PNR 309 FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2025 /2026ACTUAL COMPLETE
160 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
The nurse is caring for a client with an allergic condition of the
integumentary system. Which of the following types of
medication is most likely to be used to treat this client? -
ANSWER-Corticosteroid
which manifestations of testicular cancer with a nurse observe
for when assessing a client for this disease? - ANSWER-
painless mass and sensation of heaviness in the scrotal area
which of the nurse explain to the client who has had a
vasectomy? – ANSWER-an alternative form of contraception
will be necessary for 6 to 8 weeks
what measures should the nurse use to decrease the clients
discomfort over care related to with reproductive organs? -
ANSWER-maintain a nonjudgmental attitude towards a sexual
practices.
,why does prebyopia occur in older individuals? - ANSWER-the
lens become inflexible.
what is the most important nursing intervention for clients with
epidemic keratoconjunctivitis? - ANSWER-teaching clients and
family members good hygiene techniques.
what your clients with eye inflammation are eye infections be
taught? - ANSWER-regular, careful hand hygiene May prevent
the infection from spreading.
The nurse is conducting an integumentary assessment of a
Black client who has darkly pigmented skin and a history of
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Which of the
following locations should the nurse inspect for cyanosis? -
ANSWER-Client's nail beds and conjunctiva of the client's eyes
The nurse is caring for a client admitted with cellulitis of the left
foot. Which of the following clinical manifestations would the
nurse expect to find on assessment of the left foot? - ANSWER-
Redness and swelling
The nurse is admitting a client with cellulitis. Which of the
following symptoms would the nurse assess in this client? -
ANSWER-Pain
,Which of the following interventions would be most helpful in
managing a client newly admitted with cellulitis of the right
foot? - ANSWER-Apply warm, moist heat
what is the most important roles of the nurse and relation to
acute poststreptococcal glomerulo-nephritis - ANSWER-to
promote early diagnosis and treatment to sore throat and skin
lesions
why does edema occur in nephrotic syndrome? - ANSWER-
decrease colloid osmotic pressure caused by loss of serum
albumin
a client is admitted to the hospital with severe renal colic
caused by renal lithiasis. What is the nurses first priority in
management of the client? - ANSWER-to administer are opioids
as prescribed
in which of the following conditions should the nurse
recommend genetic counselling for the clients children? -
ANSWER-adult onset polycystic renal disease
, the nurse instructs a client with diabetes to maintain careful
control of his blood glucose levels related to which disease
related complications? – ANSWER-thickening of the gbm and
glomerulo-sclerosis
an older male client is experiencing difficulties in initiating
voiding and feeling of incomplete bladder emptying. What are
the symptoms of BPH primarily caused by? - ANSWER-
untreated chronic prostatitis
post-operatively, a client who has had a laser prostatectomy
has continuous bladder irrigation with a three-way urinary
catheter with a 30 ml balloon. When he complains of bladder
spasms with the catheter in place, what should the nurse do? -
ANSWER-explain that this feeling is normal and that he should
not try to urinate around the catheter
factors that plays a client at higher risk for prostate cancer? -
ANSWER-older than 65 years old and father diagnosed and
treated for early-stage prostate cancer
a client scheduled for a prostatectomy for prostate cancer
expresses the fear that he'll have erectile dysfunction. In
responding to this client, what should the nurse keep in mind? -
160 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
The nurse is caring for a client with an allergic condition of the
integumentary system. Which of the following types of
medication is most likely to be used to treat this client? -
ANSWER-Corticosteroid
which manifestations of testicular cancer with a nurse observe
for when assessing a client for this disease? - ANSWER-
painless mass and sensation of heaviness in the scrotal area
which of the nurse explain to the client who has had a
vasectomy? – ANSWER-an alternative form of contraception
will be necessary for 6 to 8 weeks
what measures should the nurse use to decrease the clients
discomfort over care related to with reproductive organs? -
ANSWER-maintain a nonjudgmental attitude towards a sexual
practices.
,why does prebyopia occur in older individuals? - ANSWER-the
lens become inflexible.
what is the most important nursing intervention for clients with
epidemic keratoconjunctivitis? - ANSWER-teaching clients and
family members good hygiene techniques.
what your clients with eye inflammation are eye infections be
taught? - ANSWER-regular, careful hand hygiene May prevent
the infection from spreading.
The nurse is conducting an integumentary assessment of a
Black client who has darkly pigmented skin and a history of
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Which of the
following locations should the nurse inspect for cyanosis? -
ANSWER-Client's nail beds and conjunctiva of the client's eyes
The nurse is caring for a client admitted with cellulitis of the left
foot. Which of the following clinical manifestations would the
nurse expect to find on assessment of the left foot? - ANSWER-
Redness and swelling
The nurse is admitting a client with cellulitis. Which of the
following symptoms would the nurse assess in this client? -
ANSWER-Pain
,Which of the following interventions would be most helpful in
managing a client newly admitted with cellulitis of the right
foot? - ANSWER-Apply warm, moist heat
what is the most important roles of the nurse and relation to
acute poststreptococcal glomerulo-nephritis - ANSWER-to
promote early diagnosis and treatment to sore throat and skin
lesions
why does edema occur in nephrotic syndrome? - ANSWER-
decrease colloid osmotic pressure caused by loss of serum
albumin
a client is admitted to the hospital with severe renal colic
caused by renal lithiasis. What is the nurses first priority in
management of the client? - ANSWER-to administer are opioids
as prescribed
in which of the following conditions should the nurse
recommend genetic counselling for the clients children? -
ANSWER-adult onset polycystic renal disease
, the nurse instructs a client with diabetes to maintain careful
control of his blood glucose levels related to which disease
related complications? – ANSWER-thickening of the gbm and
glomerulo-sclerosis
an older male client is experiencing difficulties in initiating
voiding and feeling of incomplete bladder emptying. What are
the symptoms of BPH primarily caused by? - ANSWER-
untreated chronic prostatitis
post-operatively, a client who has had a laser prostatectomy
has continuous bladder irrigation with a three-way urinary
catheter with a 30 ml balloon. When he complains of bladder
spasms with the catheter in place, what should the nurse do? -
ANSWER-explain that this feeling is normal and that he should
not try to urinate around the catheter
factors that plays a client at higher risk for prostate cancer? -
ANSWER-older than 65 years old and father diagnosed and
treated for early-stage prostate cancer
a client scheduled for a prostatectomy for prostate cancer
expresses the fear that he'll have erectile dysfunction. In
responding to this client, what should the nurse keep in mind? -
