Final Exam: CMN568 / CMN 568
(Latest 2024 / 2025) Intro to Family NP Final Exam | Practice Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A - South Alabama
Question:
Which drug class is never used to treat COPD?
- LABA
- Long-acting anticholinergic
- Leukotriene blockers
- Systemic steroids
Answer:
c
Question:
A COPD patient has been using albuterol with good relief for SOB. He is using it 3-4x/d x4weeks. How should the NP manage this?
Answer:
Add a LABA. 1 / 4
Question:
Which patient might be expected to have the worst FEV!?
- An asthma patient in the green zone
- A 65-year-old with emphysema
- A 60-year-old with PNA
- Patient with bronchiolitis
Answer:
B
Question:
Which of the following is always present in a COPD pt?
- Productive cough
- Obstructed airways
C. SOB
- Hypercapnia
Answer:
B
Question:
Mild persistent asthma is characterized by:
Answer:
Symptoms occurring more than 2x weekly 2 / 4
Question:
What does peak flow meter measure?
Answer:
Expiratory flow
Question:
Which of the following may be used to diagnose COPD?
Answer:
PFTs or spirometry
Question:
A 60-year-old patient report chronic cough and sputum production. He has a long hx of 2nd hand exposure to his wife's cigarette smoke. What diagnosis is most likely?
Answer:
COPD
Question:
A patient who worked in construction and building destruction 20 years ago presents to your clinic with unilateral, non- pleuritic chest pain, and dyspnea.What is he at risk for based on his career history and present symptoms?
Answer:
Mesothelioma 3 / 4
Question:
Which of the following is consistent with the NAEPP comment on the use of ICS for children with asthma?
- The potential, but small, risk of delayed growth with ICS is well balanced
- ICS should be used only if leukotriene receptor antagonist fails
- Permanent growth stunting is consistently noted in children using ICS
- Leukotriene receptor antagonist is equal in therapeutic effect to the use of
by their effectiveness
LABA
Answer:
A
Question:
According to the NAEPP guidelines, which of the following is not a risk of asthma death?
- Hospitalization
- Current use of systemic corticosteroids or recent w/d from system
- Difficulty perceiving airflow obstruction or its severity
- Rural residence
corticosteroids
Answer:
D
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