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NR602 WEEK 8: FINAL EXAM (June-2026)
NR602 WEEK 8: FINAL EXAM
A 20-year-old woman presents for STI prevention counseling. She reports limited access to healthcare, a history of an emotionally controlling relationship, and difficulty negotiating condom use with her partner. Based on known factors influencing STI acquisition, which issue should the NP PRIORITIZE exploring further during the visit?
Answers: A – D
A Whether her menstrual cycle length increases her physiologic susceptibility to infection
B Whether she engages in premarital sexual activity that conflicts with cultural expectations
C ✓ Whether relationship power imbalances are limiting her ability to practice safer sex behaviors
D Whether she uses substances socially when spending time with friends on weekends
A 28-year-old patient with no documented trauma history becomes silent and grips the examination table during a pelvic exam. Her respiratory rate increases, and she turns her face away. What is the MOST appropriate next action by the nurse practitioner?
Answers: A – D
A ✓Stop the examination and ask the patient how she would like to proceed
B Reassure the patient that the examination is necessary for diagnosis
C Continue the examination while explaining the clinical importance
D Complete the examination quickly to minimize distress
A 14-week pregnant patient asks why her abdomen is starting to feel fuller and why the NP noted that her uterus is “rising out of the pelvis.” Based on normal uterine changes in pregnancy, which explanation by the NP is MOST accurate?
Answers: A – D
A ✓ The fundus rises progressively as the uterus enlarges through myocyte hypertrophy and early gestational growth
B The uterus rotates to the left as the sigmoid colon shifts during early pregnancy and changes pelvic pressure
C The lower uterine segment begins to rigidify by the second trimester, causing elevation of the fundal height
D The uterine wall thickens in late pregnancy as fetal growth causes increased muscular contraction
A 22-year-old sexually active patient presents for an annual examination. She denies symptoms and has one new sexual partner in the past 6 months. What is the MOST appropriate STI screening recommendation?
Answers: A – D
A Screen for STI only if the patient reports condom nonuse
B STI screening is not necessary unless symptoms develop
C ✓ Routine STI screening based on risk factors and sexual activity
D STI screening is only indicated if physical examination findings are abnormal
The NP uses the CDC Five P’s framework when obtaining a sexual history. Which of the following is included in this screening tool?
Answers: A – D
A ✓ Partners, practices, protection, pregnancy prevention, and past STI history
B Pain severity, progression, and palliation
C Physical examination findings and laboratory results
D Pelvic pain characteristics and menstrual history……………………………………purchase all the 100 exam questions and answers at $99 only
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