NUR 106 Exam QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 2026
UPDATE | WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Normal temperature range
96.4-99.5 or 35.8-37.5
Normal heart rate
60-100 bpm
Normal respiration range
12-20 breaths/min
Normal blood pressure range
120/80 mmHg
Normal SpO2 Range
95-100%
Always interpret and report what findings?
abnormal
subjective data
what a patient tells you
objective data
what can be observed
CN II
,Optic - vision
CN III, IV, VI
oculomotor, trochlear, abducens (eye movement)
CN V
Trigeminal- jaw movement and facial sensation
CN VII
facial (facial expressions)
CN VIII
Vestibulocochlear - hearing
CN IX, X
glossopharyngeal and vagus- swallowing and gag reflex
CN XI
spinal accessory- shoulder shrug
CN XII
Hypoglossal (tongue movement)
Glasgow Coma Scale max scale
15 (fully alert)
Glasgow coma scale min scale
, 3 (coma)
A nursing student tells the clinical instructor that their patient is fine and has "no
complaints." Which question by the faculty coaches the student to provide evidence that
supports their assessments?
Could you tell me how you validated this?
A nursery nurse notifies the nurse practitioner (NP) that a newborn has signs of jaundice.
The NP performs a brief skin assessment, then orders a blood test for bilirubin levels.
Which type of assessment has the NP performed?
Quick priority
The nurse is admitting a pregnant patient to the hospital for treatment of pregnancy-
induced hypertension. The patient asks the nurse, "Why are you doing a history and
physical exam when the doctor just did one?" What statements will the nurse use to
explain the primary purpose of the nursing assessment? Select all that apply.
The nursing assessment will allow us to plan and deliver individualized, holistic nursing care that
draws on your strengths
I will check your health status and see what kind of nursing care you may need.
This is to determine the necessity for referring your nursing care needs to a health care provider.
During shift report, a nurse says that a patient has no integumentary changes or skin care
needs. During assessment, the nurse observes reddened areas over bony prominences.
What action will the nurse take?
Perform and document a focused assessment of skin integrity
UPDATE | WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
Normal temperature range
96.4-99.5 or 35.8-37.5
Normal heart rate
60-100 bpm
Normal respiration range
12-20 breaths/min
Normal blood pressure range
120/80 mmHg
Normal SpO2 Range
95-100%
Always interpret and report what findings?
abnormal
subjective data
what a patient tells you
objective data
what can be observed
CN II
,Optic - vision
CN III, IV, VI
oculomotor, trochlear, abducens (eye movement)
CN V
Trigeminal- jaw movement and facial sensation
CN VII
facial (facial expressions)
CN VIII
Vestibulocochlear - hearing
CN IX, X
glossopharyngeal and vagus- swallowing and gag reflex
CN XI
spinal accessory- shoulder shrug
CN XII
Hypoglossal (tongue movement)
Glasgow Coma Scale max scale
15 (fully alert)
Glasgow coma scale min scale
, 3 (coma)
A nursing student tells the clinical instructor that their patient is fine and has "no
complaints." Which question by the faculty coaches the student to provide evidence that
supports their assessments?
Could you tell me how you validated this?
A nursery nurse notifies the nurse practitioner (NP) that a newborn has signs of jaundice.
The NP performs a brief skin assessment, then orders a blood test for bilirubin levels.
Which type of assessment has the NP performed?
Quick priority
The nurse is admitting a pregnant patient to the hospital for treatment of pregnancy-
induced hypertension. The patient asks the nurse, "Why are you doing a history and
physical exam when the doctor just did one?" What statements will the nurse use to
explain the primary purpose of the nursing assessment? Select all that apply.
The nursing assessment will allow us to plan and deliver individualized, holistic nursing care that
draws on your strengths
I will check your health status and see what kind of nursing care you may need.
This is to determine the necessity for referring your nursing care needs to a health care provider.
During shift report, a nurse says that a patient has no integumentary changes or skin care
needs. During assessment, the nurse observes reddened areas over bony prominences.
What action will the nurse take?
Perform and document a focused assessment of skin integrity
