• NURS 5433 Final 09/14/2026
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NURS 5433 Final exam 1 comprehensive test
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The following findings are considered benign lesions of the skin except:
A) Lentigo
B) Seborrheic keratosis
C) Actinic keratosis
D) Rosacea - Correct Answer :C) Actinic keratosis
P 1
, • NURS 5433 Final 09/14/2026
exam
Actinic keratosis is a small, raised skin lesion on skin that has been in the sun for a long period of time. Actinic
keratoses are usually benign, but can develop into skin cancer; therefore, further evaluation is needed to deter-
mine if removal is required.
Which of the following is recommended as first-line treatment for essential tremor?
A) Propranolol (Inderal)
B) Phenytoin (Dilantin)
C) Amitriptyline (Elavil)
D) Fluoxetine (Prozac) - Correct Answer :A) Propranolol (Inderal)
Propranolol (Inderal) is approved for "treatment" of essential tremor. It helps control the symptoms. Essential
tremors are permanent and cannot be cured. Before prescribing, order an EKG. Do not use beta- blockers if a
patient has second- or third-degree heart block or chronic lung disease.
The major difference between the quasi-experimental design is which of the following?
A) The quasi-experimental design is a type of observational study
B) The quasi-experimental design uses convenience sampling instead of random sampling to recruit subjects
C) The quasi-experimental design is also known as a survey
D) The quasi-experimental design does not have an intervention group –
Correct Answer :B) The quasi-experimental design uses convenience sampling instead of random sampling to
recruit subjects
P 2
, • NURS 5433 Final 09/14/2026
exam
The quasi-experimental design uses an intervention (it is not an observational study or a survey). It has many
similarities to an experimental study except that the human subjects are recruited by convenience and not at
random (as in an experimental study).
A mother brings in her 6-year-old daughter to see the nurse practitioner (NP). She complains that the school
nurse found a few nits on her daughter's hair. The mother states that the school has a "no nits" policy regarding
head lice and the child cannot go back to school until all the nits have been removed. The child was treated with
permethrin shampoo (Nix) twice about 3 months ago. During the physical exam, the NP sees a few nits that are
about 2 inches away from the scalp. The child denies itchiness on her scalp. Which of the following is the best
action for the NP to follow?
A) Prescribe lindane (Kwell) for the child because she may have head lice that are resistant to permethrin
B) Advise the mother to use a nit comb after spraying the child's hair with white distilled vinegar, waiting for 15
minutes, and then rinsing the child's hair
C) Advise the mother to re-treat the girl with permethrin cream instead of s –
Correct Answer :B) Advise the mother to use a nit comb after spraying the child's hair with white distilled
vinegar, waiting for 15 minutes, and then rinsing the child's hair
According to the CDC, nits that are more than 1⁄4 inch from the child's scalp are usually not viable. The child also
does not have an itchy scalp. One method of removal is to soak the child's head with distilled vinegar (and then
rinse after), which will break down the protein of the nit casings, making it easy to comb them out of the hair.
What is the pedigree symbol for a diseased male?
A) An empty square
B) An empty circle
C) A filled-in square
D) A filled-in circle - Correct Answer :C) A filled-in square
P 3
, • NURS 5433 Final 09/14/2026
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A filled-in square is a diseased or affected male and a filled-in circle is a diseased or affected female. An empty
square is a healthy male and an empty circle is a healthy female.
A 25-year-old male who was involved in a car accident is brought in to the local emergency department. He
reports wearing a seat belt and was the driver of the vehicle. The patient is complaining of pain on his right leg.
The skin is intact, but the right foot is abducted slightly. The right knee is tender and swollen. Which of the
following tests is/are the best choice for evaluating for possible fractures and joint damage?
A) Plain radiographs of the right hip and knee
B) Ultrasound with a CT scan of the right leg
C) Plain radiograph of the right hip and leg with an MRI of the knee joint
D) Radiograph of the right hip and knee with special view of the hip - Correct Answer :C) Plain radiograph of the
right hip and leg with an MRI of the knee joint
The stem is asking for two things " . . . evaluating for possible fractures joint damage." Plain x-rays are the first
exam ordered for suspected or obvious bony fractures. An MRI scan is the best test for any type of joint
pathology (swollen right knee).
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is more common among the following racial backgrounds except:
A) AfricanAmericans
B) Asians
C) Hispanics
D) Mediterranean - Correct Answer :D) Mediterraneans
Lupus is more common among women of AfricanAmerican, Asian, and Hispanic racial backgrounds compared
with those with Mediterranean background (Italians, Greeks, etc.).
P 4
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NURS 5433 Final exam 1 comprehensive test
bank with 400 real exam review questions
and correct answers with rationales/ NURS
5433 Family 2 Final exam prep test bank
The following findings are considered benign lesions of the skin except:
A) Lentigo
B) Seborrheic keratosis
C) Actinic keratosis
D) Rosacea - Correct Answer :C) Actinic keratosis
P 1
, • NURS 5433 Final 09/14/2026
exam
Actinic keratosis is a small, raised skin lesion on skin that has been in the sun for a long period of time. Actinic
keratoses are usually benign, but can develop into skin cancer; therefore, further evaluation is needed to deter-
mine if removal is required.
Which of the following is recommended as first-line treatment for essential tremor?
A) Propranolol (Inderal)
B) Phenytoin (Dilantin)
C) Amitriptyline (Elavil)
D) Fluoxetine (Prozac) - Correct Answer :A) Propranolol (Inderal)
Propranolol (Inderal) is approved for "treatment" of essential tremor. It helps control the symptoms. Essential
tremors are permanent and cannot be cured. Before prescribing, order an EKG. Do not use beta- blockers if a
patient has second- or third-degree heart block or chronic lung disease.
The major difference between the quasi-experimental design is which of the following?
A) The quasi-experimental design is a type of observational study
B) The quasi-experimental design uses convenience sampling instead of random sampling to recruit subjects
C) The quasi-experimental design is also known as a survey
D) The quasi-experimental design does not have an intervention group –
Correct Answer :B) The quasi-experimental design uses convenience sampling instead of random sampling to
recruit subjects
P 2
, • NURS 5433 Final 09/14/2026
exam
The quasi-experimental design uses an intervention (it is not an observational study or a survey). It has many
similarities to an experimental study except that the human subjects are recruited by convenience and not at
random (as in an experimental study).
A mother brings in her 6-year-old daughter to see the nurse practitioner (NP). She complains that the school
nurse found a few nits on her daughter's hair. The mother states that the school has a "no nits" policy regarding
head lice and the child cannot go back to school until all the nits have been removed. The child was treated with
permethrin shampoo (Nix) twice about 3 months ago. During the physical exam, the NP sees a few nits that are
about 2 inches away from the scalp. The child denies itchiness on her scalp. Which of the following is the best
action for the NP to follow?
A) Prescribe lindane (Kwell) for the child because she may have head lice that are resistant to permethrin
B) Advise the mother to use a nit comb after spraying the child's hair with white distilled vinegar, waiting for 15
minutes, and then rinsing the child's hair
C) Advise the mother to re-treat the girl with permethrin cream instead of s –
Correct Answer :B) Advise the mother to use a nit comb after spraying the child's hair with white distilled
vinegar, waiting for 15 minutes, and then rinsing the child's hair
According to the CDC, nits that are more than 1⁄4 inch from the child's scalp are usually not viable. The child also
does not have an itchy scalp. One method of removal is to soak the child's head with distilled vinegar (and then
rinse after), which will break down the protein of the nit casings, making it easy to comb them out of the hair.
What is the pedigree symbol for a diseased male?
A) An empty square
B) An empty circle
C) A filled-in square
D) A filled-in circle - Correct Answer :C) A filled-in square
P 3
, • NURS 5433 Final 09/14/2026
exam
A filled-in square is a diseased or affected male and a filled-in circle is a diseased or affected female. An empty
square is a healthy male and an empty circle is a healthy female.
A 25-year-old male who was involved in a car accident is brought in to the local emergency department. He
reports wearing a seat belt and was the driver of the vehicle. The patient is complaining of pain on his right leg.
The skin is intact, but the right foot is abducted slightly. The right knee is tender and swollen. Which of the
following tests is/are the best choice for evaluating for possible fractures and joint damage?
A) Plain radiographs of the right hip and knee
B) Ultrasound with a CT scan of the right leg
C) Plain radiograph of the right hip and leg with an MRI of the knee joint
D) Radiograph of the right hip and knee with special view of the hip - Correct Answer :C) Plain radiograph of the
right hip and leg with an MRI of the knee joint
The stem is asking for two things " . . . evaluating for possible fractures joint damage." Plain x-rays are the first
exam ordered for suspected or obvious bony fractures. An MRI scan is the best test for any type of joint
pathology (swollen right knee).
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is more common among the following racial backgrounds except:
A) AfricanAmericans
B) Asians
C) Hispanics
D) Mediterranean - Correct Answer :D) Mediterraneans
Lupus is more common among women of AfricanAmerican, Asian, and Hispanic racial backgrounds compared
with those with Mediterranean background (Italians, Greeks, etc.).
P 4
