APEA MIDTERM REAL EXAMS WITH 480

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APEA Midterm REAL Exams WITH 480 Questions AND Answers 100% PASS RATE Latest Version 1 / 4

APEA MIDTERM REAL EXAMS WITH 480

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% PASS RATE Latest version

• A patient report that she is taking kava kava regularly for anxiety with the

results. What should the nurse practitioners evaluate?

• Liver function studies

2. A person with 20/80 vision: HAS POORER VISION THAN SOMEONE WITH 20/40

VISION

• One exception to the recommendation to limit dietary fat intake is CHILDREN

UNDER

2 YEARS OF AGE

4. The most effective treatment for anemia of chronic disease is: TREATMENT OF

UNDERLYING DISEASE

Rationale: The key phrase is “anemia of chronic disease” and with this, the pt’s chronic disease has caused the deficiency so once you correct and or treat the chronic disease, then the anemia will correct itself.

• Salicylates and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents have all of the

following actions EXCEPT- ANTI-EMETIC EFFECTS VIA SUPPRESSION OF

GASTRIC ACID

SECRETION

• Which of the following does NOT increase a woman’s risk of developing cervical

cancer? NULLIPARITY

• All of the following principles apply to drug therapy for elders except

ENCOURAGE

THE ELDERLY TO CONTINUE SELF-MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION TO

FACILITATE INDEPENDENCE AND SELF -SUFFIENCY

• A female patient believes that she was exposed to HIV through sexual intercourse

several months ago. She asks for “the test for AIDS.” Which statement is NOT correct? THE ELISA IS USED FOR SCREENING, BUT MAY YIELD A FALSE

NEGATIVE THIS

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• The nurse practitioner teaches the parents of a 2-month-old infant with GERD that

treatment typically includes all of the following interventions except MAINTAINING

THE USUAL FEEDING REGIMEN AND BURPING THE INFANT WELL WHEN THE

FEEDING IS COMPLETED

• A widowed 85-year-old was recently moved from her home of 65 years to a bedroom

in her daughter’s home. According to reports by family members, she is now “cantankerous” gets “mixed up” easily and cries for no apparent reason. Factors in the client history that are consistent with delirium may include all of the following except

• INSIDIOUS ONSET AND CHRONIC PROGRESSIVE COURSE

11. The two tests that can indicate current infection with hep B are:

• Presents of hep B antigen and IgM
• A characteristic of elders which affects the pharmacotherapeutics of drug therapy

in that population is an increase in PERCENT OF BODY FAT

• An elder’s caretaker is planning the elder’s menu. The elder is on a bland diet. The

nurse practitioner reviews the meal plans and notes that which of the following is NOT appropriate?

• Coffee, tea, carbonated sodas, Orange juice
• The leading cause of death from injury in childhood is MOTOR VEHICE

ACCIDENTS 15. Therapeutic International normalized ratio (INR) for a patient

taking warfarin (coumadin) for a chronic atrial fibrillation is expected to be:

• Increased

16. The most accepted recommendation regarding a skin cancer prevention is:

• Avoidance of excessive sun exposure

• Antibiotic administration has been demonstrated to be of little benefit in the

treatment of which of the following disease processes?

• Acute bronchitis

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• An anxious parent brings her three-day old female infant to see the nurse

practitioner because of the serosanguineous vaginal discharge. The nurse

practitioner tells the mother:

• This is a normal finding in female newborns

19. A common finding associated with temporal arteritis is:

• Severe headache
• What information would best help the parent who is concerned about a school age

child eating habits?

• Establish a consistent schedule for meals and allow the child to participate in meal

planning

• Which of the following scenarios in a 75-year-old patient would be inappropriately

managed in an outpatient setting (i.e. the patient should be referred for hospital admission)?

• UNSTABLE ANGINA
• A patient with diabetes brings his glucose diary from the past seven days for the

nurse practitioner to review and evaluate. What changes should be made? Day one through seven AM 67, 52, 61, 48, 39, 68, 70 PM 138, 161, 148, 168, 121, 142, 176.

• Decreased the PM dose of NPH insulin

23. Appropriate nutritional guidance for the pregnant patient is:

• Increase caloric intake buy 300 cal/day and add iron and folic acid

supplementation

24. The most successful patient interview is likely to:

• Be a collaborative process
• RhoGAM is not administered to an Rh-negative mother with negative anti-d

antibodies

WITHIN 72 HOURS OF BIRTH OF AN RH-NEGATIVE INFANT

• The most common presentation of thyroid cancer is A SOLITARY THYROID

NODULE

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