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FHEA PRACTICE EXAM VERSION 2 LATEST 2025 /
2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+|
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- Acute relief of nasal congestion __
- Relieve pharyngeal itch __
- Prevent allergy symptoms _ - Answer-1-B
2-A 3-C
- A 45-year-old man who reports a pressing, nonpulsatile
headache that is greatest in severity upon awakening each morning and lessens as the day progresses. __ - Answer-1-D
2-B
3-C
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When counseling a patient with hypertension and/or dyslipidemia on recommended physical activity, all of the
following are appropriate goals to strive for except:
Aerobic physical activity (e.g., brisk walking) of at least 40 minutes at a time.Exercise of at least 3‒4 times per week.Achieving a peak heart rate of 150 BPM or greater.No more than 48 hours without exercise. - Answer- Achieving a peak heart rate of 150 BPM or greater.
*****Type 2 diabetes mellitus is best described as:
A genetically-base autoimmune process.A consequence of obesity.A condition largely dictated by environmental factors.A disorder of insulin resistance with eventual insulin deficiency. - Answer-A disorder of insulin resistance with eventual insulin deficiency.
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When a patient is seen by a nurse practitioner, the visit can be charged to Medicare using "incident-to" billing. If the criteria for this type of visit are fulfilled, then anticipated reimbursement is at what percentage of the physician rate?
75 80 90 100 - Answer-100
When evaluating a patient with low back pain without radiculopathy, the nurse practitioner will most likely
identify:
-Discomfort to direct palpation of paraspinal muscles.-A positive straight leg raise.-Abnormal lower extremity DTR.-Pain relief with lumbar flexion. - Answer-Discomfort to direct palpation of paraspinal muscles.
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When initiating pharmacologic therapy for the patient with first diagnosis of major depression disorder, the nurse
practitioner advises the patient that treatment should:
-Generally be given for about 4-6 months before improvement is noted.-Continue for at least 6 months after remission is achieved.-Be continued indefinitely after therapeutic goals are met.-Be started at a higher dose then titrated to a lower dose once symptom relief is achieved. - Answer-Continue for at least 6 months after remission is achieved.
Which of the following best demonstrates the intent of informed consent?
-Discussing the risks of surgery with the parent of a 20- year-old -Advising a 48-year-old woman about the likely course of illness if no treatment is rendered -Conferring with the husband of a 30-year-old woman who has pneumonia about the benefits of antimicrobial therapy
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