NUR 2790 EXAM 2 PN 3 COMPREHENSIVE
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◉ Discrimination of colors. Answer: Decreased ability to
discriminate the blue-green-violet range
◉ Cataracts. Answer: clouding of lenses
◉ How to help vision changes. Answer: -reduce glare
-3x light intensity
-large/bold print
-high contrast
◉ How do we hear sounds?. Answer: Physical vibrations is turned
into electrical impulses the brain can understand by the inner ear
◉ How to help hearing: distance. Answer: -face the person you are
speaking to
-3-6 feet away
-touch person to keep attention
,◉ How to help hearing: sentences. Answer: -short sentences
-one-stage commands
-even volume and no speech exaggeration
◉ How to help hearing: lighting. Answer: -good lighting for lip
reading
-avoid back lighting
◉ How to help hearing: enunciate. Answer: -slow and distinct
enunciation
-articulate final consistentt
-use appropriate facial expressions/gestures
◉ How to help hearing: distractions. Answer: -quiet room
-minimize white noise
-use visual cues
◉ How to help hearing: assistive devices. Answer: -sound
amplification device
◉ Methods to Communicate: Do's. Answer: -speak slowly, use
normal or lower tone
-be in adequate lighting
, -face client and stand/sit at eye level
-get clients attention
◉ Methods to Communicate: Donts. Answer: -Announce client when
entering room
-Approach client from the side
-Talk from another room or while walking away
-Do not shout
◉ Which nerve and part of the brain are associated with
proprioception?. Answer: Acoustic nerve and cerebellum
◉ Flavor. Answer: Taste combined with smell
◉ How can a nurse reduce sensory overload?. Answer: -turn off
monitor beeping
-dim the lights
-close the door
-ask visitors to leave
-lower voice level
-bundle the care
-sleeping aid
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◉ Discrimination of colors. Answer: Decreased ability to
discriminate the blue-green-violet range
◉ Cataracts. Answer: clouding of lenses
◉ How to help vision changes. Answer: -reduce glare
-3x light intensity
-large/bold print
-high contrast
◉ How do we hear sounds?. Answer: Physical vibrations is turned
into electrical impulses the brain can understand by the inner ear
◉ How to help hearing: distance. Answer: -face the person you are
speaking to
-3-6 feet away
-touch person to keep attention
,◉ How to help hearing: sentences. Answer: -short sentences
-one-stage commands
-even volume and no speech exaggeration
◉ How to help hearing: lighting. Answer: -good lighting for lip
reading
-avoid back lighting
◉ How to help hearing: enunciate. Answer: -slow and distinct
enunciation
-articulate final consistentt
-use appropriate facial expressions/gestures
◉ How to help hearing: distractions. Answer: -quiet room
-minimize white noise
-use visual cues
◉ How to help hearing: assistive devices. Answer: -sound
amplification device
◉ Methods to Communicate: Do's. Answer: -speak slowly, use
normal or lower tone
-be in adequate lighting
, -face client and stand/sit at eye level
-get clients attention
◉ Methods to Communicate: Donts. Answer: -Announce client when
entering room
-Approach client from the side
-Talk from another room or while walking away
-Do not shout
◉ Which nerve and part of the brain are associated with
proprioception?. Answer: Acoustic nerve and cerebellum
◉ Flavor. Answer: Taste combined with smell
◉ How can a nurse reduce sensory overload?. Answer: -turn off
monitor beeping
-dim the lights
-close the door
-ask visitors to leave
-lower voice level
-bundle the care
-sleeping aid
