NRNP 6675 2026 EXAM REVIEW PACK
FULLY SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉Tardive dyskinesia. Answer: Abnormal involuntary movements
affecting face, mouth, tongue
◉Delusional disorder. Answer: Deeply held belief lasting at least one
month without prominent hallucinations
◉Preoccupation with castration. Answer: Serious if carried out
without medical supervision, consistent with specific disorders
◉CPT. Answer: System for describing medical and surgical
procedures
◉Milky urine on Chlorpromazine. Answer: May be a harmless
response to the medication
◉Turner's syndrome. Answer: Condition from absence of second
female sex chromosome (XO)
, ◉Negative symptom of schizophrenia. Answer: Isolation and
impaired self-care
◉Distinguishing OCD from psychosis. Answer: Patients with OCD
acknowledge symptoms' unreasonable nature
◉Psychosis. Answer: Condition with delusions, disorganized
thoughts, and poor self-care
◉Obsessive Thoughts. Answer: Common in patients with psychosis
◉OCD. Answer: Characterized by less bizarre obsessions
◉DSM-5. Answer: System for describing medical procedures and
services
◉Medicare. Answer: Federal program for individuals 65+ and
disabled
◉HIPPA. Answer: Regulation for patient data privacy
◉Nurse Practitioner Scope. Answer: Legal description important to
avoid practicing without a license
FULLY SOLVED QUESTIONS
◉Tardive dyskinesia. Answer: Abnormal involuntary movements
affecting face, mouth, tongue
◉Delusional disorder. Answer: Deeply held belief lasting at least one
month without prominent hallucinations
◉Preoccupation with castration. Answer: Serious if carried out
without medical supervision, consistent with specific disorders
◉CPT. Answer: System for describing medical and surgical
procedures
◉Milky urine on Chlorpromazine. Answer: May be a harmless
response to the medication
◉Turner's syndrome. Answer: Condition from absence of second
female sex chromosome (XO)
, ◉Negative symptom of schizophrenia. Answer: Isolation and
impaired self-care
◉Distinguishing OCD from psychosis. Answer: Patients with OCD
acknowledge symptoms' unreasonable nature
◉Psychosis. Answer: Condition with delusions, disorganized
thoughts, and poor self-care
◉Obsessive Thoughts. Answer: Common in patients with psychosis
◉OCD. Answer: Characterized by less bizarre obsessions
◉DSM-5. Answer: System for describing medical procedures and
services
◉Medicare. Answer: Federal program for individuals 65+ and
disabled
◉HIPPA. Answer: Regulation for patient data privacy
◉Nurse Practitioner Scope. Answer: Legal description important to
avoid practicing without a license
