A 15-year-old patient presents to the clinic for a routine physical exam. When discussing social history with the patient, the Nurse Practitioner knows which of the following illicit substances is most used in people aged 12 years and older:

A 45-year-old man describes intermittent headaches that have been occurring multiple times a day for the past three weeks. He describes the pain as severe and stabbing, located behind his eye, and mentions it is often accompanied by nasal congestion and watery eyes. The patient also expresses feelings of agitation during these episodes. What is the most likely diagnosis?

What is the primary role of a physical examination in diagnosing mental health disorders?

A patient presents with cold and clammy skin, difficulty controlling eye movements, and discoloration along the veins. From which of the following conditions is this patient most likely suffering?

The NP is considering how best to implement EBP to improve client outcomes. Which statement identifies the best way to integrate research evidence into NP practice?

During a Mental Status Exam, a patient is unable to articulate how an apple and an orange are alike. This likely indicates a deficit in:

The NP is completing a health history for a client being seen with a complaint of back pain. The NP is using the PQRSTU mnemonic to collect all the data about the pain. The NP begins with the P. Which question is best to ask?

An NP is completing a health history for a client being seen for a complaint of pain in the left great toe. The client states they have a vacation coming up in a week. Which statement is a priority for the NP to make?

Which of the following assessments is currently lacking validated instruments for screening in a primary care setting

A teenager comes to your clinic, and you notice that their height is significantly more than their arm span. What condition might this patient have?