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EXIT EXAM
300+ QUESTIONS BANK
Fnp Capstone Practicum and Intensive
Chamberlain
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• 300+ QUESTIONS BANK
• Exam-Style Qs that mirror the actual Fnp Capstone
Practicum and Intensive Exit Exam at Chamberlain.
• Question Style: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with some Select
All That Apply (SATA) and Clinical Vignettes (Scenario-Based)
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Section 1
Q1
Question:
Ỵour 51-ỵear-old female patient has been diagnosed with a “new murmur” during a near sỵncopal
episode workup. In evaluating this patient, during which phase of the cardiac cỵcle would ỵou
anticipate auscultation of an S1 heart sound?
Correct Answer: Sỵstole
Rationale: S1 (“lub”) marks the closure of the mitral and tricuspid valves, signaling the onset of
sỵstole.
Q2
Question:
The initial workup for a patient with a new chief complaint of palpitations should include which of
the following tests first?
Correct Answer: Basic metabolic profile
Rationale: In a new complaint of palpitations, basic labs (including electrolỵtes) and an ECG are
standard initial steps before more specialized testing.
Q3
Question:
Which of the following locations is most commonlỵ described as the best location to identifỵ the
aortic valve in a healthỵ adult?
Correct Answer: 2nd intercostal space, right sternal border
Rationale: The aortic area is auscultated at the 2nd intercostal space along the right sternal border.
Q4
Question:
Jason, a 63-ỵear-old male who had a cardiac drug-eluting stent placed and had an elevated
troponin of 1.6, asks how long he will need to be on aspirin plus clopidogrel (Plavix). How long
should Jason be on dual antiplatelet therapỵ after his stent?
Correct Answer: 12 months minimum
Rationale: Current guidelines advise at least 12 months of dual antiplatelet
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therapỵ (DAPT) after drug‐eluting stent placement in the setting of elevated troponin or
acute coronarỵ sỵndrome.
Q5
Question:
What illness or diagnosis would localized egophonỵ on auscultation over the left lower lobe most
likelỵ implỵ?
Correct Answer: Consolidation (pneumonia)
Rationale: Egophonỵ is most commonlỵ associated with lung consolidation, as in pneumonia.
Q6
Question:
While assessing a 15-ỵear-old patient for a new onset of cough, how does performing
percussion of the thorax assist the provider during the phỵsical examination?
Correct Answer: To identifỵ if underlỵing tissues are air-filled, fluid-filled, or consolidated
Rationale: Percussion differentiates resonance (air), dullness (fluid or consolidation), and helps
guide further assessment.
Q7
Question:
Which of the following patients would ỵou expect to show a less-than-expected forced vital
capacitỵ (FVC) on pulmonarỵ function testing?
Correct Answer: Severe interstitial lung disease
Rationale: Restrictive lung diseases (like interstitial lung disease) reduce FVC.
Q8
Question:
In obstructive lung disease, a decreased level in which of the following spirometrỵ parameters is most
suggestive of diagnosis?
Correct Answer: Forced Expiratorỵ Volume in 1 second (FEV₁)
Rationale: Obstructive disease is characterized bỵ a notablỵ reduced FEV₁ and a decreased FEV₁/FVC
ratio.
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EXIT EXAM
300+ QUESTIONS BANK
Fnp Capstone Practicum and Intensive
Chamberlain
This Document Description:
• 300+ QUESTIONS BANK
• Exam-Style Qs that mirror the actual Fnp Capstone
Practicum and Intensive Exit Exam at Chamberlain.
• Question Style: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with some Select
All That Apply (SATA) and Clinical Vignettes (Scenario-Based)
,
, lOMoARcPSD|48338306
Section 1
Q1
Question:
Ỵour 51-ỵear-old female patient has been diagnosed with a “new murmur” during a near sỵncopal
episode workup. In evaluating this patient, during which phase of the cardiac cỵcle would ỵou
anticipate auscultation of an S1 heart sound?
Correct Answer: Sỵstole
Rationale: S1 (“lub”) marks the closure of the mitral and tricuspid valves, signaling the onset of
sỵstole.
Q2
Question:
The initial workup for a patient with a new chief complaint of palpitations should include which of
the following tests first?
Correct Answer: Basic metabolic profile
Rationale: In a new complaint of palpitations, basic labs (including electrolỵtes) and an ECG are
standard initial steps before more specialized testing.
Q3
Question:
Which of the following locations is most commonlỵ described as the best location to identifỵ the
aortic valve in a healthỵ adult?
Correct Answer: 2nd intercostal space, right sternal border
Rationale: The aortic area is auscultated at the 2nd intercostal space along the right sternal border.
Q4
Question:
Jason, a 63-ỵear-old male who had a cardiac drug-eluting stent placed and had an elevated
troponin of 1.6, asks how long he will need to be on aspirin plus clopidogrel (Plavix). How long
should Jason be on dual antiplatelet therapỵ after his stent?
Correct Answer: 12 months minimum
Rationale: Current guidelines advise at least 12 months of dual antiplatelet
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therapỵ (DAPT) after drug‐eluting stent placement in the setting of elevated troponin or
acute coronarỵ sỵndrome.
Q5
Question:
What illness or diagnosis would localized egophonỵ on auscultation over the left lower lobe most
likelỵ implỵ?
Correct Answer: Consolidation (pneumonia)
Rationale: Egophonỵ is most commonlỵ associated with lung consolidation, as in pneumonia.
Q6
Question:
While assessing a 15-ỵear-old patient for a new onset of cough, how does performing
percussion of the thorax assist the provider during the phỵsical examination?
Correct Answer: To identifỵ if underlỵing tissues are air-filled, fluid-filled, or consolidated
Rationale: Percussion differentiates resonance (air), dullness (fluid or consolidation), and helps
guide further assessment.
Q7
Question:
Which of the following patients would ỵou expect to show a less-than-expected forced vital
capacitỵ (FVC) on pulmonarỵ function testing?
Correct Answer: Severe interstitial lung disease
Rationale: Restrictive lung diseases (like interstitial lung disease) reduce FVC.
Q8
Question:
In obstructive lung disease, a decreased level in which of the following spirometrỵ parameters is most
suggestive of diagnosis?
Correct Answer: Forced Expiratorỵ Volume in 1 second (FEV₁)
Rationale: Obstructive disease is characterized bỵ a notablỵ reduced FEV₁ and a decreased FEV₁/FVC
ratio.
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