PNR 309 REVIEW SET FULL SOLUTION
SOLVED QUESTIONS 2026 GRADED A+.
⫸ The nurse is assessing a client that has arrived at the emergency
department presenting with purpura. Which of the following
laboratory tests would be most important to assess for this client?
Answer: Coagulation studies
⫸ The nurse is preparing a client education session related to sun
exposure. Which of the following symptoms is the major contributor
to prolonged exposure to UV rays? Answer: Photoaging
⫸ An adolescent female and her mother have presented to their nurse
practitioner seeking treatment for the daughter's acne. Which of the
following terms would the nurse use to characterize acne? Answer:
Pustules
⫸ Inspection of an obese female client reveals the presence of a foul
odour that emanates from the client's abdominal skin folds. Which of
the following would be the most likely cause of the odour? Answer:
Colonization by yeast or bacteria
⫸ The nurse is conducting an integumentary assessment of a Black
client who has darkly pigmented skin and a history of chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Which of the following
locations should the nurse inspect for cyanosis? Answer: Client's nail
beds and conjunctiva of the client's eyes
,⫸ The nurse is caring for a client admitted with cellulitis of the left
foot. Which of the following clinical manifestations would the nurse
expect to find on assessment of the left foot? Answer: Redness and
swelling
⫸ The nurse is admitting a client with cellulitis. Which of the
following symptoms would the nurse assess in this client? Answer:
Pain
⫸ Which of the following interventions would be most helpful in
managing a client newly admitted with cellulitis of the right foot?
Answer: Apply warm, moist heat
⫸ The nurse is caring for a client with an allergic condition of the
integumentary system. Which of the following types of medication is
most likely to be used to treat this client? Answer: Corticosteroid
⫸ Which of the following assessment findings of an older-adult male
client's skin should the nurse prioritize? Answer: The presence of an
irregularly shaped mole that the client states is new.
⫸ Which one of the following clients is most likely to have the
highest risk of developing malignant melanoma? Answer: A fair-
skinned woman who uses a tanning booth regularly
, ⫸ The nurse should teach a client who is taking which one of the
following drugs to avoid prolonged sun exposure? Answer:
Tetracycline
⫸ organisms that cause pyelonephritis most commonly reach the
kidneys through which means? Answer: ascending infection
⫸ which of the nurse teach the female client who has frequent
urinary tract infections? Answer: urinate after sexual intercourse
⫸ which of the following immunological mechanisms are involved
in glomerulo-nephritis Answer: deposition of immune complexes in
complement along the glomerular basement membrane
⫸ what is the most important roles of the nurse and relation to acute
poststreptococcal glomerulo-nephritis Answer: to promote early
diagnosis and treatment to sore throat and skin lesions
⫸ why does edema occur in nephrotic syndrome? Answer: decrease
colloid osmotic pressure caused by loss of serum albumin
⫸ a client is admitted to the hospital with severe renal colic caused
by renal lithiasis. What is the nurses first priority in management of
the client? Answer: to administer are opioids as prescribed
SOLVED QUESTIONS 2026 GRADED A+.
⫸ The nurse is assessing a client that has arrived at the emergency
department presenting with purpura. Which of the following
laboratory tests would be most important to assess for this client?
Answer: Coagulation studies
⫸ The nurse is preparing a client education session related to sun
exposure. Which of the following symptoms is the major contributor
to prolonged exposure to UV rays? Answer: Photoaging
⫸ An adolescent female and her mother have presented to their nurse
practitioner seeking treatment for the daughter's acne. Which of the
following terms would the nurse use to characterize acne? Answer:
Pustules
⫸ Inspection of an obese female client reveals the presence of a foul
odour that emanates from the client's abdominal skin folds. Which of
the following would be the most likely cause of the odour? Answer:
Colonization by yeast or bacteria
⫸ The nurse is conducting an integumentary assessment of a Black
client who has darkly pigmented skin and a history of chronic
obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Which of the following
locations should the nurse inspect for cyanosis? Answer: Client's nail
beds and conjunctiva of the client's eyes
,⫸ The nurse is caring for a client admitted with cellulitis of the left
foot. Which of the following clinical manifestations would the nurse
expect to find on assessment of the left foot? Answer: Redness and
swelling
⫸ The nurse is admitting a client with cellulitis. Which of the
following symptoms would the nurse assess in this client? Answer:
Pain
⫸ Which of the following interventions would be most helpful in
managing a client newly admitted with cellulitis of the right foot?
Answer: Apply warm, moist heat
⫸ The nurse is caring for a client with an allergic condition of the
integumentary system. Which of the following types of medication is
most likely to be used to treat this client? Answer: Corticosteroid
⫸ Which of the following assessment findings of an older-adult male
client's skin should the nurse prioritize? Answer: The presence of an
irregularly shaped mole that the client states is new.
⫸ Which one of the following clients is most likely to have the
highest risk of developing malignant melanoma? Answer: A fair-
skinned woman who uses a tanning booth regularly
, ⫸ The nurse should teach a client who is taking which one of the
following drugs to avoid prolonged sun exposure? Answer:
Tetracycline
⫸ organisms that cause pyelonephritis most commonly reach the
kidneys through which means? Answer: ascending infection
⫸ which of the nurse teach the female client who has frequent
urinary tract infections? Answer: urinate after sexual intercourse
⫸ which of the following immunological mechanisms are involved
in glomerulo-nephritis Answer: deposition of immune complexes in
complement along the glomerular basement membrane
⫸ what is the most important roles of the nurse and relation to acute
poststreptococcal glomerulo-nephritis Answer: to promote early
diagnosis and treatment to sore throat and skin lesions
⫸ why does edema occur in nephrotic syndrome? Answer: decrease
colloid osmotic pressure caused by loss of serum albumin
⫸ a client is admitted to the hospital with severe renal colic caused
by renal lithiasis. What is the nurses first priority in management of
the client? Answer: to administer are opioids as prescribed
