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1. Denial (defense mecha- psychoanalytic defense mechanism by which people refuse to believe
nism) or even to perceive painful realities.
2. A woman whose hus- denial
band died a year ago
still speaks of him in
the present tense and
keeps his wardrobe in
the closet.
What type of defense
mechanism is she dis-
playing?
3. Rationalization (de- Unconsciously making excuses or formulate logical reasons to justifying
fense mechanism) unacceptable feelings or behaviors.
4. A student who did not rationalization
study for an examina-
tion blames his failure
on he teacher's poor
lecture material and the
unfairness of the exami-
nation. What type of de-
fense mechanism is the
student displaying?
5. Displacement discharging intense feelings for one person onto another object or
person who is less threatening, thereby satisfying an impulse with a
substitute object.
6. Displacement
, NU 136 Fundamentals Final EXAM - 2026 (Questions + Answers) with verifie
Answers (Latest Update 2026/2027) UPDATE!! Compliance Tips & How to
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A child who has been
scolded by her other
hits her doll with a hair-
brush. What type of de-
fense mechanism is the
child displaying?
7. blood culture and sensi- blood specimen incubated to check for bacterial growth
tivity
8. culture and sensitivity test performed to determine which antibiotic is most effective against
the bacteria.
9. When are sensitivity 48 to 72 hours after the culture
test results available?
10. What type of results 1. resistant
would you report in a 2. susceptible
sensitivity test? 3. intermediate resistance
11. Sepsis in the Home En- secure contaminated dressings and other disposable supplies in plastic
vironment: what do you zip-closure bags before disposal.
do with contaminated
dressings?
12. Sepsis in the Home En- Place contaminated linens in a sealed plastic bag until laundered. DO
vironment: what do you NOT launder with regular family laundry.
do with contaminated
linens with blood or
body secretions?
13.
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what are the four stages 1. incubation period
of infection? 2. prodromal period
3. illness period
4. convalescence period
14. incubation period the period between exposure to an infection and the appearance of the
first symptoms
15. What stage of infection -illness period
do localized and sys- -signs and symptoms can include: fever, headache, rash, swollen lymph
temic signs and symp- nodes, leukocytosis, diarrhea and vomiting
toms appear?
16. What is the convales- recovery period; symptoms begin to subside and it extends until the
cent period? patient has returned to a normal state of health
17. Asepsis the practice of making the environment and objects free of microorgan-
isms
18. medical asepsis practices designed to reduce the number and transfer of pathogens;
synonym for clean technique
19. surgical asepsis -practices that render and keep objects and areas free from microor-
ganisms
-involves sterilization of all instruments and inanimate equipment that
invade the body and for wound care.
-sterile technique
20. example of medical -hand washing
asepsis -insertion of an NG tube
21.
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1. Denial (defense mecha- psychoanalytic defense mechanism by which people refuse to believe
nism) or even to perceive painful realities.
2. A woman whose hus- denial
band died a year ago
still speaks of him in
the present tense and
keeps his wardrobe in
the closet.
What type of defense
mechanism is she dis-
playing?
3. Rationalization (de- Unconsciously making excuses or formulate logical reasons to justifying
fense mechanism) unacceptable feelings or behaviors.
4. A student who did not rationalization
study for an examina-
tion blames his failure
on he teacher's poor
lecture material and the
unfairness of the exami-
nation. What type of de-
fense mechanism is the
student displaying?
5. Displacement discharging intense feelings for one person onto another object or
person who is less threatening, thereby satisfying an impulse with a
substitute object.
6. Displacement
, NU 136 Fundamentals Final EXAM - 2026 (Questions + Answers) with verifie
Answers (Latest Update 2026/2027) UPDATE!! Compliance Tips & How to
Pass Fast
A child who has been
scolded by her other
hits her doll with a hair-
brush. What type of de-
fense mechanism is the
child displaying?
7. blood culture and sensi- blood specimen incubated to check for bacterial growth
tivity
8. culture and sensitivity test performed to determine which antibiotic is most effective against
the bacteria.
9. When are sensitivity 48 to 72 hours after the culture
test results available?
10. What type of results 1. resistant
would you report in a 2. susceptible
sensitivity test? 3. intermediate resistance
11. Sepsis in the Home En- secure contaminated dressings and other disposable supplies in plastic
vironment: what do you zip-closure bags before disposal.
do with contaminated
dressings?
12. Sepsis in the Home En- Place contaminated linens in a sealed plastic bag until laundered. DO
vironment: what do you NOT launder with regular family laundry.
do with contaminated
linens with blood or
body secretions?
13.
, NU 136 Fundamentals Final EXAM - 2026 (Questions + Answers) with verifie
Answers (Latest Update 2026/2027) UPDATE!! Compliance Tips & How to
Pass Fast
what are the four stages 1. incubation period
of infection? 2. prodromal period
3. illness period
4. convalescence period
14. incubation period the period between exposure to an infection and the appearance of the
first symptoms
15. What stage of infection -illness period
do localized and sys- -signs and symptoms can include: fever, headache, rash, swollen lymph
temic signs and symp- nodes, leukocytosis, diarrhea and vomiting
toms appear?
16. What is the convales- recovery period; symptoms begin to subside and it extends until the
cent period? patient has returned to a normal state of health
17. Asepsis the practice of making the environment and objects free of microorgan-
isms
18. medical asepsis practices designed to reduce the number and transfer of pathogens;
synonym for clean technique
19. surgical asepsis -practices that render and keep objects and areas free from microor-
ganisms
-involves sterilization of all instruments and inanimate equipment that
invade the body and for wound care.
-sterile technique
20. example of medical -hand washing
asepsis -insertion of an NG tube
21.
