MSN 572 Quiz week 3

Quiz week 3 Wrong answers 8 14 35 40 Question 1 (1 point) Saved A 28-year-old computer programmer presents to your office for evaluation of pain in the anal region. He is sexually active with the opposite sex. He denies bleeding from the rectum. He denies fever or chills. On physical examination you note a tender shallow ulcerated lesion at the 10 o'clock position on the external anal region. What is your most likely diagnosis? Question 1 options: Human papilloma virus (genital wart) Syphilis Herpes External hemorrhoid Question 2 (1 point) Saved A patient complains of vaginal pruritus and burning. The NP notes a fishy smell and watery gray drainage. What does this finding indicate? Question 2 options: Candidiasis Trichomoniasis Bacterial vaginosis Atrophic vaginitis Question 3 (1 point) Saved The practitioner is assessing a patient who reports persistent throbbing rectal pain. On examining the patient's anus the practitioner finds a localized cavity of pus which is red hot swollen indurate and tender. What should the practitioner infer from these findings? Question 3 options: The patient has hemorrhoids. The patient has an anal fissure. The patient has a pilonidal cyst. The patient has a perianal abscess. Question 4 (1 point) Saved When doing a genital assessment of a patient who has a genital infection the NP finds small round solitary and silvery papules with yellowish serous discharge. Upon palpation the NP notes nontender button-like structures and enlarged lymph nodes. Which condition should the NP expect in the patient? Question 4 options: Urethritis Herpes genitalis Syphilitic chancre Urethral caruncle Rationale Question 5 (1 point) Saved Which is the most common sign in patients having acute cystitis prostatitis and urethritis? Question 5 options: Dysuria Polyuria Nocturia Oliguria Question 6 (1 point) Saved A patient reports to the NP about having pain during urination with increased frequency and postcoital bleeding. The NP also notices yellow mucopurulent discharge and a friable cervix during the pelvic assessment. Which infection does the nurse practitioner suspect in the patient?