ADULT HEALTH 1 FINAL EXAM | COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH 100% RATED
EXPERT SOLUTIONS |2026 LATEST UPDATED
1. What is the most common assessment finding of bladder cancer?: Painless
Hematuria
2. There are 2 levels of which you can define oliguria. what are they?: < 30mL/hr. <400mL/24hrs.
3. you are caring for a patient who has acute glomerulonephritis, how is it treated?: antibiotic medication
4. Why is anemia a common complication in patients with kidney issues?: Kidenys produce erythropoetin to
stimulate bone marrow to create RBCs,
when your kidneys arent functioning properly, erythopoetin is not being released
5. When on a low potassium diet, what foods should be avoided?: salt substitutes
avocados bananas
citrus
6. if your patient has hyperparathyroidism, what are they at risk for?: falls and fractures
high calcium in the blood, and low in the bones
7. calcium level: 9-10.5
8. if your patient has hypoparathyroidism, what is an assessment finding? (low and slow): Postive Chvostek's
numbness of the hands
excessive muscle twitching or contractions
9. What is Chvostek's sign and what does it indicate?: facial twitch when tapped
,hypocalcemia
10. S/S of Hypothyroidism (low & slow) MOM'S SO TIRED: weight gain constipation cold
intolerance fatigue
11 S/S of hyperthyroidism (Graves Disease): Weight loss Insomnia
Heat intolerance
Nervousness or Anxiety
12. What findings would a nurse expect if a diabetic patient c/o restlessness,
hunger, fatigue, and headache?: Hypoglycemia
Check the capillary blood glucose level another finding is diaphoresis
13. Diabetic foot care patient teaching: Dry feet thoroughly, especially between the toes.
No lotion between the toes
Never walk barefoot
Cut toenails straight across
Wear clean socks made of cotton
Inspect feet daily for any sores or injuries
Wash with mild soap and warm water
14. if your patient is diabetic, what A1C value would tell you that they are appropriately controlling thier glucose?:
6.5 and under
, 15. If your patient has fibrocystic breat disease, when will they notice the manifestations the most?: before
menstruation
16. what education would you give them to limit the manifestations of fibrocystic breast disorder?: limit salt
(water retention happens before menstruation becasue of hormone chages)
17. what screening do you use for cervical cancer?: PAP smear
18 testicular self-examination education: cup and roll in the shower every months
the temperature will relax the tissue and make the testis hang lower in the scrotum
19. What are some main causes of erectile dysfunction?: recent prostatectomy
long term HTN
Diabetes
Alcohol consumption
20. Breast self-examination teaching: 7 days after period in the shower
2 fingers from the nipple all the way to the armpit with your arm raised
if NO cycle, complete monthly
21. What are great ways to prevent osteoporosis?: Brisk walking! weight-bearing exercises and proper calcium and
Vitamin D.
22. Sign and symptoms of anaphylaxis: Dyspnea
Hypotension
EXPERT SOLUTIONS |2026 LATEST UPDATED
1. What is the most common assessment finding of bladder cancer?: Painless
Hematuria
2. There are 2 levels of which you can define oliguria. what are they?: < 30mL/hr. <400mL/24hrs.
3. you are caring for a patient who has acute glomerulonephritis, how is it treated?: antibiotic medication
4. Why is anemia a common complication in patients with kidney issues?: Kidenys produce erythropoetin to
stimulate bone marrow to create RBCs,
when your kidneys arent functioning properly, erythopoetin is not being released
5. When on a low potassium diet, what foods should be avoided?: salt substitutes
avocados bananas
citrus
6. if your patient has hyperparathyroidism, what are they at risk for?: falls and fractures
high calcium in the blood, and low in the bones
7. calcium level: 9-10.5
8. if your patient has hypoparathyroidism, what is an assessment finding? (low and slow): Postive Chvostek's
numbness of the hands
excessive muscle twitching or contractions
9. What is Chvostek's sign and what does it indicate?: facial twitch when tapped
,hypocalcemia
10. S/S of Hypothyroidism (low & slow) MOM'S SO TIRED: weight gain constipation cold
intolerance fatigue
11 S/S of hyperthyroidism (Graves Disease): Weight loss Insomnia
Heat intolerance
Nervousness or Anxiety
12. What findings would a nurse expect if a diabetic patient c/o restlessness,
hunger, fatigue, and headache?: Hypoglycemia
Check the capillary blood glucose level another finding is diaphoresis
13. Diabetic foot care patient teaching: Dry feet thoroughly, especially between the toes.
No lotion between the toes
Never walk barefoot
Cut toenails straight across
Wear clean socks made of cotton
Inspect feet daily for any sores or injuries
Wash with mild soap and warm water
14. if your patient is diabetic, what A1C value would tell you that they are appropriately controlling thier glucose?:
6.5 and under
, 15. If your patient has fibrocystic breat disease, when will they notice the manifestations the most?: before
menstruation
16. what education would you give them to limit the manifestations of fibrocystic breast disorder?: limit salt
(water retention happens before menstruation becasue of hormone chages)
17. what screening do you use for cervical cancer?: PAP smear
18 testicular self-examination education: cup and roll in the shower every months
the temperature will relax the tissue and make the testis hang lower in the scrotum
19. What are some main causes of erectile dysfunction?: recent prostatectomy
long term HTN
Diabetes
Alcohol consumption
20. Breast self-examination teaching: 7 days after period in the shower
2 fingers from the nipple all the way to the armpit with your arm raised
if NO cycle, complete monthly
21. What are great ways to prevent osteoporosis?: Brisk walking! weight-bearing exercises and proper calcium and
Vitamin D.
22. Sign and symptoms of anaphylaxis: Dyspnea
Hypotension
