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MN556
Primary Care Across the Adult Age Continuum III

Unit 3 Quiz

Question 1

Palliative care is:

Question options:

providing a space to die

using a strong narcotic in patients who are at the end stage
of life

prevention and relief of suffering by means of early
identification, impeccable assessment, and treatment

communicating well and praying together with family

Question 2

Principles of palliative care are:

Question options:

providing adequate analgesic , disease management, and place
to die

psychosocial care, symptom control, and disease management

religious /spiritual support and psycho social care

disease management, intensive care, and symptom control

Question 3

The advanced practice nurse will best optimize patient
outcomes after an initial diagnosis of cancer by:

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initiating a timely referral for treatment

devising a plan for treatment that includes a hospice
referral

monitoring symptoms and treating accordingly

suggesting a psychological assessment

Question 4

Assessment of a palliative care patient’s spiritual or
religious beliefs by the nurse practitioner should encompass which of the
following?

Question options:

Screening for spiritual beliefs that may conflict with the
palliative care nurse practitioners religious practices

Encouraging the patient to join a religious community if
they do not already belong to one

Asking about spiritual customs or rituals around illness and
death that are meaningful to the patient

Assessing spiritual or religious beliefs only if the patient
volunteers information about religion and spirituality

Question 5

The key to effectively treating cancer pain is to:

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acknowledge its existence in a terminally ill patient

identify the underlying cause and treat accordingly

treat the pain aggressively from the beginning

educate the patient on non-pharmacologic means to keep the
pain at a minimum

MN556
Primary Care Across the Adult Age Continuum III

Unit 4 Quiz

Question 1

Carbohydrate intolerance and increased insulin resistance
first recognized in pregnancy is known as:

Question options:

overt diabetes

gestational diabetes

carbohydrate overload

iron-deficiency anemia

Question 2

Recommended weight gain during pregnancy for a woman with a
healthy body mass index (BMI) is:

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15–20 lb

20–30 lb

25–35 lb

35–45 lb

Question 3

A 25 year old woman presents in the 10th week of gestation
requesting antenatal screening for Down’s syndrome. What advice should the NP
give this patient?

Question options:

Because of her age, no specific testing is recommended

She should be referred for a second trimester ultrasound

Screening that combines nuchal translucency measurement and
biochemical testing is recommended

She should be referred to a genetic counselor

Question 4.The duration of antimicrobial therapy for
treatment of urinary tract infection in a pregnant woman is:

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3 days

5 days

7 days

10 days

Question 5

Regarding the risk for neonatal group B streptococcus (GBS)
disease, the NP considers that:

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about 50% to 70% of all pregnant women harbor this organism

these is no risk of the disease with a cesarean birth

the organism is most often acquired by vertical transmission
in the second trimester of pregnancy

intrapartum antimicrobials should be given to all women with
evidence of GBS colonization

MN556
Primary Care Across the Adult Age Continuum III

Unit 5 Quiz

Question 1

A 58 year old woman presents with a sudden left-sided
headache that is most painful in her left eye. Her vision is blurred, and the
left pupil is slightly dilated and poorly reactive. The left conjunctiva is
markedly injected, and the eyeball is firm. Vision screen with the Snellen
chart is 20/30 OD and 20/90 OS. The most likely diagnosis is:

Question options:

unilateral herpetic conjunctivitis

open-angle glaucoma

angle-closure glaucoma

anterior uveitis

Question 2

In caring for the patient in the first question, the most
appropriate next action is:

Question options:

prompt referral to an ophthalmologist

to provide analgesia and repeat the evaluation when the
patient is more comfortable

to instill a corticosteroid ophthalmic solution

to patch the eye and arrange for follow-up in 24 hours

Question 3

Which is most consistent with a patient presenting with
acute MI?

Question options:

A 5-minute episode of chest tightness brought on by stair
climbing

A severe, localized pain that penetrates the chest and lasts
about 3 hours

Chest pressure lasting 20 minutes that occurs at rest

Retrosternal diffuse pain for 30 minutes accompanied by
diaphoresis

Question 4

The psoas sign can be best described as abdominal pain
elicited by:

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deep palpation

passive extension of the hip

passive flexion and internal rotation of the hip

asking the patient to cough

Question 5

Which is least likely to be found in patients with pulmonary
embolus (PE)?

Question options:

Pleuritic chest pain

Tachypnea

DVT signs and symptoms

Hemoptysis

MN556
Primary Care Across the Adult Age Continuum III

Unit 6 Quiz

Question 1

A 26 year old man presents with acute abdominal pain. As
part of the evaluation for acute appendicitis, you order a white blood cell
count (WBC) with differential and anticipate the following results:

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total WBC’s 4500 mm; neutrophils 35%; bands 2%; lymphocytes
45%

total WBC’s 14,000 mm; neutrophils 55%; bands 3%;
lymphocytes 38%

total WBC’s 16,500 mm; neutrophils 66%; bands 8%; lymphocytes
22%

total WBC’s 18,100 mm; neutrophils 55%; bands 3%;
lymphocytes 28%

Question 2

Intervention for patients with heatstroke includes:

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total body ice packing

rehydration

fluid restriction

potassium supplementation

Question 3

A 38 year old woman with a long standing history of alcohol
abuse presents with a 4-day history of a mid-abdominal ache that radiates
through to her back, remains constant, and is accompanied by nausea and
vomiting. Abdominal assessment reveals slightly hyperactive bowel sounds with
rebound tenderness. Her skin is cool and moist with a blood pressure of 90/72
mm Hg, pulse rate of 120 bpm, and respiratory rate of 24/min. The most likely
diagnosis is:

Question options:

gastric ulcer

acute pancreatitis

acute alcohol poisoning

viral hepatitis

Question 4 Your
next best action in caring for the patient in the previous question is to:

Question options:

refer to the acute care hospital for admission

attempt office hydration after administration of an
analgesic agent

initiate therapy with ranitidine (Zantac) and an antacid

obtain serum electrolytes

Question 5

The classic clinical triad of ectopic pregnancy includes all
of the following except:

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abdominal pain

vaginal bleeding

large-for-gestational-age uterus

adnexal mass

MN556
Primary Care Across the Adult Age Continuum III

Unit 7 Quiz

Question 1

You examine a 38 year old woman who has presented for an
initial examination and Papanicolaou test. She has no complaints. Her blood
pressure (BP) is 144/98 mm Hg bilaterally and her body mass index (BMI) is 31.
The rest of her physical examination is unremarkable. Your next best action is
to:

Question options:

initiate antihypertensive therapy

arrange for at least two additional BP measurements during
the next 2 weeks

order blood urea nitrogen, creatinine, and potassium ion
measurements and urinalysis

advise her to reduce her sodium intake

Question 2

Which is most likely to be found in a person with acute
cholecystitis?

Question options:

Fever

Vomiting

Jaundice

Palpable gallbladder

Question 3

A 45 year old woman complains of periodic heartburn.
Examination reveals a single altered finding of epigastric tenderness without
rebound. As first line therapy, you advise:

Question options:

avoiding trigger foods

the use of a prokinetic agent

a daily dose of a proton pump inhibitor (PPI)

increased fluid intake with meals

Question 4

Which of the following is the most accurate information in
caring for a 40 year old male with cystitis?

Question options:

This is a common condition in men of this age

A gram-positive organism is the likely causative factor

Pyuria is rarely found

A urologic evaluation should be considered

Question 5

A 78 year old man presents with a 3 day history of new-onset
fatigue and difficulty with bladder emptying. Examination reveals a distended
bladder, blood urea nitrogen level of 88 mg/dL; creatinine level is 2.8 mg/dL.
The most likely diagnosis is:

Question options:

prerenal azotemia

acute glomerulonephritis

tubular necrosis

postrenal azotemia

MN556
Primary Care Across the Adult Age Continuum III

Unit 8 Quiz

Question 1

You see a 59 year old man with poorly controlled
hypertension. On physical examination, you note grade 1 hypertensive
retinopathy. You anticipate all of the following will be present except:

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patient report of acute visual change

narrowing of the terminal arterioles

sharp optic disc borders

absence of retinal hemorrhage

Question 2

A 40 year old patient present with a 5 week history of
recurrent headaches that awakens him during the night. The pain is severe,
lasts about 1 hour, and is located behind his left eye. Additional symptoms
include lacrimation and nasal discharge. His physical examination is within
normal limits. The clinical presentation is most consistent with:

Question options:

migraine without aura

migraine with aura

cluster headache

increased intracranial pressure (ICP)

Question 3

An 18 year old college freshman is brought to the student
health center with a chief complaint of a 3 day history of progressive headache
and intermittent fever. On physical examination, he has a positive Kernig and
Brudzinski signs. The most likely diagnosis is:

Question options:

viral encephalitis

bacterial meningitis

acute subarachnoid hemorrhage

chronic epidural hematoma

Question 4

A 24 year old man presents with a 3 month history of upper
abdominal pain. He describes it as an intermittent, centrally located burning
feeling in his upper abdomen, most often occurring 2–3 hours after meals. his
presentation is most consistent with the clinical presentation of:

Question options:

acute gastritis

gastric ulcer

duodenal ulcer

cholecystitis

Question 5

A 78 year old resident of a long term care facility
complains of generalized itchiness at night that disturbs her sleep. Her
examination is consistent with scabies. Which of the following do you expect to
find on examination?

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Excoriated papules on the interdigital area

Annular lesions over the buttocks

Vesicular lesions in a linear pattern

Honey-colored crusted lesions that began as vesicles

MN556
Primary Care Across the Adult Age Continuum III

Unit 9 Quiz

Question 1

Which of the following should be the goal measurement in
treating a person with Diabetes Mellitus (DM) and Hypertension (HTN)?

Question options:

Blood pressure less than or equal to 130 mm Hg systolic and
less than or equal to 80 mm Hg diastolic

Hemoglobin A1c equal to or greater than 7%

Triglyceride 200 to 300 mg/dL

High-density lipoprotein (HDL) 35–40 mg/dL

Question 2

When discussing immunizations with a 64 year old woman with
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), you advise that she:

Question options:

receive live attenuated influenza virus vaccine

avoid immunization against influenza because of the risk
associated with the vaccine

receive inactivated influenza virus vaccine

take an antiviral for the duration of the influenza season

Question 3

Which statement is most accurate in the assessment of a patient
with varicose veins?

Question options:

The degree of venous tortuosity is well correlated with the
amount of leg pain reported

As the number of affected veins increases, so does the
degree of patient discomfort

Symptoms are sometimes reported with minimally affected
vessels

Lower extremity edema is usually seen only with severe
disease

Question 4

Early disease presentation in osteoporosis often includes:

Question options:

greater than 1-inch loss in terminal height

hip fracture

Kyphosis

patient report in back pain

Question 5

In a person diagnosed with superficial bladder cancer
without evidence of metastasis, you realize that:

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the prognosis for a two year survival is poor

a cystectomy is indicated

despite successful initial therapy, local recurrence is
common

systemic chemotherapy is the treatment of choice

MN556
Primary Care Across the Adult Age Continuum III

Unit 10 Quiz

Question 1

A 30 year old female stopped by the primary care office near
work on the way back from lunch. She
experienced a sudden onset of hives on her back and stomach that is
progressively spreading. She stated,
“my chest feels tight, my tongue feels numb and I am having difficulty
breathing. I did have asthma as a
child.” Which the most appropriate
intervention by the APN?

Question options:

Give epinephrine 1:1,000 intramuscularly immediately

Administer nebulized albuterol mixed with saline and repeat
PRN

Order a stat chest x-ray

Prescribe 50mg Benadryl (diphenhydramine) PO now and recheck
in 24 hours

Question 2

A 65 year old male presented for a yearly physical exam with
complaints of nausea, trembling and fatigue.
A 12 lead ECG revealed new onset atrial fibrillation with a heart rate
of 60 beats per minute. Current
medications included: Lanoxin (digoxin),
Lasix (Furosemide) and Aspirin. The
patient stated, “Should I go straight to the ER with the way I am
feeling?” Which of these
interventions is most appropriate by the APN?

Question options:

Refer to a cardiologist immediately

Order a stat TSH, electrolyte panel, and digoxin level

Discontinue Lanoxin (digoxin) and admit to the hospital for
further diagnostic tests

Call 911 with a referral to the emergency department

Question 3

A 40 year old male client with Down’s syndrome presented to
his primary care APN with complaints of difficulty at work. He stated, “I can’t remember what I need
to do and the boss keeps yelling at me.
I have done this job for many years, I don’t know how to do anything
else.” Physical exam: no
abnormalities noted with heart rate 70
beats per minute, respirations 18 breaths per minute, oxygen saturation 98% on
room air, blood pressure 148/84, and CBC with differential and serum
chemistries with electrolytes normal.

Question options:

Order stat CT scan of the head

Consult with physician specializing in adults with
developmental disabilities

Consider the finding normal and recommend recheck in 3
months

Call employer for detailed record of client’s actions

Question 4

Advance practice nurses secure the right to practice legally
from which collection of documents?

Question options:

State laws in which the practitioner resides

Nurse Practice Act of the state where the practitioner is
licensed

Approval by the board of executives at the state board of
nursing where the practitioner resides

Successful passage of national certification exam from the
American Nurses’ Credentialing Center

Question 5

Which statement best describes the mechanism of action for
RhoGAM?

Question options:

Increases manufacturing of maternal antibodies to destroy Rh
positive and negative fetal blood antigens

Promotes the destruction of maternal antibodies against Rh
negative fetal blood cells

Stimulates manufacturing of maternal antibodies to decrease
risk for hemolysis with a Rh negative fetus

Destroys maternal antibodies for Rh positive fetal red blood
cells

Question 6

Which client should the APN in the emergency department
assess first?

Question options:

A 2 year old with a history of possibly swallowing a dime

A 30 year old female complaining of pain when urinating and
intermittent nausea

A 40 year old male with electrical burns on his hands and
face from a work site accident

A 25 year old male with a 4 inch long and 0.5 inch wide
laceration on his left upper arm suffered after fight

Question 7

A 15 year old male with Down’s Syndrome presented to his
primary care clinic for a required physical to join the wrestling team. The mother expressed concerns regarding
injuries and special needs due to his disability. Which statement if the appropriate response
by the APN?

Question options:

“I will need to refer your son to a neurologist for
further evaluation to assure he is healthy for wrestling.”

“I can perform the physical however based on legal
concerns I will not certify your son healthy to wrestle.”

“He must be cleared of cervical instability and then he
can play some sports preferably those with less contact.”

“Your son can play wearing traditional protective gear
and has no limitations

Question 8

A client is admitted to the emergency department for first
and second degree burns on the face, neck, anterior chest and hands. What is the next best action by the APN?

Question options:

Administer 4mg Morphine Sulfate intravenously

Begin intravenous infusion of Normal Saline at at 175
ml/hour

Assess for dyspnea or stridor

Cover the secondary burns with dry sterile dressings

Question 9

Which client should the APN assess first in the emergency
department?

Question options:

18 year old female admitted 1 hour earlier after a possible
rape, awaiting a consult with social work.

20 year old admitted 8 hours prior after a motor vehicle
accident with complaints of severe headache and occasional nausea

40 year old admitted 4 hours earlier with exacerbation of
sickle cell crisis who received their last dose of Dilaudid (hydromorphone HCl)
30 minutes earlier

78 year old with history of CVA 8 years earlier admitted 12
hours earlier for rule out dementia

Question 10

Which client should the APN assess first in the emergency
department?

Question options:

30 year old drug overdose admitted 112 hours prior with a
urine output of 200ml in 8 hours

70 year old with chronic renal failure admitted 6 hours
prior with a possible hip fracture
after falling

Client with cirrhosis admitted 2 hours ago with confusion,
coughing, and hematemesis

Client admitted 1 hour prior, NPO for rule out acute
pancreatitis and complaining of pain

Question 11

In order to be an effective counselor concerning sexuality
for a pregnant mother, an APN must first?

Question options:

Be aware of her own feelings, values, and attitudes toward
sex

Interview the spouse concerning sexual desires

Complete an in-depth study of the sexual behaviors of
pregnant females

Have in-depth knowledge about the client and her needs

Question 12

After the occurrence of a potential bioterrorism disaster,
what is the best initial action by the APN acting as leader of the disaster
response team?

Question options:

Begin to triage victims

Set up a command area near the disaster site

Call for additional emergency management personnel

Assess the scene to determine area safety

Question 13

The mother of a 14 year old boy is concerned her son is
developing at a slower pace than other boys his age. He has small testes with no pubic or facial
hair. The physical exam is unremarkable
except for the identifed areas of concern.
What is the appropriate response by the APN?

Question options:

Assure the mother her son is developing as expected

Suggest a referral to a pediatric endocrinologist for
further evaluation

Recommend a recheck with possible hormone levels if no
improvement in 6 months

Admit to the hospital for further diagnostic tests and
evaluation

Question 14

Which is the best choice by an APN for the initial
management of a second degree burn on the left forearm?

Question options:

Irrigate with chlorhexidine and apply a dry dressing

Debride the wound and apply a saline wet to dry dressing

Irrigate the wound with normal saline and apply Silvadence
cream to the effected area twice daily

Administer 800mg Motrin (ibuprophen) PO and cover the wound
with a sterile dressing

Question 15

Which statements are accurate regarding licensure for an
advanced practice nurse? (select all that apply)

Question options:

Licensure as an advanced practice nurse requires
verification of educational training from an accredited graduate program

Once licensed as an advanced practice nurse, any
governmental agency may review the status of the license

Licensure is required to claim status as an advance practice
nurse and treat clients under the direction of a physician

All 50 states require passage of the national certification
exam to treat clients as an advance practice nurse

The national certification exam ensures a minimum level of
competency to practice

Question 16

A 55 year old male presented to a walk in clinic at a local
pharmacy complaining of chest pain radiating to the lower jaw. He is pale, diaphoretic with a blood pressure
of 90/40 and a heart rate of 50 beats per minute. What is the next best action by the APN?

Question options:

Call 911

Administer a 81mg Aspirin PO stat

Obtain a 12 lead electrocardiogram

Assess the lungs bilaterally

Question 17

Which statements regarding protocol agreements are
true? (select all that apply)

Question options:

A protocol agreement with a physician is no a requirement
for an APN in this country

Protocol agreements should be reviewed annually by the
physician and the APN.

If an APN is sued for negligence, the physician engaged in
the protocol agreement is not held liable

A protocol agreement with a physician is a requirement for
the APN to practice in the United States

A protocol agreement can protect an APN from certain
lawsuits

Question 18

Which of these clients do not require parental consent for
treatment by an APN? (select all that apply)

Question options:

16 year old male showing signs and symptoms of type 1 diabetes

15 year old female asking for birth control pills

14 year old female asking for a serum pregnancy test

17 year old male needing treatment for chlamydia

16 year old female asking for help with dysmenorrhea

Question 19

A 40 year old landscape worker presented to the ED with a
snake bite from a coral snake on the right index finger. The bite occurred 15 minutes earlier. The client reported no difficulty breathing
or swallowing only severe discomfort at the bite site. What is the most appropriate action by the
APN?

Question options:

Call the regional poison control center for treatment
recommendations

Consult with the neurologist on staff

Refer the client to a hematologist

Apply a tourniquet to the right upper extremity

Question 20

A 20 year old presented to the emergency department with a
confirmed brown recluse spider bite on the right hand. The bite occurred approximately 24 hours
earlier and has now become edematous, erythematous and draining a purulent,
foul smelling liquid. The wound is painful
and extremely wam on palpation. What is
the appropriate action by the APN?

Question options:

Order Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the wound

Call the poison control center and obtain most current
recommended treatment regimen

Begin Keflex (cephalexin) PO and refer to an infectious
disease specialist

Immediate referral to a soft tissue surgeon

Question 21

A 40 year old presented to a primary care office
approximately 30 minutes after a sting by a bee. The client stated, “I was scared since
the last time I was stung by a bee I had difficulty breathing”. The site of the bite is painful with slight
bleeding and edema. What is the next
best response by the APN?

Question options:

“Have you taken any medications since you were
stung?”

“What were you doing when you were stung?”

“Please describe what happened the last time you were
stung.”

“Are you short of breath right now?”

Question 22

A 20 year old male presented to the emergency department
(ED) with an acute exacerbation of asthma.
Initial treatment was nebulized Proventil (Albuterol) and 100% oxygen
via a non-rebreather. A recheck 30
minutes post treatment revealed a lethargic client with a heart rate of 90
beats per minute, respiratory rate of 18 breaths per minute, temperature of
99.8 degrees Fahrenheit, and a blood pressure of 10268. The results of an arterial blood gas (ABG)
showed a pH of 7.32, PaCO2 of 47mm Hg, HCO3 24, and a PaO2 of 86%. The most appropriate action by the APN would
be?

Question options:

Begin intravenous Aminophylline and order a d-dimer STAT

Treat with intravenous and inhaled steroids and recheck ABG
in 30 minutes

Admit to the intensive care unit (ICU) and order a consult
with a pulmonologist

Prepare for intubation with signs of impending respiratory
failure

Question 23

A 16 year old client presented to the ED with circumoral
cyanosis and bilateral wheezes on auscultation.
The client appeared anxious and is leaning forward with the upper
extremities flared out. After initiating
oxygen via 2 Liters nasal cannula, an ABG revealed pH 7.36, pCO2 52 mmHg, HCO3
of 26 mEq/L and PaO2 of 60 mm Hg. What
is the next best intervention by the APN?

Question options:

Switch oxygen delivery to 55% via Venturi Mask

Refer to a pulmonologist immediately

Order Proventil (Albuterol) 2 puffs followed with Prednisone
20mg PO for one dose

Administer Ativan (Lorazepam) 2mg IV

Question 24

An 80 year old male client presented the ED complaining of
acute, severe abdominal pain that came on suddenly in the middle of the
night. Three years prior he suffered a
myocardial infarction (MI) and has been on Lopressor (Metoprolol) 50mg PO twice
daily since that time. The abdominal
assessment revealed a non-tender abdomen on palpation with no pulsatile masses. Heart rate 110 beats per minute, blood pressure
80/50, respirations 28 breaths per minute, oxygen saturation 88% on 2 liters
nasal cannula and hemeoccult positive in the stool. What should the APN consider the most likely
diagnosis?

Question options:

Peritonitis

Esophageal varices

Mesenteric ischemia

Ruptured appendix

Question 25

The APN is called to examine a client who was ready for
discharge after resolution of gastrointestinal bleeding as a sequelae to peptic
ulcer disease but has now spiked a temperature of 102.4 degrees Farenheit with
slight abdominal discomfort. No nausea
or vomiting were reported. The client
had been in the hospital for 2 days with no complaints and the bleeding
resolved with IV fluids and proton pump inhibitors. What should the APN include in the diagnostic
tests? (select all that apply)

Question options:

Arterial blood gas

Electrolyte panel

Liver biopsy

Abdominal ultrasound

CT scan of the abdomen

Barium swallow

CBC with differential

Question 26

Which complaint paired with acute abdominal pain would
necessitate an immediate referral by the APN to a gastric surgeon?

Question options:

Vomiting nearly every hour since the onset of the abdominal
pain 6 hours prior

Vomiting beginning 8 hours post onset of severe abdominal
pain

Vomiting starting 4 hours prior to the onset of the
abdominal pain

Lack of vomiting with severe abdominal pain of 2 hours
duration

Question 27

A 48 year old female was presented to the ED by paramedics
after a serious motor vehicle accident intubated, unresponsive, with IV Normal
Saline and Dopamine at 5 mcg/kg/min infusing.
The client’s son meets her at the ED and states, “My mother has a
living will and all treatment should be stopped now. This is not what she wanted.” What is appropriate response by the APN?

Question options:

“We will continue care until the risk management unit
can arrive to speak with you.”

“Do you have power of attorney to make this
decision?”

“We will not go any further until we see the living
will.”

“I must evaluate the client to determine if the living
will is applicable in this situation.”

Question 28

While obtaining consent for an exploratory laparotomy, the
client stated, “I am a Jehovah’s Witness and we do not believe in blood
transfusions. I will not consent to a
blood transfusion.” What is the
appropriate response by the APN?

Question options:

“I understand your right to choose. I have reviewed the risks for the procedure
and would ask that you sign this informed consent checking the box indicating
refusal of a blood transfusion.”

“I would suggest you consider an autologous blood
transfusion which should not violate your religious beliefs.”

“You may need a blood transfusion. I suggest you speak with the physician before
refusing this possible life saving treatment.”

“This procedure has a great risk of significant blood
loss. I am unable to move forward
without your consent.”

Question 29

Which statement is accurate regarding reimbursement through
Medicare for services provided by an APN?

Question options:

The APN can only receive Medicare reimbursement for primary
care services and not in hospital fees.