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NR 601 FINAL EXAM VERSION 1 AND 2 NEWEST 2026/2027
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 300 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||JUST OUT!!!
When assessing a patient who complains of a tremor, the nurse
practitioner must differentiate essential tremor from the tremor
of Parkinson's disease. Which of the following findings are
consistent with essential tremors?
a. the tremor occurs with purposeful movement
b. the handwriting is not affected by the tremor - ANSWER-a.
the tremor occurs with purposeful movement
A 56 year old man is diagnosed with acute prostatitis, he is
afebrile without severe pain and will be managed outpatient.
He should initially be treated with antibiotics for how long?
a. 6-12 weeks
b. 14-21 days
c. 3-6 weeks
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d. 10-14 days - ANSWER-d. 10-14 days
An 80 year old female widow asks her nurse practitioner about
her end of life options. Her diagnosis include congestive heart
failure, hypertension and type 2 diabetes mellitus. She has
noticed that in the last month she has lower extremity edema
and she if finding it difficult to walk to the grocery store and
chrch. She does not use oxygen. She is able to maintain her
home but requires more frequent rests after vacuuming. She
does not wish to be admitted to the hospital again in the future
but if admitted wants to maintain full code status. How should
the NP address this patients concerns today?
a. start her on a medication for depression
b provide her with information for senior day care services
c. offer the patient a palliative care referral - ANSWER-c. offer
the patient a palliative care referral
Hospice services and palliative care services are underutilized
due to
a. denial of impending death
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b. confusion remains over when it is appropriate to consult
palliative care
c. services are not understood
d. all options are appropriate - ANSWER-d. all options are
appropriate
Jean, a 47 year old presents to the clinic with complaints of
dysuria, frequency and strong odor of her urine for 5 days. This
is the second occurrence this year. The first occurrence was 3
months ago. Today, UA reveals positive leukocyte esterase,
positive nitrates, 18 WBC's, few RBC's, no protein, no casts.
What is the appropriate next step for this patient
a. order a urine culture and sensitivity and hold treatment until
you receive results
b. prescribe a 7 day course of antibiotics and order a urine
culture and sensitivity
c. treat the patient with a stronger antibiotic, ofloxin, for 10
days
d. treat the patient with antibiotics today - ANSWER-d. treat the
patient with antibiotics today
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Delirium is typically characterized by all of the following except:
a. altered level of consciousness
b. insidious onset
c. inattention - ANSWER-b. insidious onset
Not sure of the question but
a. dominant personality
b. obesity
c. cardiovascular disease
d. diabetes - ANSWER-a. dominant personality
Mrs. G has returned to your office for a follow up visit for
urinary incontinence (UI). Mrs G has followed your 1st line
recommendations. She has quit smoking, drinks plenty of fluids,
and has eliminated caffeine and spicy foods. Despite all these
changes, she still experiences UI. You decide to initiate second
line treatement. You recommend:
NR 601 FINAL EXAM VERSION 1 AND 2 NEWEST 2026/2027
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 300 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED
A+||JUST OUT!!!
When assessing a patient who complains of a tremor, the nurse
practitioner must differentiate essential tremor from the tremor
of Parkinson's disease. Which of the following findings are
consistent with essential tremors?
a. the tremor occurs with purposeful movement
b. the handwriting is not affected by the tremor - ANSWER-a.
the tremor occurs with purposeful movement
A 56 year old man is diagnosed with acute prostatitis, he is
afebrile without severe pain and will be managed outpatient.
He should initially be treated with antibiotics for how long?
a. 6-12 weeks
b. 14-21 days
c. 3-6 weeks
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d. 10-14 days - ANSWER-d. 10-14 days
An 80 year old female widow asks her nurse practitioner about
her end of life options. Her diagnosis include congestive heart
failure, hypertension and type 2 diabetes mellitus. She has
noticed that in the last month she has lower extremity edema
and she if finding it difficult to walk to the grocery store and
chrch. She does not use oxygen. She is able to maintain her
home but requires more frequent rests after vacuuming. She
does not wish to be admitted to the hospital again in the future
but if admitted wants to maintain full code status. How should
the NP address this patients concerns today?
a. start her on a medication for depression
b provide her with information for senior day care services
c. offer the patient a palliative care referral - ANSWER-c. offer
the patient a palliative care referral
Hospice services and palliative care services are underutilized
due to
a. denial of impending death
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b. confusion remains over when it is appropriate to consult
palliative care
c. services are not understood
d. all options are appropriate - ANSWER-d. all options are
appropriate
Jean, a 47 year old presents to the clinic with complaints of
dysuria, frequency and strong odor of her urine for 5 days. This
is the second occurrence this year. The first occurrence was 3
months ago. Today, UA reveals positive leukocyte esterase,
positive nitrates, 18 WBC's, few RBC's, no protein, no casts.
What is the appropriate next step for this patient
a. order a urine culture and sensitivity and hold treatment until
you receive results
b. prescribe a 7 day course of antibiotics and order a urine
culture and sensitivity
c. treat the patient with a stronger antibiotic, ofloxin, for 10
days
d. treat the patient with antibiotics today - ANSWER-d. treat the
patient with antibiotics today
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Delirium is typically characterized by all of the following except:
a. altered level of consciousness
b. insidious onset
c. inattention - ANSWER-b. insidious onset
Not sure of the question but
a. dominant personality
b. obesity
c. cardiovascular disease
d. diabetes - ANSWER-a. dominant personality
Mrs. G has returned to your office for a follow up visit for
urinary incontinence (UI). Mrs G has followed your 1st line
recommendations. She has quit smoking, drinks plenty of fluids,
and has eliminated caffeine and spicy foods. Despite all these
changes, she still experiences UI. You decide to initiate second
line treatement. You recommend:
