1. Question: When giving patients written information, what is the suggested reading level for that health information?
2. Question: An NP must have a DNP to prescribe controlled substances. True or False?
3. Question: DNP stands for Doctor of Nursing Profession.
4. Question: A well-accepted cha...
NRNP 6568 Combined Tests- Questions that are hard to remember. (Several on Metabolic syndrome).
•Question 2. When giving patients written information, what is the suggested reading level for that health information? Answer: 5th grade
•Question 3. An NP must have a DNP to prescribe controlled substances. True or False? Answers: False
•Question 4. DNP stands for Doctor of Nursing Profession. Answer: True False
•Question 5. A well-accepted change theory is the transtheoretical model (TTM), which conceptualizes the process of change in five stages. Pick the answer that lists the five
stages in the correct order. Answer: Precontemplation; contemplation; preparation; action; maintenance
•Question 6. Different states have different titles for NPs. All of the following are recognized titles for Nurse Practitioners EXCEPT: How is the NP titled in your state? Also list the titles for NPs in two neighboring states. Answer: Registered Nurse Practitioner Provider
•Question 7. A 55-year-old male was admitted to hospital. The patient's mother wants to know what is happening with her son’s health. The provider begins to share medical
information with mom. There is no signed HIPPA waiver in patient’s chart. This
is not a HIPPA violation considering this is the patient’s mother. Answer: False
•Question 8. There are several titles for NPs, and some are based on the state requirement. What does ARNP stand for? Answer: Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner
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Question 3. An occurrence policy covers any incident that occurred while the NP was insured. A claims made policy covers an NP only when the insurance policy is active, no matter when the incident occurred. Answer: True
Question 5. Standard of care is the use of unreasonable, extraordinary care, skill, and diligence as an NP in the type of patient practice in similar cases. Answer: False
•Question 6. A provider may be terribly negligent, but if there is no injury, there is no malpractice. True or False? Answer: True
•Question 7. If a patient is dismissed from a practice, it is important that certain rules are followed. A patient should be sent a dismissal letter by First
Class mail with return receipt requested. What elements need to be included in the letter? Answer: The last day the practitioner will be available to render medical care, which should be at least 30 days; indication that med refills will be provided during this period; alternative
sources of medical care; how to obtain medical records
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Question 3. An occurrence policy covers any incident that occurred while the NP was insured. A claims made policy covers an NP only when the insurance policy is active, no matter when the incident occurred. Answer: True
•Question 5. Standard of care is the use of unreasonable, extraordinary care, skill, and diligence as an NP in the type of patient practice in similar cases. Answer: False
•Question 6. A provider may be terribly negligent, but if there is no injury, there is no malpractice. True or False? Answer: True
•Question 7. If a patient is dismissed from a practice , it is important that certain rules are followed. A patient should be sent a dismissal letter by First
Class mail with return receipt requested. What elements need to be included
in the letter? Answer: The
last day the practitioner will be available to render medical care, which should be at least 30 days; indication that med refills will be provided during
this period; alternative sources of medical care; how to obtain medical records.
Question 9. If an NP receives a letter from the Board of Nursing with concerns about a license issue, what should the NP do immediately? Answer: Respond to the complaint to the Board of Nursing. Consider contacting a lawyer.
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•Question 2. Match the definitions using the following three terms: hyposmia; anosmia, parosmia. Answers:
Olfactory dysfunction (loss of smell) A. anosmia Smell distortion B. parosmia
Diminished sense of smell: C. hyposmia
•Question 3. How does an NP distinguish viral conjunctivitis from bacterial conjunctivitis? Viral conjunctivitis is: Answer: watery discharge, unilateral, older children and adenopathy.
•Question 5. What is the most important way to control allergic rhinitis? Answer:
environmental control
•Question 6. A 15-year-old child with sore throat comes to clinic and rapid strep is positive for strep. The NP will more than likely treat patient with: Selected Answer: All of the above Answers: PCN V 500 mg bid x10 days, Salt water gargles, Throat lozenges.
Question 7. What differentiates chronic rhinosinusitis from allergic rhinitis.
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