NSG6440 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS
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1. Describe the appearance and significance of Koplik's spots in relation to viral
infections.
Koplik's spots are red patches associated with bacterial infections.
Koplik's spots are indicative of allergic reactions in the oral cavity.
Koplik's spots are small, bluish-white lesions on the mucosa that
indicate a viral infection, specifically measles.
Koplik's spots are large, painful ulcers found in the throat.
2. If a patient is diagnosed with anogenital warts, what preventive advice should
be provided to reduce transmission risk?
Suggest avoiding all forms of physical contact.
Advise against any sexual activity.
Recommend only oral sex as a safe alternative.
Encourage the use of condoms during sexual activity.
3. Which medication is commonly associated with causing a cough in patients
with hypertension?
Clopidogrel
Tadalafil
Captopril
Metoprolol
4. A 27 year old female presents with a chief complaint of burning and pain with
urination. She has no previous history of urinary tract infections (UTIs). What
, are additional symptoms associated with lower UTI?
frequency and urgency
Fever, chills, and CVA tenderness
Foul-smelling vaginal discharge and perineal itching
Back and abdominal pain
5. Describe the significance of tenderness on traction of the pinna and pressure
over the tragus in diagnosing ear conditions.
Tenderness on traction of the pinna and pressure over the tragus
indicates otitis externa.
It suggests a possible ear canal obstruction.
It indicates otitis media.
It is a sign of Eustachian tube dysfunction.
6. A 45 year-old man complains of pimples on his nose that are aggravated by
drinking coffee or alcohol. His skin is oily and he has diffuse erythema,
telangiectasias with superimposed papules and pustules on his nose. What is
the most likely diagnosis?
Milia
Acne vulgaris
Rosacea
Miliaria
Folliculitis
7. A patient receiving Hemodialysis after being diagnosed with CKD stage 5 is
an example of what type of prevention?
, Primary Prevention
Quaternary Prevention
Tertiary Prevention
Secondary Prevention
8. A nurse is providing client and family education. Which of the following
examples would indicate the client and family's understanding of secondary
cancer prevention?
Eating a healthy diet
using sunscreen
Eliminating tobacco use
having a mammogram
9. Which type of headache contributes to 90% of headaches and is not caused
by another illness?
primary
secondary
10. Sam, 78, presents with respiratory signs/symptoms. His PFTs show normal
total lung capacity, decreased PaO2, and increased PaCO2. On assessment,
you auscultate coarse crackles and forced expiratory wheezes. What is your
diagnosis?
Emphysema
Influenza
Asthma
Chronic bronchitis
, 11. According to the literature, what is the best treatment for tinnitus?
A. Sound Therapy
C. Stress Management
B. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
D. A and B
12. Which infectious disease presents with the following symptoms? Fatigue,
fever, severe sore throat, oral discharges, and enlarged, tender lymph
nodes?
Epiglottitis
Croup
RSV
Pertussis
Mononucleosis
13. A patient diagnosed with scabies asks how the disorder was "caught." What
information should be provided to the patient?
Scabies is a fungal infection transmitted by contact with infected
respiratory secretions.
Scabies is a bacterial infection transmitted by direct contact with
infected persons.
The disorder is transmitted by contact with infected persons or
their possessions.
The disorder is transmitted by the feces of infected animals.
14. Your patient complains of a progressive loss of pigment in various patches
on the body. Affected skin surfaces are otherwise normal (e.g. no scaling,
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1. Describe the appearance and significance of Koplik's spots in relation to viral
infections.
Koplik's spots are red patches associated with bacterial infections.
Koplik's spots are indicative of allergic reactions in the oral cavity.
Koplik's spots are small, bluish-white lesions on the mucosa that
indicate a viral infection, specifically measles.
Koplik's spots are large, painful ulcers found in the throat.
2. If a patient is diagnosed with anogenital warts, what preventive advice should
be provided to reduce transmission risk?
Suggest avoiding all forms of physical contact.
Advise against any sexual activity.
Recommend only oral sex as a safe alternative.
Encourage the use of condoms during sexual activity.
3. Which medication is commonly associated with causing a cough in patients
with hypertension?
Clopidogrel
Tadalafil
Captopril
Metoprolol
4. A 27 year old female presents with a chief complaint of burning and pain with
urination. She has no previous history of urinary tract infections (UTIs). What
, are additional symptoms associated with lower UTI?
frequency and urgency
Fever, chills, and CVA tenderness
Foul-smelling vaginal discharge and perineal itching
Back and abdominal pain
5. Describe the significance of tenderness on traction of the pinna and pressure
over the tragus in diagnosing ear conditions.
Tenderness on traction of the pinna and pressure over the tragus
indicates otitis externa.
It suggests a possible ear canal obstruction.
It indicates otitis media.
It is a sign of Eustachian tube dysfunction.
6. A 45 year-old man complains of pimples on his nose that are aggravated by
drinking coffee or alcohol. His skin is oily and he has diffuse erythema,
telangiectasias with superimposed papules and pustules on his nose. What is
the most likely diagnosis?
Milia
Acne vulgaris
Rosacea
Miliaria
Folliculitis
7. A patient receiving Hemodialysis after being diagnosed with CKD stage 5 is
an example of what type of prevention?
, Primary Prevention
Quaternary Prevention
Tertiary Prevention
Secondary Prevention
8. A nurse is providing client and family education. Which of the following
examples would indicate the client and family's understanding of secondary
cancer prevention?
Eating a healthy diet
using sunscreen
Eliminating tobacco use
having a mammogram
9. Which type of headache contributes to 90% of headaches and is not caused
by another illness?
primary
secondary
10. Sam, 78, presents with respiratory signs/symptoms. His PFTs show normal
total lung capacity, decreased PaO2, and increased PaCO2. On assessment,
you auscultate coarse crackles and forced expiratory wheezes. What is your
diagnosis?
Emphysema
Influenza
Asthma
Chronic bronchitis
, 11. According to the literature, what is the best treatment for tinnitus?
A. Sound Therapy
C. Stress Management
B. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
D. A and B
12. Which infectious disease presents with the following symptoms? Fatigue,
fever, severe sore throat, oral discharges, and enlarged, tender lymph
nodes?
Epiglottitis
Croup
RSV
Pertussis
Mononucleosis
13. A patient diagnosed with scabies asks how the disorder was "caught." What
information should be provided to the patient?
Scabies is a fungal infection transmitted by contact with infected
respiratory secretions.
Scabies is a bacterial infection transmitted by direct contact with
infected persons.
The disorder is transmitted by contact with infected persons or
their possessions.
The disorder is transmitted by the feces of infected animals.
14. Your patient complains of a progressive loss of pigment in various patches
on the body. Affected skin surfaces are otherwise normal (e.g. no scaling,
