NU 136 /NU136 EXAM 3 | FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
EXAM 3 || MOST RECENT EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS | NEWEST EXAM | JUST
RELEASED!! GALEN
As a nurse what measures can you implement to promote fall
prevention. - ANSWER -1. Encourage clients to use grab bars
mounted in toilet and bathing areas and railings along corridors
2. Use of non-skid bath mats
3. use of nonskid footwear
4. Maintain tidy environment (cords, furniture out of the way)
5. Use of call bell for assistance, keep call bell close to patient
6. Keep tables close to patients decreasing need for reaching.
7. Hospital bed in low position & wheels locked.
8. Orient patient to surroundings, explain call system
9. Assess ambulation ability of Pt.
10. Provide walking aids & assistance PRN
11. Closely supervise patients for falls especially at night.
What does the acronym RACE stand for? - ANSWER -Rescue,
Alarm, Contain,
Extinguish
You are working med/surg unit and your patient begins have a
seizure. What precaution can you implement for your patient?
- ANSWER -1. Pad the bed by securing blankets, linens
,around the head, foot, and side rails of the bed 2. Set up oral
suction equipment and ensure it is operational
3. Consider use of helmet for child with frequent seizures.
Your working the med/surg unit. Your patient is becoming a risk
to wonder.
What alternatives could you implement in place of restraints? -
ANSWER -1.
Place Pt near to be closely supervised.
2. Use rocking chair to help Pts expend energy
3. Wedge pillow or pads against sides of wheelchairs.
4. Place a removable lap tray on a wheelchair
5. Try a warm beverage, soft lights, a back rub or a walk
6. Use "environmental restraints"
7. Place a picture or other personal item on the door to the
client's room
8. Try to determine the causes of the client's sundowner
syndrome
9. Establish ongoing assessment
True or False
Restraints or seclusion may only be imposed to ensure the
immediate physical safety of the patient, staff, or others & must
be discontinued at the earliest possible time. - ANSWER -True
(page 659)
You had to apply restraints to a client with behavior issues to
ensure your Pt's safety. What time frame does the provider
need evaluate the Pt? How long is the written restraint order
, valid for your adult patient? - ANSWER -Within one hour to be
evaluated Valid for 4 hours.
Your working Med/Surg and you had to place your Pt in
restraints for safety.
(1)What time frame does the physician's written order need to
be obtained, & (2) how often does the order need to be
renewed, - ANSWER -1. Up to 12 hours
2. Orders renewed daily
(NOTE: Orders must state the reason and time period
•PRN order prohibited
•Nurses must document need for the restraint made clear both
to client and family)
You are providing education to families on thermal injury
prevention, what areas will you discuss? - ANSWER -1. Pot
handles should not protrude over edge of stove
2. Electrical appliances should be out of reach of crawling
infants and young children
3. Bath water should not be excessively hot
4. Monitor clients with impaired skin sensitivity
5. Use care when using therapeutic applications of heat
This type of pressure ulcer presents as nonblanchable
erythema signaling
potential ulceration - ANSWER -Stage 1
pressure ulcer
EXAM 3 || MOST RECENT EXAM 2026-2027 ACTUAL
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS | NEWEST EXAM | JUST
RELEASED!! GALEN
As a nurse what measures can you implement to promote fall
prevention. - ANSWER -1. Encourage clients to use grab bars
mounted in toilet and bathing areas and railings along corridors
2. Use of non-skid bath mats
3. use of nonskid footwear
4. Maintain tidy environment (cords, furniture out of the way)
5. Use of call bell for assistance, keep call bell close to patient
6. Keep tables close to patients decreasing need for reaching.
7. Hospital bed in low position & wheels locked.
8. Orient patient to surroundings, explain call system
9. Assess ambulation ability of Pt.
10. Provide walking aids & assistance PRN
11. Closely supervise patients for falls especially at night.
What does the acronym RACE stand for? - ANSWER -Rescue,
Alarm, Contain,
Extinguish
You are working med/surg unit and your patient begins have a
seizure. What precaution can you implement for your patient?
- ANSWER -1. Pad the bed by securing blankets, linens
,around the head, foot, and side rails of the bed 2. Set up oral
suction equipment and ensure it is operational
3. Consider use of helmet for child with frequent seizures.
Your working the med/surg unit. Your patient is becoming a risk
to wonder.
What alternatives could you implement in place of restraints? -
ANSWER -1.
Place Pt near to be closely supervised.
2. Use rocking chair to help Pts expend energy
3. Wedge pillow or pads against sides of wheelchairs.
4. Place a removable lap tray on a wheelchair
5. Try a warm beverage, soft lights, a back rub or a walk
6. Use "environmental restraints"
7. Place a picture or other personal item on the door to the
client's room
8. Try to determine the causes of the client's sundowner
syndrome
9. Establish ongoing assessment
True or False
Restraints or seclusion may only be imposed to ensure the
immediate physical safety of the patient, staff, or others & must
be discontinued at the earliest possible time. - ANSWER -True
(page 659)
You had to apply restraints to a client with behavior issues to
ensure your Pt's safety. What time frame does the provider
need evaluate the Pt? How long is the written restraint order
, valid for your adult patient? - ANSWER -Within one hour to be
evaluated Valid for 4 hours.
Your working Med/Surg and you had to place your Pt in
restraints for safety.
(1)What time frame does the physician's written order need to
be obtained, & (2) how often does the order need to be
renewed, - ANSWER -1. Up to 12 hours
2. Orders renewed daily
(NOTE: Orders must state the reason and time period
•PRN order prohibited
•Nurses must document need for the restraint made clear both
to client and family)
You are providing education to families on thermal injury
prevention, what areas will you discuss? - ANSWER -1. Pot
handles should not protrude over edge of stove
2. Electrical appliances should be out of reach of crawling
infants and young children
3. Bath water should not be excessively hot
4. Monitor clients with impaired skin sensitivity
5. Use care when using therapeutic applications of heat
This type of pressure ulcer presents as nonblanchable
erythema signaling
potential ulceration - ANSWER -Stage 1
pressure ulcer
