NU 311 FINAL EXAM AND STUDY GUIDE NEWEST
2026 TEST BANK| NU311 CLINICAL NURSING
SKILLS FINAL EXAM PREP WITH COMPLETE 550
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS/ ALREADY GRADED A+ (MOST
RECENT!!)
The RN admits a client with a diagnosis of Clostridium difficile. Which
type of transmission based isolation precautions will the nurse correctly
implement?
*Droplet
*Total
*Contact
*Airborne
*Standard
-Contact
Students using the USA College of Nursing Skills lab are required to:
(select all that apply)
*Dispose of all trash
*Lock doors and turn off lights when exiting the lab
*Dispose of all sharps in a biohazard container
*Wash hands prior to touching manikins
*Use only black ink pens when making marks on manikins
-Dispose of all trash
-Dispose of all sharps in a biohazard container
-Wash hands prior to touching manikins
,The student is practicing a procedure requiring lubricant. What
statement best reflects the CON skills lab policy?
*Students may never use lubricant on the manikins. Manikins are too
expensive
*Students may use oil soluble lubricant on the manikins
*Students may use water soluble lubricant on the manikins
*Student may use WD40 lubricant on manikins
-Students may use water soluble lubricant on the manikins
Students have approval to use the skills lab today. Students needs
additional education regarding the rules when:
*they keep the lab clean and orderly
*the re-make the beds tightly and leave 3/4 side rails ups
*they leave trash and food in the lab
*they wear masks and practice social distancing
-they leave trash and food in the lab
Match as appropriate:
-Long fingernails:*Do not manipulate manikins
-Ink pens:*Do not use on manikins or dressings
-Practice w/dressing:*Remove all adhesive residue w/adhesive remover
-Manikin parts:*Do not remove, report anything that is broken
-Disobey the lab rules:*Will be asked to leave
,Patients at risk for complications and/or injury from improper positioning
include patients with which of the following? (select all that apply)
*Poor nutrition
*Loss of sensation
*Impaired muscle development
*Poor circulation
-Poor nutrition
-Loss of sensation
-Impaired muscle development
-Poor circulation
The term ? refers to correct positioning to maintain comfort and reduce
the risk of physical complications
*Muscle tone
*range of motion
*body alignment
*orthostatic posture
-Body alignment
To position a patient with hemiplegia in high Fowler's the nurse should:
*elevate the HOB 30 degrees
*place the patient on their stomach
*use a hand roll for positioning
*position the patient's head w/slightly hyperextension of the neck
-Use a hand roll for positioning
, The nurse plans to use a trochanter roll when repositioning a patient.
Where should the nurse place the trochanter roll?
*Under the small of the back
*Behind the knees when supine
*Alongside the patient's legs
*In the palm of the hand with fingers flexed
-Alongside the patient's legs
The patient is elderly and has been on bed rest for the past several
days. When getting the patient up, the nurse should:
*Teach the patient not to move his legs when dangling
*Teach the patient to hold his breath while dangling
*Raise the HOB and allow a few minutes before dangling
*Have the patient standing without dangling
-Raising the HOB and allow a few minutes before dangling
A nurse encourages a patient to prevent venous stasis by:
*Crossing the legs when sitting in a chair
*Wearing thigh-length nylon stockings or garters
*Maintaining strict bed rest
*Increasing early ambulation
-Increasing early ambulation
Antiembolic stockings (TEDs) are prescribed for the patient on bed rest
after surgery. The nurse explains to the patient that the primary purpose
for the elastic stockings is to:
*Keep the skin warm & dry
*Prevent abnormal joint flexion
*Apply external pressure
*Prevent bleeding
-Apply external pressure
2026 TEST BANK| NU311 CLINICAL NURSING
SKILLS FINAL EXAM PREP WITH COMPLETE 550
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS/ ALREADY GRADED A+ (MOST
RECENT!!)
The RN admits a client with a diagnosis of Clostridium difficile. Which
type of transmission based isolation precautions will the nurse correctly
implement?
*Droplet
*Total
*Contact
*Airborne
*Standard
-Contact
Students using the USA College of Nursing Skills lab are required to:
(select all that apply)
*Dispose of all trash
*Lock doors and turn off lights when exiting the lab
*Dispose of all sharps in a biohazard container
*Wash hands prior to touching manikins
*Use only black ink pens when making marks on manikins
-Dispose of all trash
-Dispose of all sharps in a biohazard container
-Wash hands prior to touching manikins
,The student is practicing a procedure requiring lubricant. What
statement best reflects the CON skills lab policy?
*Students may never use lubricant on the manikins. Manikins are too
expensive
*Students may use oil soluble lubricant on the manikins
*Students may use water soluble lubricant on the manikins
*Student may use WD40 lubricant on manikins
-Students may use water soluble lubricant on the manikins
Students have approval to use the skills lab today. Students needs
additional education regarding the rules when:
*they keep the lab clean and orderly
*the re-make the beds tightly and leave 3/4 side rails ups
*they leave trash and food in the lab
*they wear masks and practice social distancing
-they leave trash and food in the lab
Match as appropriate:
-Long fingernails:*Do not manipulate manikins
-Ink pens:*Do not use on manikins or dressings
-Practice w/dressing:*Remove all adhesive residue w/adhesive remover
-Manikin parts:*Do not remove, report anything that is broken
-Disobey the lab rules:*Will be asked to leave
,Patients at risk for complications and/or injury from improper positioning
include patients with which of the following? (select all that apply)
*Poor nutrition
*Loss of sensation
*Impaired muscle development
*Poor circulation
-Poor nutrition
-Loss of sensation
-Impaired muscle development
-Poor circulation
The term ? refers to correct positioning to maintain comfort and reduce
the risk of physical complications
*Muscle tone
*range of motion
*body alignment
*orthostatic posture
-Body alignment
To position a patient with hemiplegia in high Fowler's the nurse should:
*elevate the HOB 30 degrees
*place the patient on their stomach
*use a hand roll for positioning
*position the patient's head w/slightly hyperextension of the neck
-Use a hand roll for positioning
, The nurse plans to use a trochanter roll when repositioning a patient.
Where should the nurse place the trochanter roll?
*Under the small of the back
*Behind the knees when supine
*Alongside the patient's legs
*In the palm of the hand with fingers flexed
-Alongside the patient's legs
The patient is elderly and has been on bed rest for the past several
days. When getting the patient up, the nurse should:
*Teach the patient not to move his legs when dangling
*Teach the patient to hold his breath while dangling
*Raise the HOB and allow a few minutes before dangling
*Have the patient standing without dangling
-Raising the HOB and allow a few minutes before dangling
A nurse encourages a patient to prevent venous stasis by:
*Crossing the legs when sitting in a chair
*Wearing thigh-length nylon stockings or garters
*Maintaining strict bed rest
*Increasing early ambulation
-Increasing early ambulation
Antiembolic stockings (TEDs) are prescribed for the patient on bed rest
after surgery. The nurse explains to the patient that the primary purpose
for the elastic stockings is to:
*Keep the skin warm & dry
*Prevent abnormal joint flexion
*Apply external pressure
*Prevent bleeding
-Apply external pressure
