NURS 5432 PROGRESS OVERVIEW FOR
PATIENT JASMINE FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ coping with disability and death.
Answer: nurses use optimal function of maximum strengths and potentials,
refer to community support systems; provide care to families and patients
during end-of-life care, hospice
◍ What strategy did Jasmine plan to improve her key findings
documentation?.
Answer: She planned to write more in her key finding section and separate
important from less important information.
◍ RACE.
Answer: R: rescue anyone in immediate dangerA: activate the fire code and
notify appropriate personC: confine the fire by closing doors and windowsE:
evacuate patients and other people to a safe area
◍ prone position.
Answer: person lies on the abdomen with the head turned to the side; the
body is straight in the prone position because shoulders, head, and neck are
in erect position, arms are easily placed in correct alignment w/ the shoulder
girdle, hips, knees can be prevented from flexing or hyperextending
◍ glycosuria.
Answer: presence of sugar in the urine
◍ sources of knowledge.
Answer: -traditional ( passed down from generation to
, generation)-authoritative- comes from an expert, accepted as truth based on
person's perceived expertise-scientific (obtained through the scientific
method-research)
◍ What was Jasmine's observation about her management plan compared to
the expert's?.
Answer: She prescribed a higher dose of Tylenol than the expert due to her
emergency department experience.
◍ debridement.
Answer: removal of devitalized tissue and foreign material
◍ How did Jasmine's key findings compare with the expert's findings?.
Answer: Her key findings were similar but worded differently than the
expert's.
◍ closed wound.
Answer: results from a blow, force, or strain caused by trauma such as a fall,
an assault, or motor vehicle crash
◍ enema.
Answer: the introduction of a solution into the large intestine, usually to
remove feces
◍ quadriplegia.
Answer: paralysis of both arms and both legs
◍ open drainage system.
Answer: penrose drain; promotes drainage passively
◍ Maslows level 2: safety and security needs.
Answer: both physical and emotional components; being protected from
potential or actual harm
◍ urinary incontinence.
Answer: involuntary loss of urine
◍ negative-pressure wound therapy.
Answer: promotes wound healing and wound closure through the
, application of uniform negative pressure on wound bed, reduction in
bacteria in the wound, and the removal of excess wound fluid, while
providing a moist wound healing environment; results in mechanical tension
on wound tissues, stimulating cell proliferation, blood flow to wounds, and
the growth of new blood vessels
◍ constipation.
Answer: dry, hard stool; persistently difficult passage of stool; incomplete
passage of stool
◍ stages of pressure ulcers.
Answer: -stage1: nonblanchable erythema of intact skin-stage2:
partial-thickness skin loss-stage3: full-thickness skin loss; not involving
underlying fascia( epidermis and dermis)-stage4: full-thickness skin loss
with extensive destruction (epidermis, dermis, and
subcutaneous)-unstageable: base of ulcer covered by slough and/or eschar in
wound bed
◍ secondary health promotion.
Answer: focus on SCREENING for early detection of disease with prompt
diagnosis and treatment of any found; example: assessing children for
normal growth and development and encourage regular medical, dental and
vision exams
◍ health.
Answer: a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not
merely the absence of disease or infirmity
◍ indirect studies.
Answer: commonly performed through radiography ex. abdominal
ultrasound, MRI, abdominal CT scan, small bowel series, barium enema
◍ sanguineous drainage.
Answer: blood cells present; looks like blood
◍ side-lying or lateral position.
Answer: patient lies on the side and the main weight of the body is borne by
PATIENT JASMINE FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ coping with disability and death.
Answer: nurses use optimal function of maximum strengths and potentials,
refer to community support systems; provide care to families and patients
during end-of-life care, hospice
◍ What strategy did Jasmine plan to improve her key findings
documentation?.
Answer: She planned to write more in her key finding section and separate
important from less important information.
◍ RACE.
Answer: R: rescue anyone in immediate dangerA: activate the fire code and
notify appropriate personC: confine the fire by closing doors and windowsE:
evacuate patients and other people to a safe area
◍ prone position.
Answer: person lies on the abdomen with the head turned to the side; the
body is straight in the prone position because shoulders, head, and neck are
in erect position, arms are easily placed in correct alignment w/ the shoulder
girdle, hips, knees can be prevented from flexing or hyperextending
◍ glycosuria.
Answer: presence of sugar in the urine
◍ sources of knowledge.
Answer: -traditional ( passed down from generation to
, generation)-authoritative- comes from an expert, accepted as truth based on
person's perceived expertise-scientific (obtained through the scientific
method-research)
◍ What was Jasmine's observation about her management plan compared to
the expert's?.
Answer: She prescribed a higher dose of Tylenol than the expert due to her
emergency department experience.
◍ debridement.
Answer: removal of devitalized tissue and foreign material
◍ How did Jasmine's key findings compare with the expert's findings?.
Answer: Her key findings were similar but worded differently than the
expert's.
◍ closed wound.
Answer: results from a blow, force, or strain caused by trauma such as a fall,
an assault, or motor vehicle crash
◍ enema.
Answer: the introduction of a solution into the large intestine, usually to
remove feces
◍ quadriplegia.
Answer: paralysis of both arms and both legs
◍ open drainage system.
Answer: penrose drain; promotes drainage passively
◍ Maslows level 2: safety and security needs.
Answer: both physical and emotional components; being protected from
potential or actual harm
◍ urinary incontinence.
Answer: involuntary loss of urine
◍ negative-pressure wound therapy.
Answer: promotes wound healing and wound closure through the
, application of uniform negative pressure on wound bed, reduction in
bacteria in the wound, and the removal of excess wound fluid, while
providing a moist wound healing environment; results in mechanical tension
on wound tissues, stimulating cell proliferation, blood flow to wounds, and
the growth of new blood vessels
◍ constipation.
Answer: dry, hard stool; persistently difficult passage of stool; incomplete
passage of stool
◍ stages of pressure ulcers.
Answer: -stage1: nonblanchable erythema of intact skin-stage2:
partial-thickness skin loss-stage3: full-thickness skin loss; not involving
underlying fascia( epidermis and dermis)-stage4: full-thickness skin loss
with extensive destruction (epidermis, dermis, and
subcutaneous)-unstageable: base of ulcer covered by slough and/or eschar in
wound bed
◍ secondary health promotion.
Answer: focus on SCREENING for early detection of disease with prompt
diagnosis and treatment of any found; example: assessing children for
normal growth and development and encourage regular medical, dental and
vision exams
◍ health.
Answer: a state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not
merely the absence of disease or infirmity
◍ indirect studies.
Answer: commonly performed through radiography ex. abdominal
ultrasound, MRI, abdominal CT scan, small bowel series, barium enema
◍ sanguineous drainage.
Answer: blood cells present; looks like blood
◍ side-lying or lateral position.
Answer: patient lies on the side and the main weight of the body is borne by
