New Adult Gerontology Question Bank, AGNP Distance Learning Curricula for Nurse Practitioner Programs

Med-Challenger expands its nurse practitioner distance learning curricula and education management platform for NP programs with new Adult Gerontology (A-GNP) question bank content.

Med-Challenger for NP Programs has recently added a complete Adult Gerontology question bank set to its nurse practitioner education library. Nurse practitioner programs seeking distance learning solutions for online nurse practitioner curricula and education management will be interested in taking a look at Med-Challenger for NP programs.

New Adult Gerontology Question Bank

Based on leading AGNP textbooks, Med-Challenger's adult gerontology question bank covers all areas of the AANP and ANCC exams in adult-gerontology. Over 700 new questions and explanations primarily focus on AGPCNP content requirements. Along with question bank content for AGPCNP and AGACNP existing inside Med-Challenger's family and emergency nurse practitioner curricula, respectively, nurse practitioner programs can support FNP, ENP and AGNP assessment and performance management with Med-Challenger's distance learning platform.

New AGNP Content Details

Specific to Adult Gerontology Primary Care
Based on leading AGNP textbooks
Over 700 AGNP Questions & Explanations
Integrates with FNP and ENP courses
Peer-reviewed by Mary Alice O’Brien, DNP, FNP-BC
FNP and ENP courses include content relevant to Adult Gerontology Acute Care
Content covers the A-GNP certification examination and tests clinical knowledge of young adults (including adolescents and emancipated minors), adults, older adults, and elderly.

Sample Question 1

Which of the following is a good example of how the “utilitarian” principle is applied?

Being more careful when using health care financial resources for any purpose
Minimizing the bad outcome when offering treatment choices to a patient
Using limited societal financial resources on programs that will positively affect the largest number of people with the lowest possible negative outcomes
Helping a patient decide the type of treatment that he or she wants

Using limited societal financial resources on programs that will positively affect the largest number of people with the lowest possible negative outcomes

Generally, the utilitarian principle refers to societal programs that will affect or benefit the largest number of people in a positive manner. It is not used to refer to an individual or to one person.

Sample Question 2

The complications of untreated gout include:

Bladder cancer
Loss of joint mobility and renal damage
Loss of joint mobility and liver damage
An increased risk of urinary tract infections

Loss of joint mobility and renal failure

Left untreated, gout can develop into a painful and disabling chronic disorder. Persistent gout can destroy cartilage and bone, causing irreversible joint deformities and loss of motion. High urate levels can deposit in the kidney and also lead to kidney stones.

Sample Question 3

A nurse practitioner’s right to practice is regulated under:

The federal government
The board of nursing
Medicare regulations
The board of medicine

The board of nursing

Advanced practice registered nursing (APRN) practice is typically defined by the state nurse practice act and governed by the state board of nursing, but other laws and regulations may affect practice, and other boards may play a role. For instance, in some states nurse-midwives are regulated by a board of midwifery or public health. In other states, both the board of medicine and the board of nursing regulate nursing practice.

adult gerontology question bank course for NP programs

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Med-Challenger’s online distance learning content and testing platform provides NP training programs unparalleled content and control over student cohort activities and outcomes.

Nurse Practitioner Program Faculty can:

Create formative and summative assessments that support, strengthen, and validate traditional live instruction
Assign testing online and track performance
Quickly visualize activities and performance, “hot spots” of shared difficulty, and access to individual answers given by students
Address outliers and keep everyone on track
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