NRS 3025 EXAM 1 REVIEW 2026/2027 | NURSING STUDY GUIDE,
PRACTICE QUESTIONS, ANSWERS & EXAM REVIEW
Double check the infusion with another nurse and monitor VS closely - ANS ✔✔When administering a
blood transfusion, the nurse must:
a.) double check the infusion with another nurse and monitor VS closely
b.) administer furosemide between units of blood for all patients
c.) run blood with 0.45% saline through a 22 gauge IV
d.) Administer acetaminophen and diphenhydramine prior to the infusion
Actinic keratosis - ANS ✔✔Which of these is considered a pre-cancerous lesion?
a.) seborrheic keratosis
b.) rosacea
c.) verruca vulgaris
d.) actinic keratosis
A, B - ANS ✔✔Which of these patients must be transferred to a burn center for treatment? (SATA)
a.) a patient with a third degree burns covering the mouth, chin, and neck
b.) a patient who suffered second degree burns and a traumatic amputation
c.) a patient with a second degree leg burn with a history of previous burn
d.) a patient with first degree burns covering with back and arms
Receive large volumes of fluids initially - ANS ✔✔A patient with third degree burns over 40% of her body
must:
a.) get an autograft
b.) receive large volumes of fluids initially
c.) be intubated and placed on a ventilator
d.) have been in a chemical spill
Treatment involving bio or immunotherapy - ANS ✔✔A patient with melanoma can anticipate:
a.) a good prognosis with minimal chance of metastasis
b.) treatment involving bio or immunotherapy
c.) significant dietary restrictions during treatment
d.) following the same protocol as a patient with basal cell carcinoma
True - ANS ✔✔Malignant tumors by way of blood and lymph channels to other areas of the body. True
or False?
Leukemia - ANS ✔✔Blast cells in the peripheral blood can indicate:
a.) multiple myeloma
, b.) leukemia
c.) a blood infection
d.) a healthy immune system
HR of 119 - ANS ✔✔A sign of anemia is:
a.) a pulse ox of 84%
b.) hyperstimulation
c.) HR of 119
d.) ruddy complexion
IV infusion of furosemide - ANS ✔✔Which of these might be used to treat transfusion associated
circulatory overload?
a.) IV infusion of furosemide
b.) assessing if the patient got mismatched blood products
c.) oral administration of antihistamines
d.) prevention of cytokine release
40 - ANS ✔✔Which Karnofsky score represents the patient with the highest risk of complications from
cancer treatment?
a.) 80
b.) 40
c.) 95
d.) 22
The specific chemo agent - ANS ✔✔Side effects from chemotherapy depend most on:
a.) the half-life of the agent
b.) chance
c.) the specific chemo agent
d.) the presence of a support system
A, B, C, D - ANS ✔✔Which specific agents or factors are associated with the etiology of cancer? (SATA)
a.) dietary factors
b.) hormonal and chemical agents
c.) viruses
d.) genetic factors
Prophylactic - ANS ✔✔What type of surgery is done when lesions that are removed are likely to develop
into cancer?
a.) diagnostic
b.) palliative
c.) prophylactic
d.) reconstructive/rehabilitative
PRACTICE QUESTIONS, ANSWERS & EXAM REVIEW
Double check the infusion with another nurse and monitor VS closely - ANS ✔✔When administering a
blood transfusion, the nurse must:
a.) double check the infusion with another nurse and monitor VS closely
b.) administer furosemide between units of blood for all patients
c.) run blood with 0.45% saline through a 22 gauge IV
d.) Administer acetaminophen and diphenhydramine prior to the infusion
Actinic keratosis - ANS ✔✔Which of these is considered a pre-cancerous lesion?
a.) seborrheic keratosis
b.) rosacea
c.) verruca vulgaris
d.) actinic keratosis
A, B - ANS ✔✔Which of these patients must be transferred to a burn center for treatment? (SATA)
a.) a patient with a third degree burns covering the mouth, chin, and neck
b.) a patient who suffered second degree burns and a traumatic amputation
c.) a patient with a second degree leg burn with a history of previous burn
d.) a patient with first degree burns covering with back and arms
Receive large volumes of fluids initially - ANS ✔✔A patient with third degree burns over 40% of her body
must:
a.) get an autograft
b.) receive large volumes of fluids initially
c.) be intubated and placed on a ventilator
d.) have been in a chemical spill
Treatment involving bio or immunotherapy - ANS ✔✔A patient with melanoma can anticipate:
a.) a good prognosis with minimal chance of metastasis
b.) treatment involving bio or immunotherapy
c.) significant dietary restrictions during treatment
d.) following the same protocol as a patient with basal cell carcinoma
True - ANS ✔✔Malignant tumors by way of blood and lymph channels to other areas of the body. True
or False?
Leukemia - ANS ✔✔Blast cells in the peripheral blood can indicate:
a.) multiple myeloma
, b.) leukemia
c.) a blood infection
d.) a healthy immune system
HR of 119 - ANS ✔✔A sign of anemia is:
a.) a pulse ox of 84%
b.) hyperstimulation
c.) HR of 119
d.) ruddy complexion
IV infusion of furosemide - ANS ✔✔Which of these might be used to treat transfusion associated
circulatory overload?
a.) IV infusion of furosemide
b.) assessing if the patient got mismatched blood products
c.) oral administration of antihistamines
d.) prevention of cytokine release
40 - ANS ✔✔Which Karnofsky score represents the patient with the highest risk of complications from
cancer treatment?
a.) 80
b.) 40
c.) 95
d.) 22
The specific chemo agent - ANS ✔✔Side effects from chemotherapy depend most on:
a.) the half-life of the agent
b.) chance
c.) the specific chemo agent
d.) the presence of a support system
A, B, C, D - ANS ✔✔Which specific agents or factors are associated with the etiology of cancer? (SATA)
a.) dietary factors
b.) hormonal and chemical agents
c.) viruses
d.) genetic factors
Prophylactic - ANS ✔✔What type of surgery is done when lesions that are removed are likely to develop
into cancer?
a.) diagnostic
b.) palliative
c.) prophylactic
d.) reconstructive/rehabilitative
