APEA 3P Exam Test Bank 2025|
2026/BRAND*NEW ACTUAL EXAM WITH
100% VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERSOverview
Iron deficiency anemia
Low iron levels causing fatigue and weakness.
Valsalva maneuver
Forces air against a closed airway can trigger headaches.
Urge incontinence
Sudden urge to urinate, often treated with anticholinergics.
Thin vaginal mucosa
Indicates atrophic vaginitis, often post-menopause.
Absence of rugae
Sign of estrogen deficiency in women.
Friable cervix
Easily irritated tissue, prone to bleeding.
Raised cervical lesion
Could indicate abnormal growth, requiring evaluation.
Nabothian cysts
Benign, common cysts on the cervix.
Atrophic vaginitis
Vaginal disorder with thinning after menopause.
First line therapy for OA
NSAIDs at lowest effective dose recommended.
Weight loss impact
10 pounds lost reduces knee OA risk by 50%.
Osteosarcoma symptoms
Commonly presented with bone pain and tenderness.
, Migraine characteristics
Family history is a common factor.
Small bowel obstruction symptoms
Includes vomiting, pain, and abdominal distension.
Unilateral rhinitis causes
Foreign body or nasal polyp may be responsible.
Acute sinusitis treatment to avoid
Antihistamines should be avoided in children.
Acromegaly features
Elongated head with prominent facial bones.
Deferoxamine use
Eliminates excess iron in beta thalassemia.
TSH levels in hypothyroidism
Expected to be higher than normal.
Secondary syphilis symptoms
Rash with red lesions on palms and soles.
Prostatic hypertrophy risks
Increases risk of UTIs and acute urinary retention.
Primary syphilis lesion
Typically presents as a painless chancre.
Gout treatment to avoid
Allopurinol should not be prescribed during attacks.
Essential vitamins for women
Folic Acid and Iron are crucial in multivitamins.
Bacterial meningitis headaches
Caused by increased intracranial pressure.
Janeway lesions
Associated with infective endocarditis.
Aminoglycosides
Class of antibiotics that can cause hearing loss.
Visual acuity test
2026/BRAND*NEW ACTUAL EXAM WITH
100% VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERSOverview
Iron deficiency anemia
Low iron levels causing fatigue and weakness.
Valsalva maneuver
Forces air against a closed airway can trigger headaches.
Urge incontinence
Sudden urge to urinate, often treated with anticholinergics.
Thin vaginal mucosa
Indicates atrophic vaginitis, often post-menopause.
Absence of rugae
Sign of estrogen deficiency in women.
Friable cervix
Easily irritated tissue, prone to bleeding.
Raised cervical lesion
Could indicate abnormal growth, requiring evaluation.
Nabothian cysts
Benign, common cysts on the cervix.
Atrophic vaginitis
Vaginal disorder with thinning after menopause.
First line therapy for OA
NSAIDs at lowest effective dose recommended.
Weight loss impact
10 pounds lost reduces knee OA risk by 50%.
Osteosarcoma symptoms
Commonly presented with bone pain and tenderness.
, Migraine characteristics
Family history is a common factor.
Small bowel obstruction symptoms
Includes vomiting, pain, and abdominal distension.
Unilateral rhinitis causes
Foreign body or nasal polyp may be responsible.
Acute sinusitis treatment to avoid
Antihistamines should be avoided in children.
Acromegaly features
Elongated head with prominent facial bones.
Deferoxamine use
Eliminates excess iron in beta thalassemia.
TSH levels in hypothyroidism
Expected to be higher than normal.
Secondary syphilis symptoms
Rash with red lesions on palms and soles.
Prostatic hypertrophy risks
Increases risk of UTIs and acute urinary retention.
Primary syphilis lesion
Typically presents as a painless chancre.
Gout treatment to avoid
Allopurinol should not be prescribed during attacks.
Essential vitamins for women
Folic Acid and Iron are crucial in multivitamins.
Bacterial meningitis headaches
Caused by increased intracranial pressure.
Janeway lesions
Associated with infective endocarditis.
Aminoglycosides
Class of antibiotics that can cause hearing loss.
Visual acuity test
