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FHEA Practice Exam Version 2 Newest 2026
Complete Questions With 100% Correct Verified
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The nurse practitioner has diagnosed acute bacterial
rhinosinusitis (ABRS) and is considering antibiotic choices.
He recognizes that the most common causative pathogen
is:
H. influenzae.
S. aureus.
S. pneumoniae.
M. catarrhalis. - ANSWER-S. pneumoniae.
The nurse practitioner is beginning pharmacologic
management of dyslipidemia in a 47-year-old male patient
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whose lipid panel is as follows: -Total cholesterol=249
mg/dL (6.45 mmol/L) -HDL-C=39 mg/dL (1.01 mmol/L) -
TG=279 mg/dL (3.15 mmol/L) -LDL-C=191 mg/dL (4.94
mmol/L) The appropriate class of agent is a(n):
Omega-3 fatty acid such as fish oil.
Fibric acid derivative such as fenofibrate.
Cholesterol absorption inhibitor such as ezetimibe.
HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor such as simvastatin. -
ANSWER-HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor such as
simvastatin.
The nurse practitioner is counseling a patient who is new
to insulin therapy. The patient is advised that when
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injecting a short-acting, rapid-onset formulation such as
insulin aspart, the greatest risk time for hypoglycemia is:
15-30 minutes after injection.
1-3 hours after injection.
3-4 hours after injection.
4-5 hours after injection. - ANSWER-1-3 hours after
injection.
The nurse practitioner is seeing a patient who is starting
on a statin. Laboratory assessment should include a
baseline measurement of:
LDH.
ALT.
ALP.
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GGT. - ANSWER-ALT.
The nurse practitioner knows that all patients with an
acute eye complaint should have:
Dilated pupil examination.
Assessment of visual acuity.
Everted lid examination.
Fluorescein staining. - ANSWER-Assessment of visual
acuity.
One of the preferred pharmacologic options of persistent
cough in an otherwise well 25-year-old woman with acute
uncomplicated bronchitis would most likely include:
Antibiotic therapy to cover atypical pathogens.
FHEA Practice Exam Version 2 Newest 2026
Complete Questions With 100% Correct Verified
Answers||Already Graded A+||Brand New!!!
The nurse practitioner has diagnosed acute bacterial
rhinosinusitis (ABRS) and is considering antibiotic choices.
He recognizes that the most common causative pathogen
is:
H. influenzae.
S. aureus.
S. pneumoniae.
M. catarrhalis. - ANSWER-S. pneumoniae.
The nurse practitioner is beginning pharmacologic
management of dyslipidemia in a 47-year-old male patient
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whose lipid panel is as follows: -Total cholesterol=249
mg/dL (6.45 mmol/L) -HDL-C=39 mg/dL (1.01 mmol/L) -
TG=279 mg/dL (3.15 mmol/L) -LDL-C=191 mg/dL (4.94
mmol/L) The appropriate class of agent is a(n):
Omega-3 fatty acid such as fish oil.
Fibric acid derivative such as fenofibrate.
Cholesterol absorption inhibitor such as ezetimibe.
HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor such as simvastatin. -
ANSWER-HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor such as
simvastatin.
The nurse practitioner is counseling a patient who is new
to insulin therapy. The patient is advised that when
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injecting a short-acting, rapid-onset formulation such as
insulin aspart, the greatest risk time for hypoglycemia is:
15-30 minutes after injection.
1-3 hours after injection.
3-4 hours after injection.
4-5 hours after injection. - ANSWER-1-3 hours after
injection.
The nurse practitioner is seeing a patient who is starting
on a statin. Laboratory assessment should include a
baseline measurement of:
LDH.
ALT.
ALP.
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GGT. - ANSWER-ALT.
The nurse practitioner knows that all patients with an
acute eye complaint should have:
Dilated pupil examination.
Assessment of visual acuity.
Everted lid examination.
Fluorescein staining. - ANSWER-Assessment of visual
acuity.
One of the preferred pharmacologic options of persistent
cough in an otherwise well 25-year-old woman with acute
uncomplicated bronchitis would most likely include:
Antibiotic therapy to cover atypical pathogens.
