NUR 104- WVJC NEWEST EXAM 2 || MOST RECENT EXAM
2026/27 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST
RELEASED!!
What will a patient who is a status asthmaticus have during an
assessment? -
ANSWER-Wheezing, low Respirstory
rate (RR)
What is the diagnosis and treatment of sarcoidosis? -
ANSWER-Primary sites
that it appears are the eyes, lungs, skin, and lymph
nodes. Treatment:
corticosteroids
How to treat epistaxis? - ANSWER-Do not tilt head back ,
pinch nose for 10
minutes, may do nasal packing if pinching
doesnt work
What are the hazards associated with oxygen use? - ANSWER-
Environment-
frayed cords, sparking outlets, poor storage of oxygen, open
flames, smoking,
,petroleum based products, lip balm (Vaseline),
and alcohol
How to we prevent and treat influenza? - ANSWER-Prevent:
Vaccine
Treatment: Antiviral
What are the interventions for pneumonia? - ANSWER-Turn,
cough, breath,
airway clearance, and obtain culture before
giving antibiotics
What is included in post-op care after a larnygectomy? -
ANSWER-Maintain
airway and ventilation, wound care, and teach the
family wound care
What is included in the management of acute hypoxia? -
ANSWER-Sit them up
and place oxygen on
them
What is inlcuded in the management and common
complications of chest tubes? - ANSWER-Management: needs
to be lower than the chest, check for air leaks (bubbles in
chamber). It should gradually decrease with time and not
abruptly stop
,How do we manage a dislodged trach tube? - ANSWER-
Make sure the
obturator is in and the cuff is deflated,
then reinsert it
What are nursing interventions to promote airway clearance? -
ANSWER-Turn,
cough, deep
breathing
What are common low precision and high presicion oxygen
delivery systems? -
ANSWER-Low: nasal
cannula
High: venturi
mask
What is patient teaching for the use of inhaled medications? -
ANSWER-With
inhaled steroids, wash out mouth to prevent thrush and use
them consistently
What are some physical exam findings with COPD? -
ANSWER-Barrel chest,
clubbed fingers, compensation with
pursed breathing
, What are the risk factors for COPD? - ANSWER-Smoking,
secondhand smoke,
age, exposure to chemicals, and genetic disorder (alpha
1 antitrypsin
deficiency)
What are the S/S of upper airway obstruction? - ANSWER-
Wheezing, stridor,
hypoxia, restlessness,
confusion
What are the symptoms and treatment of peritonsiller abscess?
– ANSWER-Symptoms: pus causing one sided deviation of the
uvula, trismus, difficulty breathing, bad breath, and swollen
lymph nodes
Treatment: (nursing interventions) cold drinks, ice, pain
control, maintain airway
What are the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of
TB? - ANSWER-
Symptoms: night sweats, weight loss, hemoptisis,
low grade fever
Diagnosis: sputum culture, PCR for TB
Treatment: antibiotics
2026/27 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY
GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! NEWEST EXAM | JUST
RELEASED!!
What will a patient who is a status asthmaticus have during an
assessment? -
ANSWER-Wheezing, low Respirstory
rate (RR)
What is the diagnosis and treatment of sarcoidosis? -
ANSWER-Primary sites
that it appears are the eyes, lungs, skin, and lymph
nodes. Treatment:
corticosteroids
How to treat epistaxis? - ANSWER-Do not tilt head back ,
pinch nose for 10
minutes, may do nasal packing if pinching
doesnt work
What are the hazards associated with oxygen use? - ANSWER-
Environment-
frayed cords, sparking outlets, poor storage of oxygen, open
flames, smoking,
,petroleum based products, lip balm (Vaseline),
and alcohol
How to we prevent and treat influenza? - ANSWER-Prevent:
Vaccine
Treatment: Antiviral
What are the interventions for pneumonia? - ANSWER-Turn,
cough, breath,
airway clearance, and obtain culture before
giving antibiotics
What is included in post-op care after a larnygectomy? -
ANSWER-Maintain
airway and ventilation, wound care, and teach the
family wound care
What is included in the management of acute hypoxia? -
ANSWER-Sit them up
and place oxygen on
them
What is inlcuded in the management and common
complications of chest tubes? - ANSWER-Management: needs
to be lower than the chest, check for air leaks (bubbles in
chamber). It should gradually decrease with time and not
abruptly stop
,How do we manage a dislodged trach tube? - ANSWER-
Make sure the
obturator is in and the cuff is deflated,
then reinsert it
What are nursing interventions to promote airway clearance? -
ANSWER-Turn,
cough, deep
breathing
What are common low precision and high presicion oxygen
delivery systems? -
ANSWER-Low: nasal
cannula
High: venturi
mask
What is patient teaching for the use of inhaled medications? -
ANSWER-With
inhaled steroids, wash out mouth to prevent thrush and use
them consistently
What are some physical exam findings with COPD? -
ANSWER-Barrel chest,
clubbed fingers, compensation with
pursed breathing
, What are the risk factors for COPD? - ANSWER-Smoking,
secondhand smoke,
age, exposure to chemicals, and genetic disorder (alpha
1 antitrypsin
deficiency)
What are the S/S of upper airway obstruction? - ANSWER-
Wheezing, stridor,
hypoxia, restlessness,
confusion
What are the symptoms and treatment of peritonsiller abscess?
– ANSWER-Symptoms: pus causing one sided deviation of the
uvula, trismus, difficulty breathing, bad breath, and swollen
lymph nodes
Treatment: (nursing interventions) cold drinks, ice, pain
control, maintain airway
What are the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of
TB? - ANSWER-
Symptoms: night sweats, weight loss, hemoptisis,
low grade fever
Diagnosis: sputum culture, PCR for TB
Treatment: antibiotics
