NUFT 204 ACTUAL EXAM SCRIPT BUNDLE
2026 VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Iatrogenic infection.
Answer: HAI - an infection that occurs as a result of a treatment or
diagnostic procedure
⩥ exogenous infection.
Answer: Hai - when the causative organism is acquired from other
people
⩥ endogenous infection.
Answer: Hai - when the causative organism comes from microbes within
the patient
⩥ Common HAI infections.
Answer: Urinary Tract - Catheter
Surgical or Traumatic Wounds - stitches, etc.
Respiratory Tract - ventilator
Bloodstream - IV
⩥ Therapeutic communication.
,Answer: promotes personal growth and attainment of patients' health-
related goals (has positive goal and patient benefits)
⩥ Infection.
Answer: the invasion of a susceptible host by pathogens or
microorganisms; results in disease
⩥ colonization.
Answer: presence and growth of microorganisms within a host without
tissue invasion or damage
⩥ communicable disease.
Answer: the infectious process transmitted from one person to another
⩥ symptomatic.
Answer: clinical signs and symptoms are present
⩥ asymptomatic.
Answer: clinical signs and symptoms are not present
⩥ infectious process.
Answer: incubation period, prodromal stage, illness stage,
convalescence
,⩥ Defenses against infection.
Answer: normal flora, body system defenses, inflammation
⩥ factors influencing infection prevention/control.
Answer: Age
Nutritional status
Stress
Disease process
Treatments or conditions that compromise the immune response
⩥ infection prevention assessment.
Answer: Defense mechanisms, susceptibility, and knowledge of how
infections are transmitted
Review of systems, travel history
Immunizations and vaccinations, clinical appearance, lab data
⩥ Nursing diagnosis for infection.
Answer: Risk for Infection
Imbalanced Nutrition: Less than Body Requirements
Impaired Oral Mucous Membrane
Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity
, Social Isolation
Impaired Tissue Integrity
Readiness for Enhanced Immunization Status
⩥ Nursing planning for infection.
Answer: Goals and outcomes
Preventing exposure to infectious organisms
Controlling or reducing the extent of infection
Maintaining resistance to infection
Verbalizing understanding of infection prevention and control techniques
(e.g., hand hygiene)
setting priorities
team work
⩥ Nursing implementation for infection.
Answer: health promotion, acute care, asepsis, cleaning
⩥ Isolation.
Answer: airborne, droplet, contact, and protective environment
⩥ Infection prevention evaluation.
Answer: Patient outcomes
2026 VERIFIED ANSWERS GRADED A+
⩥ Iatrogenic infection.
Answer: HAI - an infection that occurs as a result of a treatment or
diagnostic procedure
⩥ exogenous infection.
Answer: Hai - when the causative organism is acquired from other
people
⩥ endogenous infection.
Answer: Hai - when the causative organism comes from microbes within
the patient
⩥ Common HAI infections.
Answer: Urinary Tract - Catheter
Surgical or Traumatic Wounds - stitches, etc.
Respiratory Tract - ventilator
Bloodstream - IV
⩥ Therapeutic communication.
,Answer: promotes personal growth and attainment of patients' health-
related goals (has positive goal and patient benefits)
⩥ Infection.
Answer: the invasion of a susceptible host by pathogens or
microorganisms; results in disease
⩥ colonization.
Answer: presence and growth of microorganisms within a host without
tissue invasion or damage
⩥ communicable disease.
Answer: the infectious process transmitted from one person to another
⩥ symptomatic.
Answer: clinical signs and symptoms are present
⩥ asymptomatic.
Answer: clinical signs and symptoms are not present
⩥ infectious process.
Answer: incubation period, prodromal stage, illness stage,
convalescence
,⩥ Defenses against infection.
Answer: normal flora, body system defenses, inflammation
⩥ factors influencing infection prevention/control.
Answer: Age
Nutritional status
Stress
Disease process
Treatments or conditions that compromise the immune response
⩥ infection prevention assessment.
Answer: Defense mechanisms, susceptibility, and knowledge of how
infections are transmitted
Review of systems, travel history
Immunizations and vaccinations, clinical appearance, lab data
⩥ Nursing diagnosis for infection.
Answer: Risk for Infection
Imbalanced Nutrition: Less than Body Requirements
Impaired Oral Mucous Membrane
Risk for Impaired Skin Integrity
, Social Isolation
Impaired Tissue Integrity
Readiness for Enhanced Immunization Status
⩥ Nursing planning for infection.
Answer: Goals and outcomes
Preventing exposure to infectious organisms
Controlling or reducing the extent of infection
Maintaining resistance to infection
Verbalizing understanding of infection prevention and control techniques
(e.g., hand hygiene)
setting priorities
team work
⩥ Nursing implementation for infection.
Answer: health promotion, acute care, asepsis, cleaning
⩥ Isolation.
Answer: airborne, droplet, contact, and protective environment
⩥ Infection prevention evaluation.
Answer: Patient outcomes
