FNP Board Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1. What is an abscess? Also called a furnucle or boil Deep infection of hair folicles 2. What is a Bulla? large blister containing watery fluid that is larger than a vesicle 3. What is a macule? Flat change in skin with a color change (brown, blue, red or hypopigmented) 4. What is a nodule? Solid lesion > 0.5-2.0 cm (nodule > 2.0 cm is a tumor) 5. What is a papule? Raised, solid lesion < 0.5 cm; varies in color 6. What is a plaque? Raised, solid lesion > 0.5 cm ...

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What is the pathways of blood through the heart and blood? - deoxygenated blood goes to 1. superior vena cava to 2. Right atrium then through the 3. tricuspid valve into 4. the right ventricle then through the 5. pulmonic valve into the 6. pulmonary artery to pick up oxygen in the 7. Lungs the reoxygenated blood leaves the lungs throught the 8. Pulmonary veins which delivers the reoxygenated blood into the 9. left atrium which pushes blood through the 10. mitral valve which empties ...

What direction does physical growth occur in? - Cephalo to caudal proximal to distal What are the three primary domains of growth and development - Physical, Cognitive, psychosocial What are the basic guidelines in pediatrics - The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Bright Futures: Guidelines of Health Supervision of infants, children, and adolescents What factors influence physical development? - Individual variability, genetic characteristics, ethnicities, and cultural practices what ...

Who provides the Immunization recommendations? - The American Academy of Pediatrics Immunization Chart, it is updated annually in January What are the typical administrations for all vaccines? - Administration for all vaccines are typically 0.5 ml, IM or sbucu depending on vaccine with the exception of the influenza vaccine Should the first dose of vaccine be bivalent or monovalent? - The first dose should be monovalent What are the intervals for vaccine administration? - Vaccine intervals ...

FNP Board review questions and answers 2023/2024

FNP Board review questions and answers 2023

FNP Board review questions with complete solutions. A 24-year old, otherwise healthy college student presents with c/o cough x 6 weeks. She has tried several OTC cough meds with no improvement. What is the most important information to consider when building your differential diagnoses? A) Her age B) Family hx C) Ineffectiveness of OTC cough medicines D) Length of time she has been coughing - correct answers.D) Length of time she has been coughing Why? This information he...