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NSG 6020 3P Exam – Questions And Verified Answers
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NSG 6020 3P Exam – Questions And Verified AnswersHeadache sign Correct Ans - Aggravated or relieved by change of
position
Headache sign Correct Ans - Precipitated by Valsalva maneuver
Headache sign Correct Ans - New onset after age 50
Headache sign Correct Ans - Relieved with use of common
analgesics
Cerebral arteries during a migraine Correct Ans - They dilate
Cerebral arteries during a migraine Correct Ans - They constrict
Cerebral arteries during a migraine Correct Ans - They vibrate
Cerebral arteries during a migraine Correct Ans - They pulsate
Symptom of bipolar disorder in a 15-year-old Correct Ans - Blurts
out answers in class inappropriately
Risk factor associated with breast cancer Correct Ans - Use of
hormone replacement therapy
Risk factor associated with breast cancer Correct Ans - Personal or
family history of breast cancer
Risk factor associated with breast cancer Correct Ans -
Postmenopausal obesity
Risk factor associated with breast cancer Correct Ans - Low
socioeconomic status
Likely weight of a woman with bulimia Correct Ans - Very
underweight
, Medication used to relieve acute wheezing in asthma Correct Ans -
Short acting beta agonist
Medication that may cause incontinence and confusion in an 80-year-old
Correct Ans - Tagamet (cimetidine)
Symptom suggesting hyperandrogenism in an adolescent female
Correct Ans - Hirsutism
Type of joint Correct Ans - Shoulder (synovial joint)
Medication that may account for decreased digoxin levels in a patient with
atrial fibrillation Correct Ans - Regular use of an antacid
Medication contraindicated in a child with acute sinusitis Correct Ans
- Nasal steroids
Lower extremity calf pain associated with peripheral artery disease
Correct Ans - Dull aching or cramping
Jugular venous distention accompanied by chest pain Correct Ans -
Heart failure
Immunization that protects against a virus transmitted through blood and
body fluids Correct Ans - Hepatitis B
Likely diagnosis for a pediatric patient with scaling on the scalp and round
patches of hair loss Correct Ans - Tinea capitis
Likely diagnosis for a 70-year-old patient with a sore mouth and beefy red,
glossy smooth tongue Correct Ans - Pernicious anemia due to
insufficient intrinsic factor
Likely diagnosis for a 62-year-old male with leg pain and occasional
numbness worsened with ambulation and improved with lumbar flexion
Correct Ans - Spinal stenosis
Typical symptom of late stage HIV Correct Ans - Persistent
vomiting
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