2026 FNP/AGPCNP Review Course Manual
Please see corrections for the Videos and Course Manual below in bold and red:
Chapter 3: Pulmonary Disorders
Course Manual: Page 33
Combination Agents chart, last row:
LABA, LAMA ICS [Changed from LAM]
Course Manual: page 37
Asthma Diagnosis
Symptom Severity chart
Step 3
Moderate Persistent: Daily symptoms or nighttime awakening greater than or equal to 1/week with low lung function or recent exacerbation [changed from 1/month]
Chapter 9: Cardiovascular and Peripheral Vascular Disorders
Course Manual: Page 151
Mnemonic: Systolic Murmurs [Changed from Pneumonic]
“Mr. Peyton Manning as MVP”
Mr. ➔ Mitral Regurgitation
Peyton Manning ➔ Physiologic Murmur
as ➔ Aortic Stenosis
MVP ➔ Mitral Valve Prolapse
Mnemonic: Diastolic Murmurs [Changed from Pneumonic]
How did Peyton Manning become a 5-time MVP?
With his
ARMS!
Mnemonic: Diastolic Murmurs [Changed from Pneumonic]
“ARMS”
- AR ➔ Aortic Regurgitation
- MS ➔ Mitral Stenosis
(Video: Part 4 of 4, timestamp 4:05-5:20)
Chapter 13: Orthopedic Disorders
Course Manual: page 225
Which Injury is This Test Assessing?
Posterior Drawer Test
[Correct photo for Posterior Drawer Test]
Chapter 15: EENT Disorders
Course Manual: Page 262
Epistaxis Management:
Refer if hemodynamically unstable or severe (duration > 30 min or over a 24- hour period).
[Changed from: Refer if hemodynamic stability, severe (duration >30 min or over a 24-hour period]
(Video: Part 2 of 5, timestamp 12:09-13:56)
Chapter 17: Pregnancy
The following statement is made in error:
“ Rho(D) immune globulin or RhoGAM is usually considered in the second trimester, it has to do with whether the mother is negative and the fetus is Rh-positive, or the fetus is negative and the mother is Rh positive, and anytime those two combine it’s not a good situation.”
Corrected statement:
“Rho(D) immune globulin or RhoGAM is usually considered in the second trimester, it is considered when the mother is negative and the fetus is Rh-positive. Anytime those two combine, it’s not a good situation.
(Video: Part 5 of 5, timestamp 5:08-5:20)
Chapter 19: Pediatric Growth and Development
The following statement is made in error:
“We don’t really assess psychosocial emotional at this point anymore. Certainly, if they’ve had a regression, we want to know about that, but we’re not really assessing it at this point.”
Corrected statement:
"Although many emotional and social developmental concerns are identified by 15 months of age, nurse practitioners should continue to routinely assess social and emotional development throughout toddlerhood. For this reason, the M-CHAT is recommended at both 18 and 24 months of age."
(Video: Part 3 of 3, timestamp 4:24-4:35)