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PSai- FNP 2024 Questions and AnswersWhich of the following is a common cause of acne?
1.Use of oral contraceptives
2.Ingestion of soda and chocolate
3.Increase in androgens
4.Low-glycemic diet - correct answer ✅3. Increase in androgens
Rational: Oral contraceptives help control acne and decrease
androgens. Soda and chocolate have not been proven to have a
significant impact on acne.
Which trimester of pregnancy is a woman with a fundal height
measurement at the umbilicus?
1.First
2.Second
3.Third
4.Fourth - correct answer ✅2. Second
Rational: The level of the umbilicus is 20 weeks. There are 3 trimesters
divided into, 1st (0-13 weeks), 2nd (14-26 weeks), 3rd (27-40 weeks).
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Which of the following conditions is a risk factor for development of
deep vein thromboembolism and pulmonary embolism?
1.Visceral malignancy
2.Sudden weight gain
3.Copper IUD insertion
4.Aerobic exercise - correct answer ✅1. Visceral malignancy
Rational: Cancers of the brain, ovary, pancreas, colon, stomach, lung
and kidney have the highest risk of DVT/PE.
An adult male presents with intermittent retrosternal burning. He has
gained 30 lb in the past year. Physical examination results are
unremarkable and the EKG is normal. The most likely diagnosis is:
1.pericarditis.
2.gastroesophageal reflux.
3.cholecystitis.
4.costochondritis. - correct answer ✅2. .gastroesophageal reflux
(GERD)
Rational: Look at the key words: retrosternal burning, weight gain,
unremarkable physical exam. Pericarditis would most likely have other
symptoms persistent fatigue and shortness of breath, swelling of the
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feet, legs and abdomen often with weight gain (heart failure type
symptoms). cholecystitis would have an abnormal physical exam and
not retrosternal burning. costochondritis might mimic that of a heart
attack or other heart conditions. Pain with breathing.
A geriatric patient presents with a bump on the vulva, associated with
pruritis and malodorous drainage. Examination reveals a raised,
ulcerated lesion. The most likely diagnosis is:
1.vulvar cancer.
2.lymphogranuloma inguinale.
3.vulvar atrophy.
4.Paget's disease. - correct answer ✅1. Vulvar Cancer
Rational: Key words, geriatric, bump, pruritus.
lymphogranuloma inguinale and vulvar atrophy there is no bump.
Paget's disease is a bone disease.
A geriatric female complains of problems with urination. She reports
that whenever she feels the need to urinate, she is unable to "make it
to the bathroom in time," and wets herself. Which type of incontinence
is most likely?
1.Urge
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