ADN2 Final Verified Exam Questions and Answers Latest update
2026/2027
Question:
and
Answer:
Question:
A nurse is cleaning the wound of a client who has been injured by a gunshot. Which of the following
is a recommended guideline for this procedure?
Answer:
Clean the wound from the top to the bottom and from the center to outside.
Question:
A nurse inspecting a client's pressure ulcer documents the following: full-thickness tissue loss; visible
subcutaneous fat; no bone, tendon, or muscle visible. The nurse should recognize what stage of
pressure ulcer?
Answer:
Stage III
Question:
When considering factors that may have contributed to the development of oral candidiasis (thrush),
the nurse should prioritize what information provided by the client's medial health record?
Answer:
recently completed a course of broad-spectrum antibiotics
Question:
A client has informed the home health nurse that she has recently noticed distortions when she looks at
the Amsler grid that she has mounted on her refrigerator. What is the nurse's most appropriate action?
Answer:
A)Arrange for the client to be assessed for
macular degeneration
B) Reassure the client that this is an age-related change in vision
C) Facilitate tonometry testing
D) Arrange for the client to have her visual acuity assessed
A)Arrange for the client to be assessed for macular degeneration
, Question:
The nurse is providing discharge education for a client with a new diagnosis of Ménière disease. What
food should the client be instructed to limit or avoid?
Answer:
A)
sweet pickles
B) Frozen yogurt
C) Fish
D) Red meat
A) sweet pickles
Question:
A client presents to the ED reporting a sudden onset of incapacitating vertigo, with nausea and
vomiting and tinnitus. During the ED visit, the client mentions to the nurse that she suddenly cannot
hear very well. What would the nurse suspect the client's diagnosis will be?
Answer:
A) Labyrinthitis
B) Ossiculitis
C) Ototoxicity
D) Ménière disease
A) Labyrinthitis
Question:
A client has been diagnosed with glaucoma and the nurse is preparing health education regarding the
client's medication regimen. The client states that she is eager to "beat this disease" and looks forward
to the time that she will no longer require medication. How should the nurse best respond?
Answer:
A) "In fact, glaucoma usually requires lifelong
treatment with medications."
B) "You can likely expect a minimum of 6 months of treatment."
C) "Most people are treated until their intraocular pressure goes below 50 mm Hg."
D) "You have a great attitude. This will likely shorten the amount of time that you need
medications."
A) "In fact, glaucoma usually requires lifelong treatment with medications."
2026/2027
Question:
and
Answer:
Question:
A nurse is cleaning the wound of a client who has been injured by a gunshot. Which of the following
is a recommended guideline for this procedure?
Answer:
Clean the wound from the top to the bottom and from the center to outside.
Question:
A nurse inspecting a client's pressure ulcer documents the following: full-thickness tissue loss; visible
subcutaneous fat; no bone, tendon, or muscle visible. The nurse should recognize what stage of
pressure ulcer?
Answer:
Stage III
Question:
When considering factors that may have contributed to the development of oral candidiasis (thrush),
the nurse should prioritize what information provided by the client's medial health record?
Answer:
recently completed a course of broad-spectrum antibiotics
Question:
A client has informed the home health nurse that she has recently noticed distortions when she looks at
the Amsler grid that she has mounted on her refrigerator. What is the nurse's most appropriate action?
Answer:
A)Arrange for the client to be assessed for
macular degeneration
B) Reassure the client that this is an age-related change in vision
C) Facilitate tonometry testing
D) Arrange for the client to have her visual acuity assessed
A)Arrange for the client to be assessed for macular degeneration
, Question:
The nurse is providing discharge education for a client with a new diagnosis of Ménière disease. What
food should the client be instructed to limit or avoid?
Answer:
A)
sweet pickles
B) Frozen yogurt
C) Fish
D) Red meat
A) sweet pickles
Question:
A client presents to the ED reporting a sudden onset of incapacitating vertigo, with nausea and
vomiting and tinnitus. During the ED visit, the client mentions to the nurse that she suddenly cannot
hear very well. What would the nurse suspect the client's diagnosis will be?
Answer:
A) Labyrinthitis
B) Ossiculitis
C) Ototoxicity
D) Ménière disease
A) Labyrinthitis
Question:
A client has been diagnosed with glaucoma and the nurse is preparing health education regarding the
client's medication regimen. The client states that she is eager to "beat this disease" and looks forward
to the time that she will no longer require medication. How should the nurse best respond?
Answer:
A) "In fact, glaucoma usually requires lifelong
treatment with medications."
B) "You can likely expect a minimum of 6 months of treatment."
C) "Most people are treated until their intraocular pressure goes below 50 mm Hg."
D) "You have a great attitude. This will likely shorten the amount of time that you need
medications."
A) "In fact, glaucoma usually requires lifelong treatment with medications."
