AMSA 104 Advanced Nursing 2 NEWEST EXAM
COMPLETE 210 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ BRAND NEW!!
____ Debridement is a nonselective removal of viable and nonviable tissue and debris; includes
the use of wet-to-wet dressings, wet-to-dry dressings, wound irrigation, or pulsating lavage.
A) Autolytic
B) Enzymatic
C) Mechanical
D) Conservative Sharp - CORRECT ANSWER: C) Mechanical
pg. 193
_____ debridement is a slower, selective method that relies on enzymes applied externally on the
wound bed. Depending on the type of enzyme used, the preparation either digests or dissolves
the tissue.
A) Autolytic
B) Enzymatic
C) Mechanical
D) Conservative Sharp - CORRECT ANSWER: Enzymatic
pg. 193
______ is a process in which water moves through a membrane that separates fluids with
different particle concentrations. - CORRECT ANSWER: osmosis
,pg. 223
______ is selective removal of loose, nonviable tissue using sharp instruments.
A) Autolytic Debridement
B) Enzymatic Debridement
C) Mechanical Debridement
D) Conservative Sharp Debridement - CORRECT ANSWER: D) Conservative Sharp
Debridement
pg. 193
_______ debridement is selective use of the body's enzymes to break down nonviable tissue:
requires a moist environment facilitated by the use of moisture-retentive dressings.
A) Autolytic
B) Enzymatic
C) Mechanical
D) Conservative Sharp - CORRECT ANSWER: A) Autolytic
pg. 193
_______ staples are a common types of outer skin closure that traumatizes tissue less than
sutures while providing extra strength.
A) Iron
B) Dacron
C) Steel
,D) Aluminum - CORRECT ANSWER: C) Steel
pg. 210
_______ wounds are caused by vascular compromise or chronic inflammation. Continued
exposure to the vascular compromise or chronic inflammation will impede healing of the wound.
A) Tertiary Intention
B) Acute
C) Secondary Intention
D) Chronic - CORRECT ANSWER: D) Chronic
pg. 174
__________ are the only distinctive cell types in the dermis and are responsible for collagen
formation. - CORRECT ANSWER: Fibroblasts
pg. 177
77 year old retired SMSgt Jones refused to set up an appointment for back surgery because in an
inpatient setting, one of the primary concerns is ________.
A) death
B) malpractice
C) very little family interaction
D) pressure ulcer - CORRECT ANSWER: D) pressure ulcer
pg. 185
, A ________ is a disruption of the integrity and function of tissues in the body. - CORRECT
ANSWER: Wound or injury
pg. 174
A neonate is showing signs of hypovolemia. The doctor asked you to assist in administering an
IV line. Where should the IV line be placed?
A) Peripheral vein
B) Any Dorsal surface of foot vein
C) Scalp vein
D) Cephalic vein - CORRECT ANSWER: C) Scalp veins
pg. 233
A nurse asked A1C Norr to bring her a new hypotonic solution bag. All of the following are
things A1C should inspect for when selecting a solution bag EXCEPT:
A) Free of contamination
B) Continuous flow
C) Clarity
D) Solution is sterile - CORRECT ANSWER: B) Continuous flow
pg. 226
A patient was admitted to the hospital after he discovered pink drainage from a large laceration
wound. When passing on this information to the registered nurse, you should described the
drainage as
COMPLETE 210 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ BRAND NEW!!
____ Debridement is a nonselective removal of viable and nonviable tissue and debris; includes
the use of wet-to-wet dressings, wet-to-dry dressings, wound irrigation, or pulsating lavage.
A) Autolytic
B) Enzymatic
C) Mechanical
D) Conservative Sharp - CORRECT ANSWER: C) Mechanical
pg. 193
_____ debridement is a slower, selective method that relies on enzymes applied externally on the
wound bed. Depending on the type of enzyme used, the preparation either digests or dissolves
the tissue.
A) Autolytic
B) Enzymatic
C) Mechanical
D) Conservative Sharp - CORRECT ANSWER: Enzymatic
pg. 193
______ is a process in which water moves through a membrane that separates fluids with
different particle concentrations. - CORRECT ANSWER: osmosis
,pg. 223
______ is selective removal of loose, nonviable tissue using sharp instruments.
A) Autolytic Debridement
B) Enzymatic Debridement
C) Mechanical Debridement
D) Conservative Sharp Debridement - CORRECT ANSWER: D) Conservative Sharp
Debridement
pg. 193
_______ debridement is selective use of the body's enzymes to break down nonviable tissue:
requires a moist environment facilitated by the use of moisture-retentive dressings.
A) Autolytic
B) Enzymatic
C) Mechanical
D) Conservative Sharp - CORRECT ANSWER: A) Autolytic
pg. 193
_______ staples are a common types of outer skin closure that traumatizes tissue less than
sutures while providing extra strength.
A) Iron
B) Dacron
C) Steel
,D) Aluminum - CORRECT ANSWER: C) Steel
pg. 210
_______ wounds are caused by vascular compromise or chronic inflammation. Continued
exposure to the vascular compromise or chronic inflammation will impede healing of the wound.
A) Tertiary Intention
B) Acute
C) Secondary Intention
D) Chronic - CORRECT ANSWER: D) Chronic
pg. 174
__________ are the only distinctive cell types in the dermis and are responsible for collagen
formation. - CORRECT ANSWER: Fibroblasts
pg. 177
77 year old retired SMSgt Jones refused to set up an appointment for back surgery because in an
inpatient setting, one of the primary concerns is ________.
A) death
B) malpractice
C) very little family interaction
D) pressure ulcer - CORRECT ANSWER: D) pressure ulcer
pg. 185
, A ________ is a disruption of the integrity and function of tissues in the body. - CORRECT
ANSWER: Wound or injury
pg. 174
A neonate is showing signs of hypovolemia. The doctor asked you to assist in administering an
IV line. Where should the IV line be placed?
A) Peripheral vein
B) Any Dorsal surface of foot vein
C) Scalp vein
D) Cephalic vein - CORRECT ANSWER: C) Scalp veins
pg. 233
A nurse asked A1C Norr to bring her a new hypotonic solution bag. All of the following are
things A1C should inspect for when selecting a solution bag EXCEPT:
A) Free of contamination
B) Continuous flow
C) Clarity
D) Solution is sterile - CORRECT ANSWER: B) Continuous flow
pg. 226
A patient was admitted to the hospital after he discovered pink drainage from a large laceration
wound. When passing on this information to the registered nurse, you should described the
drainage as
