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Title : ENT Neurology Psychiatry Questions

Type : Nursing

Category : RN Nursing Exams

Subcategory : GENERAL Exams

Domain : Adult Health (General RN)

Fragment : N/A

Module : RN-NURSING

Exam Status : active

Rating : 95.00%

Attempts Allowed : 15

Exam Year : 2026

Duration : 80 minutes

Total Questions : 10

Passing Score : 90%

Difficulty : Intermediate

Instructions : Answer all questions carefully and within the allocated time, using current best practices and critical thinking.

Description : This test features high-yield, NCLEX-style Adult Health questions tailored for RN students.

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1 :
A person with 20/60 vision:

is legally blind.

will have difficulty reading a newspaper.

will be unable to see the big "E" on the eye chart.

has better vision than someone with 20/80 vision.

Hint : 🧠Compare the denominators: the smaller one indicates relatively better acuity.

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2 :
When should medications be initiated in a patient who is diagnosed with Parkinson's disease?

As soon as the disease is diagnosed

When symptoms interfere with life's activities

When nonpharmacologic measures have been exhausted

After MRI and CT have ruled out stroke or tumor

Hint : ⚖️Think about starting treatment when symptoms begin to limit normal daily activities.

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3 :
A patient with mononucleosis would most likely have:

lymphocytosis.

eosinophilia.

leukocytosis.

monocytosis.

Hint : 🤔Think of mono as a viral illness that mainly raises one white cell line involved in adaptive immunity.

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4 :
A 1-week-old infant has a bilateral mucopurulent eye discharge. What explains the etiology of the discharge?

The mother probably has an STD.

The infant likely has a plugged tear duct.

This is bacterial conjunctivitis.

This is viral conjunctivitis.

Hint : 👀Think about a common newborn problem where tears can’t drain and discharge collects.

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5 :
Restless legs syndrome is part of the differential diagnosis for Mr. Wheaton. What should be part of the laboratory workup?

BUN/Cr

Serum ferritin

ALT/AST

Urinalysis

Hint : 🧲Focus on the lab that best measures body iron stores, not kidney or liver function.

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A rapid strep test was negative in a 12-year-old female with tonsillar exudate, fever, and sore throat. Which statement is true regarding this?

A rapid strep test should be repeated.

The patient does not have Strept throat.

The patient probably has mononucleosis.

A throat swab should be collected and sent to microbiology.

Hint : 🔍When the quick test is negative but suspicion is strong, think about the slower, gold-standard test.

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A patient has been taking amoxicillin for a few days for sore throat. Today, the patient has developed a pruritic full body rash and is diagnosed with penicillin allergy. What describes the skin manifestations of penicillin allergy?

The rash will be fine and papular.

There will be hives.

There will be large, splotchy, nonpruritic areas.

The rash will not blanch.

Hint : 🤔Think of raised, itchy wheals that can come and go quickly on the skin.

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8 :
A 70-year-old male has a yellowish, triangular nodule near the iris. This is probably:

a stye.

a chalazion.

a pinguecula.

subconjunctival hemorrhage.

Hint : 🕶️Think of a sun-related, yellow bump on the conjunctiva that stays off the cornea near the iris.

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9 :
A neurologic disease that produces demyelination of the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord is:

Parkinson's disease.

Alzheimer's disease.

multiple sclerosis.

amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Hint : 🌐Think of the neurologic disease famous for scattered CNS plaques and demyelination.

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10 :
Which finding below is typical in a patient who has Bell's palsy?

Facial pain that is bilaterally symmetrical

Unilateral numbness of the cheek

Facial numbness and sagging of eyelid bilaterally

Facial rash on the affected side

Hint : 🎯Focus on a facial problem that affects just one side rather than both.

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ENT Neurology Psychiatry Questions

No.

1 : A person with 20/60 vision:

2 : When should medications be initiated in a patient who is diagnosed with Parkinson's disease?

3 : A patient with mononucleosis would most likely have:

4 : A 1-week-old infant has a bilateral mucopurulent eye discharge. What explains the etiology of the discharge?

5 : Restless legs syndrome is part of the differential diagnosis for Mr. Wheaton. What should be part of the laboratory workup?

6 : A rapid strep test was negative in a 12-year-old female with tonsillar exudate, fever, and sore throat. Which statement is true regarding this?

7 : A patient has been taking amoxicillin for a few days for sore throat. Today, the patient has developed a pruritic full body rash and is diagnosed with penicillin allergy. What describes the skin manifestations of penicillin allergy?

8 : A 70-year-old male has a yellowish, triangular nodule near the iris. This is probably:

9 : A neurologic disease that produces demyelination of the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord is:

10 : Which finding below is typical in a patient who has Bell's palsy?

1 :
A person with 20/60 vision:

2 :
When should medications be initiated in a patient who is diagnosed with Parkinson's disease?

3 :
A patient with mononucleosis would most likely have:

4 :
A 1-week-old infant has a bilateral mucopurulent eye discharge. What explains the etiology of the discharge?

5 :
Restless legs syndrome is part of the differential diagnosis for Mr. Wheaton. What should be part of the laboratory workup?

6 :
A rapid strep test was negative in a 12-year-old female with tonsillar exudate, fever, and sore throat. Which statement is true regarding this?

7 :
A patient has been taking amoxicillin for a few days for sore throat. Today, the patient has developed a pruritic full body rash and is diagnosed with penicillin allergy. What describes the skin manifestations of penicillin allergy?

8 :
A 70-year-old male has a yellowish, triangular nodule near the iris. This is probably:

9 :
A neurologic disease that produces demyelination of the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord is:

10 :
Which finding below is typical in a patient who has Bell's palsy?