4/5/25, 8:23 AM Sarah Michelle FNP Practice Test | 260 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED CORRECT ANSWERS | 2025 LATEST UPD…
Sarah Michelle FNP Practice Test | 260 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED CORRECT ANSWERS | 2025
LATEST UPDATED | GET A+ FNP PRACTICE TEST III
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Terms in this set (260)
Which of the following is a Answer: D. Atomoxetine (Strattera)
nonstimulant drug that Atomoxetine is classified as a norepinephrine reuptake
may be prescribed for inhibitor, not a stimulant. Atomoxetine may be
treatment of attention prescribed for patients for who do not experience
deficit hyperactivity adequate ADHD symptom relief from stimulant
disorder (ADHD)? medications such as dexmethylphenidate,
A.Dexmethylphenidate amphetamine, or methylphenidate.
(Focalin XR) B.Mixed salts
of amphetamine (Adderall)
C.Methylphenidate
(Ritalin) D.Atomoxetine
(Strattera)
The nurse practitioner (NP) Answer: B. Beer
advises a patient who is Fermented food items, including fermented beverages
taking a monoamine oxidase such as beer, tend to be high in tyramine. Although
inhibitor (MAOI) to avoid cured meats are high in tyramine, noncured proteins
foods that contain high such as chicken are not. Pasteurized cheeses, such as
levels of tyramine. Which cottage cheese, tend to be lower in tyramine than
food would the NP include aged cheeses. Fresh vegetables tend to be low in
in a list of examples? tyramine.
A.Chicken
B.Beer
C.Cottage
cheese
D.Spinach
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Answer: D. Apraxia
Apraxia is characterized by loss of the ability to
What symptom would be
execute or carry out learned purposeful movements
unexpected in a diagnosis
despite the desire and the physical ability to perform
of depression?
the movements. Apraxia is not a sign or symptom of
A.Anhedoni
depression; it is a disorder of motor planning caused
a B.Low
by damage to specific areas of the cerebrum.
self-esteem
Common signs of depression include anhedonia (loss
C.Apathy
of interest in activities that the patient normally finds
D.Apraxia
pleasurable), unintentional weight loss or gain, fatigue,
change in appetite, insomnia or hypersomnia, feelings
of guilt and worthlessness, and recurrent thoughts of
suicide
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The nurse practitioner is Answer: C. Sickle cell anemia
reviewing the medical A patient with normocytic hemolytic anemia who has
record of a 6-month-old electrophoresis results of hemoglobin S with a 20%
infant with normocytic concentration of hemoglobin F has sickle cell anemia.
hemolytic anemia and Electrophoresis is not used to diagnose hemolytic or
notes an electrophoresis aplastic anemia. Thalassemia major appears within the
result of hemoglobin S with first 2 years of life and is associated with life-threatening
a 20% concentration of anemia. Thalassemia major is associated with
hemoglobin F (fetal nonhemolytic, normocytic anemia.
hemoglobin). Which
additional diagnosis is
most likely?
A.Aplastic
anemia
B.Hemolytic
anemia
C.Sickle cell
anemia
D.Thalassemi
a major
The nurse practitioner (NP) Answer: B. The patient should be evaluated for hyperlipidemia.
notices a gray ring on the Arcus senilis is caused by lipid deposits deep in the
edge of both irises of an edge of the cornea and is quite commonly present in
81- year-old female patient. older adults. However, since it can also appear earlier in
The patient denies visual life as a result of hypercholesterolemia, the NP
changes or pain. She reports should order a fasting lipid profile in patients younger
that she has had the "ring" than 40 years. The condition is not associated with
for many years. What visual changes, so referral to an ophthalmologist is
would the clinical unnecessary.
significance of this same
finding be in a 35-year-old
patient?
A. The patient would have a
higher risk of blindness.
B. The patient should be
evaluated for
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hyperlipidemia.
C. The patient should be
evaluated by an
ophthalmologist.
D. The patient should be
evaluated for acute
glaucoma.
A female multigravida Answer: C. From 33 to 35 cm
patient who is at 34 weeks' After 20 weeks' gestation, fundal height in
gestation wants to know at centimeters should measure approximately
what level her uterine the same as the number of weeks of
fundus should be. The best gestation.
answer is to advise the
patient that her fundus is:
A. Midway between the
umbilicus and the lower
ribs
B. At the level of the umbilicus
C. From 33 to 35 cm
D. From 32 to 34 cm
When evaluating the blood Answer: A. The systolic blood pressure is higher in the arms than
pressure on both the arms in the legs.
In coarctation of the aorta, blood pressure is higher in
and the legs of an infant who
the arms than in the legs because of the narrowing in
has a diagnosis of
the aorta. Blood pressure must rise to get adequate
coarctation of the aorta,
blood flow to the lower extremities; therefore, the
which of the following is
blood pressure above the coarctation rises to
the expected finding?
compensate for this
A. The systolic blood
pressure is higher in the
arms than in the legs.
B. Only the diastolic blood
pressure is higher in
the legs than in the
arms.
C. The blood pressure is
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Sarah Michelle FNP Practice Test | 260 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED CORRECT ANSWERS | 2025
LATEST UPDATED | GET A+ FNP PRACTICE TEST III
GUARANTEED PASS \\BRAND NEW 2025\2026
Terms in this set (260)
Which of the following is a Answer: D. Atomoxetine (Strattera)
nonstimulant drug that Atomoxetine is classified as a norepinephrine reuptake
may be prescribed for inhibitor, not a stimulant. Atomoxetine may be
treatment of attention prescribed for patients for who do not experience
deficit hyperactivity adequate ADHD symptom relief from stimulant
disorder (ADHD)? medications such as dexmethylphenidate,
A.Dexmethylphenidate amphetamine, or methylphenidate.
(Focalin XR) B.Mixed salts
of amphetamine (Adderall)
C.Methylphenidate
(Ritalin) D.Atomoxetine
(Strattera)
The nurse practitioner (NP) Answer: B. Beer
advises a patient who is Fermented food items, including fermented beverages
taking a monoamine oxidase such as beer, tend to be high in tyramine. Although
inhibitor (MAOI) to avoid cured meats are high in tyramine, noncured proteins
foods that contain high such as chicken are not. Pasteurized cheeses, such as
levels of tyramine. Which cottage cheese, tend to be lower in tyramine than
food would the NP include aged cheeses. Fresh vegetables tend to be low in
in a list of examples? tyramine.
A.Chicken
B.Beer
C.Cottage
cheese
D.Spinach
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Answer: D. Apraxia
Apraxia is characterized by loss of the ability to
What symptom would be
execute or carry out learned purposeful movements
unexpected in a diagnosis
despite the desire and the physical ability to perform
of depression?
the movements. Apraxia is not a sign or symptom of
A.Anhedoni
depression; it is a disorder of motor planning caused
a B.Low
by damage to specific areas of the cerebrum.
self-esteem
Common signs of depression include anhedonia (loss
C.Apathy
of interest in activities that the patient normally finds
D.Apraxia
pleasurable), unintentional weight loss or gain, fatigue,
change in appetite, insomnia or hypersomnia, feelings
of guilt and worthlessness, and recurrent thoughts of
suicide
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The nurse practitioner is Answer: C. Sickle cell anemia
reviewing the medical A patient with normocytic hemolytic anemia who has
record of a 6-month-old electrophoresis results of hemoglobin S with a 20%
infant with normocytic concentration of hemoglobin F has sickle cell anemia.
hemolytic anemia and Electrophoresis is not used to diagnose hemolytic or
notes an electrophoresis aplastic anemia. Thalassemia major appears within the
result of hemoglobin S with first 2 years of life and is associated with life-threatening
a 20% concentration of anemia. Thalassemia major is associated with
hemoglobin F (fetal nonhemolytic, normocytic anemia.
hemoglobin). Which
additional diagnosis is
most likely?
A.Aplastic
anemia
B.Hemolytic
anemia
C.Sickle cell
anemia
D.Thalassemi
a major
The nurse practitioner (NP) Answer: B. The patient should be evaluated for hyperlipidemia.
notices a gray ring on the Arcus senilis is caused by lipid deposits deep in the
edge of both irises of an edge of the cornea and is quite commonly present in
81- year-old female patient. older adults. However, since it can also appear earlier in
The patient denies visual life as a result of hypercholesterolemia, the NP
changes or pain. She reports should order a fasting lipid profile in patients younger
that she has had the "ring" than 40 years. The condition is not associated with
for many years. What visual changes, so referral to an ophthalmologist is
would the clinical unnecessary.
significance of this same
finding be in a 35-year-old
patient?
A. The patient would have a
higher risk of blindness.
B. The patient should be
evaluated for
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hyperlipidemia.
C. The patient should be
evaluated by an
ophthalmologist.
D. The patient should be
evaluated for acute
glaucoma.
A female multigravida Answer: C. From 33 to 35 cm
patient who is at 34 weeks' After 20 weeks' gestation, fundal height in
gestation wants to know at centimeters should measure approximately
what level her uterine the same as the number of weeks of
fundus should be. The best gestation.
answer is to advise the
patient that her fundus is:
A. Midway between the
umbilicus and the lower
ribs
B. At the level of the umbilicus
C. From 33 to 35 cm
D. From 32 to 34 cm
When evaluating the blood Answer: A. The systolic blood pressure is higher in the arms than
pressure on both the arms in the legs.
In coarctation of the aorta, blood pressure is higher in
and the legs of an infant who
the arms than in the legs because of the narrowing in
has a diagnosis of
the aorta. Blood pressure must rise to get adequate
coarctation of the aorta,
blood flow to the lower extremities; therefore, the
which of the following is
blood pressure above the coarctation rises to
the expected finding?
compensate for this
A. The systolic blood
pressure is higher in the
arms than in the legs.
B. Only the diastolic blood
pressure is higher in
the legs than in the
arms.
C. The blood pressure is
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