LEVEL 3 RNSG 2213 REVIEW FOR EXAM 3
PRACTICE TESTED QUESTIONS 2026 VERIFIED
ANSWER KEY
◉ Fever Classifications. Answer: Slight: 99.6-101.0 °F; 37.5-38.3 °C
Moderate 101.0-102.0 °F; 38.3-38.8 °C
Severe: 102.0-104.0 °F; 38.8-40.0 °C
Dangerous: 104.0-105.0 °F; 40.0-40.5 °C
Fatal: Over 106.0 °F; Over 41.1 °C
◉ core temperature. Answer: the amount of heat in the deep tissues
and structures of the body, such as the liver
◉ surface temperature. Answer: Temperature of the skin,
subcutaneous tissue, and fat. Rises and falls in response to the
environment.
◉ brain death. Answer: a diagnosis of death based on the cessation
of all signs of brain activity, as measured by electrical brain waves
◉ clinical death. Answer: lack of heartbeat and respiration
, ◉ biological death. Answer: irreversible somatic death. Permanent
cellular damage due to lack of oxygen
◉ therapeutic nurse-client relationship. Answer: professional,
planned relationship between client and nurse that focuses on client
needs, feelings, problems, and ideas; interaction designed to
promote client growth, discuss issues, and resolve problems;
includes the three phases of orientation: working (identification and
exploitation) and termination (resolution); also called therapeutic
nurse-patient relationship
◉ Fractures. Answer: a crack or break in a bone
◉ Type of fractures. Answer: closed/simple fracture- no break in the
skin
open/compound fracture- bone projects through the skin
Spiral fracture- breaks at a right angle to the long axis of the bone
comminuted fracture- shattered bone into two fragments or more.
Impacted fracture: results from trauma, bone end jams together.
Greenstick fracture: An incomplete break, mostly through children.
Compressed fracture: To the vertebrae as a result of pressure.
Depression fracture: Results from blunt trauma to a flat bone
causing a dent.
Oblique fracture: 45-degree angle to the shaft of the bone.
PRACTICE TESTED QUESTIONS 2026 VERIFIED
ANSWER KEY
◉ Fever Classifications. Answer: Slight: 99.6-101.0 °F; 37.5-38.3 °C
Moderate 101.0-102.0 °F; 38.3-38.8 °C
Severe: 102.0-104.0 °F; 38.8-40.0 °C
Dangerous: 104.0-105.0 °F; 40.0-40.5 °C
Fatal: Over 106.0 °F; Over 41.1 °C
◉ core temperature. Answer: the amount of heat in the deep tissues
and structures of the body, such as the liver
◉ surface temperature. Answer: Temperature of the skin,
subcutaneous tissue, and fat. Rises and falls in response to the
environment.
◉ brain death. Answer: a diagnosis of death based on the cessation
of all signs of brain activity, as measured by electrical brain waves
◉ clinical death. Answer: lack of heartbeat and respiration
, ◉ biological death. Answer: irreversible somatic death. Permanent
cellular damage due to lack of oxygen
◉ therapeutic nurse-client relationship. Answer: professional,
planned relationship between client and nurse that focuses on client
needs, feelings, problems, and ideas; interaction designed to
promote client growth, discuss issues, and resolve problems;
includes the three phases of orientation: working (identification and
exploitation) and termination (resolution); also called therapeutic
nurse-patient relationship
◉ Fractures. Answer: a crack or break in a bone
◉ Type of fractures. Answer: closed/simple fracture- no break in the
skin
open/compound fracture- bone projects through the skin
Spiral fracture- breaks at a right angle to the long axis of the bone
comminuted fracture- shattered bone into two fragments or more.
Impacted fracture: results from trauma, bone end jams together.
Greenstick fracture: An incomplete break, mostly through children.
Compressed fracture: To the vertebrae as a result of pressure.
Depression fracture: Results from blunt trauma to a flat bone
causing a dent.
Oblique fracture: 45-degree angle to the shaft of the bone.
