NSG6001 WEEK 1 KNOWLEDGE CHECK QUIZ, NSG6001 WEEK 2 KNOWLEDGE CHECK QUIZ, NSG6001 WEEK 3 KNOWLEDGE CHECK QUIZ, NSG6001 WEEK 4 KNOWLEDGE CHECK QUIZ, NSG6001 WEEK 5 KNOWLEDGE CHECK QUIZ (LATEST-2021): SOUTH UNIVERSITY

NSG6001 WEEK 1 KNOWLEDGE CHECK QUIZ, NSG6001 WEEK 2 KNOWLEDGE CHECK QUIZ, NSG6001 WEEK 3 KNOWLEDGE CHECK QUIZ, NSG6001 WEEK 4 KNOWLEDGE CHECK QUIZ, NSG6001 WEEK 5 KNOWLEDGE CHECK QUIZ (LATEST-2021): SOUTH UNIVERSITY NSG 6001 Week 1 to week 5 Knowledge Check Week 1 KC – 100% ANP1 1. Which of the following best describes the objective portion of a SOAP note? The patient’s physical exam and testing results 2) A 50-year-old female patient has a blood pressure of 118/72 mmHg, a negative family history for breast and ovarian cancer, a normal PAP smear 2 years prior, and a Framingham Risk screening in within normal limits. Which should be part of this patient’s routine annual well-patient exams? Breast cancer screening and mammogram 3) An asymptomatic 63-year-old female has a low density lipoprotein level of 135 mg/dl. Which test is beneficial to assess this patient’s coronary artery disease risk? C-reactive protein 4) A patient reports abdominal and back pain with anorexia and nausea. During an exam, the provider notes a pulsatile abdominal mass. What is the initial action? ultrasound of the mass to determine size 5) An elderly female without prior history of cardiovascular disease reports lower leg soreness and fatigue when shopping or walking in the neighborhood. The primary care provider notes decreased pedal pulses bilaterally. Which test will the provider order initially to evaluate for peripherial arterial disease based on these symptoms? Doppler ankle, arm indexes Week 2 Knowledge Check- ANP- 100% 1. A patient develops a dry, nonproductive cough and is diagnosed with bronchitis. Several days later, the cough becomes productive with mucoid sputum. What may be prescribed to help with symptoms? a. Antitussive Medication 2. A primary care provider in performing a Tzanck test to evaluate possible herpes simplex lesions. To attain accurate results, the provider will: a. Remove the top of the vesicles and obtain fluid from the lesions 3. A primary care provider notes painless, hard lesions on a patient’s external ears that expel a white crystalline substance when pressed. What diagnostic test is indicated? a. Uric acid chemical profile 4. A patient reports persistent nasal blockage, nasal drainage, and facial pain lasting on the right side for the past 4 months. There is no history of sneezing or eye involvement. The patient has a history of seasonal allergies and takes a non-sedating antihistamine. What does the provider suspect is the cause of these symptoms? a. Chronic rhinosinusitis 5. A patient reports painful oral lesions 3 days after feeling pain and tingling in the mouth. The provider notes vesicles and ulcerative lesions on the buccal mucosa. What is the most likely cause of these symptoms? a. Herpes simplex virus Week 3 Knowledge Check ANP- 100% 1. A patient reports anal pruritis and occasional bleeding with defacation. An examination of the perianal area reveals external hemorrhoids around the anal orifice as the patient is bearing down. The provider orders a colonoscopy to further evaluate this patient. What is the treatment of this patient’s symptoms? a. A high-fiber diet and increased fluid intake 2. What is the propable underlying pathology of irritable bowel syndrome, according to research over the last decade? a. Alteration in processing of sensory information 3. What is the most common cause of pancreatitis in the United States? a. Gallstones 4. A patient has persistent epigastric pain occurring 2 to 3 hours after a meal. Which test is definitive for diagnosing peptic ulcer in this patient? a. Endoscopy with biopsy of gastric mucosa 5. A patient is noted to have prolonged bleeding after an intravenous needle is remove. A subsequent laboratory test reveals a prolonged activated partial thromboplastin (aPTT) time with a normal prothrombin (PT). Based on this result, the provider may suspect alteration in function of which factor? a. Factor VIII Week 4 Knowledge Check- ANP- 80% 1. An older male patient reports urinary frequency, back pain, and nocturia. A dipstick urinalysis reveals hematuria. What will the provider do next to evaluate this condition? a. Order a PSA and perform a digital rectal exam 2. A 30 year old male patient has a positive leukocyte esterase and nitrites on a random urine dipstick during a well patient exam. What type of urinary tract infection does this represent? a. Complicated 3. A high school athlete is brough to the emergency department after collapsing during outdoor practice on a hot dog. The patient is weak, irritable, and confused. Serum sodium is 152 mEq/L and has dry mucous membranes and tachycardia. What is the initial approach to rehydration in this patient? a. Intravenous fluid resuscitation with an isotonic solution 4. What is an important purpose of conducting an interview prior to beginning neuropsychological testing on an older adult suspected of having dementia? a. To assess the patient’s ability to cooperate with the testing 5. A patient reports recurrent headaches occurring 1 to 2 times per month that generally occur with weather changes or when sleep patterns are disrupted and describes them as severe, with throbbing on one side of the head and sometimes accompanied by nausea. What is the recommended treatment for this type of headache? a. Rizatriptan Week 5 Knowledge Check- ANP-100% 1. A patient with shoulder pain is seen by an orthopedic specialist who notes erythema, warmth, and fluctuance of the shoulder joint. What is the next step in treatment for this patient? a. Admit to the hospital for intravenous antibiotics 2. A patient comes to a provider with reports of unilateral arm pain and weakness with mild neck pain. The provider notes that the patient prefers holding the affected arm crossed in front of the throat. A history reveals a recent onset of sexual dysfunction. What does the provider suspect based on this history? a. Cervical myelopathy 3. A 45- year- old patient reports a recent onset of unilateral shoulder pain which is described as diffuse and is associated with weakness of the shoulder but no loss of passive range of motion. What does the provider suspect as the cause of these symptoms? a. Rotator cuff injury 4. A patient is diagnosed with polymyalgia rheumatica with giant cell arteritis. Which dose of prednisolone will be given initially? a. 60 mg daily 5. A patient has swelling and tenderness in the small joints of both hands and reports several weeks of malaise and fatigue. A RF test is negative. What will the primary care provider do next? a. Order radiographic tests, a CBC, and acute-phase reactant levels