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NURS 5433/ NURS543 Midterm Exam – Family II (FNP 2) Guide| UTA (Latest 2026 Update) 100% Verified Questions & Answers | Grade A

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NURS 5433/ NURS5433 Midterm Exam – Family II (FNP 2) Guide| UTA (Latest 2026 Update) 100% Verified Questions & Answers | Grade A QUESTION What are types and classifications of Vesicoureteral Reflux? Answer: Primary VUR: congenital - urethra not long enough at birth Secondary VUR: caused by UTI or obstruction Grade I: Reflux only into the ureter without dilation. Grade II: Reflux into the ureter and renal pelvis (kidney area) without dilation. Grade III: Reflux with mild to moderate dilation of the ureter and renal pelvis, with minimal blunting of the calyces. Grade IV: Reflux with moderate ureteral tortuosity (twisting) and dilation of the renal pelvis and calyces. Grade V: Reflux with severe dilation of the ureter, renal pelvis, and calyces, significant tortuosity, and loss of papillary impressions. QUESTION What is the expected course of Wilms Tumor? Answer: Chemo and nephrectomy - excellent prognosis when identified early QUESTION Stages of AKI Answer: Stage 1 is a 1.5- to 1.9-fold increase in serum creatinine or a decline in urinary output to less than 0.5 mL/kg/h over 6-12 hours stage 2 is a 2.0- to 2.9-fold increase in serum creatinine or decline in urinary output to less than 0.5 mL/kg/h over 12 hours or longer stage 3 is a 3.0-fold or greater increase in serum creatinine, an increase in serum creatinine to greater than or equal to 4 mg/dL, a decline in urinary output to less than 0.3 mL/kg/h for 24 hours or longer, anuria for 12 hours or longer, or initiation of kidney replacement therapy QUESTION In prerenal AKI, the BUN:creatinine ratio is Answer: exceeds 20:1 due to increased urea reabsorption by functioning tubules QUESTION Patients with AKI due to suspected postrenal causes should: Answer: undergo bladder catheterization and ultrasonography to assess for hydroureter, hydronephrosis, or large bladder volume. QUESTION Dialysis initiation should be considered when Answer: GFR is near 10 mL/min/1.73 m2 and uremic symptoms are present. Other indications for dialysis, which may occur when GFR is 10-15 mL/min/1.73 m2, are fluid overload unresponsive to diuresis and refractory hyperkalemia QUESTION Leukocyte casts are suggestive of: Answer: pyelonephritis QUESTION Normal post-void residual: Answer: 100 QUESTION What are the gram positive bacteria (strep, staph, and enterococcus)? Answer: Staph: Aureus (skin infection, osteomylitis), epidermidis, saprophyticus Streptococcus A (pyogenes): pharnygitis, tonsilitis, scarlet fever, rheumatic fever & skin infections Streptococcus B (agalactiae), Streptococcus pneumoniae (respiratory infections) Enterococcus: VRE, faecalis, faecium (wound infections, UTIs, bacteremia, and endocarditis)- tx Linezolid 600mg BID QUESTION What vaccines contain live viruses? Answer: MMRV intranasal influenza Rotavirus BCG Smallpox Oral typhoid QUESTION Who cannot receive live virus vaccines? Answer: pregnant & immunocompromised QUESTION Live attenuated virus vaccine FACTS Answer: 1. Given at same time or same day or 4 weeks apart or protective titer is not produced. 2. Not typically given prior to 1 year old. 3. MMR and MMRV should be given to someone allergic to neomycin QUESTION What side effects can occur after receiving live-virus vaccine? Answer: Fever and rash can occur; normal response *With MMR rash may occur 1 week after vaccine QUESTION Menningococcal Vaccine should be given: Answer: to all college freshmen in dorms QUESTION Flu vaccines start at: Answer: age 6 months. QUESTION Vaccine validity

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NURSl 5433/l NURS5433l Midterml Examl –l
Familyl IIl (FNPl 2)l Guide|l UTAl (Latestl
2026l Update)l 100%l Verifiedl Questionsl &l
Answersl |l Gradel A

Q:l Whatl arel typesl andl classificationsl ofl Vesicoureterall Reflux?
Answer:
Primaryl VUR:l congenitall -l urethral notl longl enoughl atl birth
Secondaryl VUR:l causedl byl UTIl orl obstruction
Gradel I:l Refluxl onlyl intol thel ureterl withoutl dilation.
Gradel II:l Refluxl intol thel ureterl andl renall pelvisl (kidneyl area)l withoutl dilation.
Gradel III:l Refluxl withl mildl tol moderatel dilationl ofl thel ureterl andl renall pelvis,l withl
minimall bluntingl ofl thel calyces.
Gradel IV:l Refluxl withl moderatel ureterall tortuosityl (twisting)l andl dilationl ofl thel renall
pelvisl andl calyces.
Gradel V:l Refluxl withl severel dilationl ofl thel ureter,l renall pelvis,l andl calyces,l significantl
tortuosity,l andl lossl ofl papillaryl impressions.



Q:l Whatl isl thel expectedl coursel ofl Wilmsl Tumor?
Answer:
Chemol andl nephrectomyl -l excellentl prognosisl whenl identifiedl early



Q:l Stagesl ofl AKI
Answer:
Stagel 1l isl al 1.5-l tol 1.9-foldl increasel inl seruml creatininel orl al declinel inl urinaryl outputl
tol lessl thanl 0.5l mL/kg/hl overl 6-12l hours
stagel 2l isl al 2.0-l tol 2.9-foldl increasel inl seruml creatininel orl declinel inl urinaryl outputl
tol lessl thanl 0.5l mL/kg/hl overl 12l hoursl orl longer

,stagel 3l isl al 3.0-foldl orl greaterl increasel inl seruml creatinine,l anl increasel inl seruml
creatininel tol greaterl thanl orl equall tol 4l mg/dL,l al declinel inl urinaryl outputl tol lessl thanl
0.3l mL/kg/hl forl 24l hoursl orl longer,l anurial forl 12l hoursl orl longer,l orl initiationl ofl
kidneyl replacementl therapy



Q:l Inl prerenall AKI,l thel BUN:creatininel ratiol is
Answer:
exceedsl 20:1l duel tol increasedl ureal reabsorptionl byl functioningl tubules



Q:l Patientsl withl AKIl duel tol suspectedl postrenall causesl should:
Answer:
undergol bladderl catheterizationl andl ultrasonographyl tol assessl forl hydroureter,l
hydronephrosis,l orl largel bladderl volume.



Q:l Dialysisl initiationl shouldl bel consideredl when
Answer:
GFRl isl nearl 10l mL/min/1.73l m2l andl uremicl symptomsl arel present.l Otherl indicationsl
forl dialysis,l whichl mayl occurl whenl GFRl isl 10-15l mL/min/1.73l m2,l arel fluidl overloadl
unresponsivel tol diuresisl andl refractoryl hyperkalemia



Q:l Leukocytel castsl arel suggestivel of:
Answer:
pyelonephritis



Q:l Normall post-voidl residual:
Answer:
<100

,Q:l Whatl arel thel graml positivel bacterial (strep,l staph,l andl enterococcus)?
Answer:
Staph:l Aureusl (skinl infection,l osteomylitis),l epidermidis,l saprophyticus
Streptococcusl Al (pyogenes):l pharnygitis,l tonsilitis,l scarletl fever,l rheumaticl feverl &l skinl
infections
Streptococcusl Bl (agalactiae),l Streptococcusl pneumoniael (respiratoryl infections)
Enterococcus:l VRE,l faecalis,l faeciuml (woundl infections,l UTIs,l bacteremia,l andl
endocarditis)-l txl Linezolidl 600mgl BID



Q:l Whatl vaccinesl containl livel viruses?
Answer:
MMRV
intranasall influenza
Rotavirus
BCG
Smallpox
Orall typhoid



Q:l Whol cannotl receivel livel virusl vaccines?
Answer:
pregnantl &l immunocompromised



Q:l Livel attenuatedl virusl vaccinel FACTS
Answer:
1.l Givenl atl samel timel orl samel dayl orl 4l weeks
apartl orl protectivel titerl isl notl produced.
2.l Notl typicallyl givenl priorl tol 1l yearl old.
3.l MMRl andl MMRVl shouldl bel givenl tol someonel allergicl tol neomycin

, Q:l Whatl sidel effectsl canl occurl afterl receivingl live-virusl vaccine?
Answer:
Feverl andl rashl canl occur;l normall response
*Withl MMRl rashl mayl occur
1l weekl afterl vaccine



Q:l Menningococcall Vaccinel shouldl bel given:
Answer:
tol alll collegel freshmenl inl dorms



Q:l Flul vaccinesl startl at:
Answer:
agel 6l months.



Q:l Vaccinel validity
Answer:
Al vaccinel givenl 4l daysl priorl tol scheduledl dosel isl consideredl valid;l 5l daysl notl valid



Q:l Kawasakil Disease
Answer:
Patho:l anl acute,l self-limiting,l mucocutaneousl vasculitisl characterizedl byl thel infiltrationl
ofl vessell wallsl withl mononuclearl cellsl andl laterl byl IgAl secretingl plasmal cellsl thatl canl
resultl inl thel destructionl ofl thel tunical medial andl aneurysml formation.
Symptoms:l Fever,l conjunctivitis,l orall mucosall changes,l rash,l cervicall lymphadenopathy,l
peripherall extremityl changes.
Diagnostics:l ESRl &l CRPl elevated.l Meetsl 4l outl ofl 5:l (1)l 5l daysl highl fever,l (2)l
strawberryl tongue,l crackedl lips,l orall ulcers,l (3)l red,l edemal extremities,l (4)l
polymorphousl rash,l (5)l cervicall lymphadenopathyl (largerl thanl 1.5l cm,l usuallyl unilateral.l
CBC:l leukocytosisl withl neutrophilicl predominance,l anemia

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