril) - ANS Antihistamine that can oversedation. On Beer's List.




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