NRNP 6540 Week 3: Knowledge Check Quiz – SKIN AND LYMPHATIC DISORDERS
The NP is seeing a 76-year-old female patient wiht a lesion on her right arm that has been there for three years. She states it alternately crusts and heals, and it began as a shiny papule, but now look like this. What is your working diagnosis?
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The NP is treating an immunocompetent patient recovering from herpes zoster ophthalmicus. The patient has asked if she should get a vaccine to prevent another herpes zoster outbreak. What would you advise?
The NP has diagnosed a patient with herpes zoster ophthalmicus (HZO). What would your treatment plan for this patient be?
The NP is seeing a 71 year patient with a red and swollen area that measures 7 cm x 2 cm on his left lower leg. The lestion is tender and warm to the touch. He thinks his cat may have scratched him a few days ago. The right lower leg appears normal. What is your working diagnosis?
The NP is seeing an 82 year old male patient who is a retired farmer. He has multiple freckles over his face, arms, and back. One of the freckles seems to be getting larger. What is your working diagnosis?
The NP has diagnosed a 67 year old female patient with psoriasis. What initial treatment would you prescribe?
The NP is seeing a 76 year old male patient. He complains of peeling skin and itching mainly between his toes. What is your working diagnosis?
