NR 601 Week 6 Quiz; Possible Questions
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| Institution | Chamberlain |
| Contributor | Gordana |
Kennedy Malone Chap 5
- Question: Overflow incontinence is usually associated with:
Kennedy Malone Chap 11
- Question: Which ethnic group has the highest incidence of prostate cancer?
- Question: Men w/an initial PSA level <2.5ng/mL can reduce their screening frequency to what intervals?
- Question: All of the following may be reasons associated w/an elevated PSA besides prostate cancer except:
- Question: In the dx of acute bacterial prostatitis, a midstream urine cx is of benefit. To be diagnostic, the specimen should reveal how many WBCs per high-power field?
- Question: In chronic bacterial prostatitis, what is the organism most commonly associated with the dz?
- Question: In acute prostatitis, an exam of the prostate may find the gland to be:
- Question: All of the following antimicrobials may be indicated in chronic bacterial prostatitis except:
- Question: Age-related changes in the bladder, urethra, and ureters include all of the following in older women except:
- Question: Mr. Jones is a 68yo retired Air Force pilot that has been dx'd w/prostate ca in the past week. He has never had surgery and seeks clarification on the availability of tx's for prostate ca. He asks the NP to tell him the SE of radical prostatectomy. Which of the following is NOT a potential SE of this procedure?
- Question: The NP is evaluating a pt's pelvic muscle strength by digital exam. This is performed when:
- Question: A pelvic mass in a postmenopausal woman:
- Question: A 79yo man is being eval'd for frequent urinary dribbling w/out burning. Physical exam reveals a smooth but slightly enlarged prostate. His PSA level is 3.3. The pt undergoes formal urodynamic studies and findings are as follows: decreased bladder capacity of 370mL, few involuntary detrusor contractions at a low bladder volume of 246mL, increased postvoid residual urine volume of 225mL, and slightly decreased urinary flow rate. Which of the following is not consistent with normal age-associated change?
- Question: Mrs. Smith, a 65yo, presents to the clinic for the first time and c/o urinary incontinence and dyspareunia. She went through menopause 10yrs ago w/out any hormone replacement therapy and had a hysterectomy for a fibroid. Her mom had a hip fx at 82. The pt's most recent mammo was 5yrs ago and non known fam h/o breast cancer. She is not taking any meds. Her exam is unremarkable except for findings consistent w/atrophic vaginitis. You decide to begin topical hormone replacement therapy. Which of the following evals would be necessary prior to initiating HRT?
- Question: Mrs. Billings is a 77yo Caucasian who has h/o breast ca. She has been in remission for 6yrs. As her PCP, you are seeing her follow up of her recent c/o intermittent abd pain of 3mo and some general malaise. Given the brief hx above, what will you direct your assessment at during physical exam?
- Question: A 78yo female comes to the office because she has pain when she urinates. She has been seen 3 times for this problem in the last 3mo. Each times she was told she had a UTI and was given abx. She carefully followed the instructions but has had no relief of symptoms. Last UA: WBC 2-3/high-powered field, RBC 0-2/high-power field, few epithelial cells, neg nitrites, negative leuk esterase. Which of the following should be done next?
| Instituition / Term | |
| Term | Spring 2019 |
| Institution | Chamberlain |
| Contributor | Gordana |
