5/12/25, 9:45 PM NUR 265 EXAM 1 GUIDE/COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VE…
NUR 265 EXAM 1 GUIDE/COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY GUIDE | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFIED ANSWERS |
LATEST EXAM 2025 | BRAND NEW VERSION!
Educate patient how to take medication and
important to complete antibiotic
Educate patient not to share towels, wear clean
clothes
Keep skin dry, use cotton underwear,
Educate patient about how to cleanse the affected
area.
56.1 Identify the
The major goals for the patient may include
management and nursing
maintenance of skin integrity, relief of discomfort,
care of the patient with
promotion of restful sleep, self-acceptance,
infectious and non-
knowledge about skin care, and avoidance of
infectious dermatoses
complication
Identify Herpes Zoster: clinical
presentation/treatment/ PT ed
Pathophysiologies:
Decrease muscle strength and sexual energy
decrease number of viable sperm
53.1 Identify the
shrinkage and loss of firmness of testes; thickening of
pathophysiology of BPH
seminiferous tubules
fibrotic changes of corpora cavernosa
enlargement of prostate gland
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Manifestations:
Changes in sexual response - prolonged time to
reach full erection, rapid penile detumescence and
prolonged refractory period
53.1 Identify the clinical Smaller testes
manifestations of BPH Erectile dysfunction
Weakening of prostatic contractions
Hyperplasia of prostate gland
s/s of obstruction of lower urinary tract (urgency,
frequency, nocturia)
Medical treatment: alpha adrenergic blockers,
53.1 Identify the medical
measure to reduce pain and spasms, catheter for
treatment of BPH
acute condition; unable to void
Describe nursing activities included in preadmission
testing.
14.1 Describe a
Discuss the assessment of the patient preoperatively.
comprehensive
Discuss areas to be assessed in a comprehensive
preoperative assessment
preoperative assessment. Include health history and
to identify pertinent health
assessment, psychosocial and cultural factors, drug
and surgical risk factors.
and alcohol use, presence of and potential allergies,
and nutritional and fluid status.
ost of anticoagulatanrs,meds that Discard the gauze
post op med packing and repack the wound with new Iodoform
complications gauze can make pt sedated
opioids, diuretics,
E evaluation
Can not delagate... A assessment
T teaching
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The PT saying they consent to having surgery, The
nurse is a witness to informed consent. The nurse can
not say there has been confirmed consent if the
surgeon has not been told of the risks etc. then and
only then can they gain a signature. Nurse can not
Informed consent answer any questions- surgeon needs to be the one
that gives them the risks and benefits, the procedure.
If the pt has questions it is your responsibility to call
the surgeon to have them speak with them.
The signature is null and void if the pt is on any meds
that affect their head space. Your pt must be coherent
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NUR 265 EXAM 1 GUIDE/COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY GUIDE | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VERIFIED ANSWERS |
LATEST EXAM 2025 | BRAND NEW VERSION!
Educate patient how to take medication and
important to complete antibiotic
Educate patient not to share towels, wear clean
clothes
Keep skin dry, use cotton underwear,
Educate patient about how to cleanse the affected
area.
56.1 Identify the
The major goals for the patient may include
management and nursing
maintenance of skin integrity, relief of discomfort,
care of the patient with
promotion of restful sleep, self-acceptance,
infectious and non-
knowledge about skin care, and avoidance of
infectious dermatoses
complication
Identify Herpes Zoster: clinical
presentation/treatment/ PT ed
Pathophysiologies:
Decrease muscle strength and sexual energy
decrease number of viable sperm
53.1 Identify the
shrinkage and loss of firmness of testes; thickening of
pathophysiology of BPH
seminiferous tubules
fibrotic changes of corpora cavernosa
enlargement of prostate gland
… 1/16
,5/12/25, 9:45 PM NUR 265 EXAM 1 GUIDE/COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VE…
Manifestations:
Changes in sexual response - prolonged time to
reach full erection, rapid penile detumescence and
prolonged refractory period
53.1 Identify the clinical Smaller testes
manifestations of BPH Erectile dysfunction
Weakening of prostatic contractions
Hyperplasia of prostate gland
s/s of obstruction of lower urinary tract (urgency,
frequency, nocturia)
Medical treatment: alpha adrenergic blockers,
53.1 Identify the medical
measure to reduce pain and spasms, catheter for
treatment of BPH
acute condition; unable to void
Describe nursing activities included in preadmission
testing.
14.1 Describe a
Discuss the assessment of the patient preoperatively.
comprehensive
Discuss areas to be assessed in a comprehensive
preoperative assessment
preoperative assessment. Include health history and
to identify pertinent health
assessment, psychosocial and cultural factors, drug
and surgical risk factors.
and alcohol use, presence of and potential allergies,
and nutritional and fluid status.
ost of anticoagulatanrs,meds that Discard the gauze
post op med packing and repack the wound with new Iodoform
complications gauze can make pt sedated
opioids, diuretics,
E evaluation
Can not delagate... A assessment
T teaching
… 2/16
, 5/12/25, 9:45 PM NUR 265 EXAM 1 GUIDE/COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE | ALL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ | VE…
The PT saying they consent to having surgery, The
nurse is a witness to informed consent. The nurse can
not say there has been confirmed consent if the
surgeon has not been told of the risks etc. then and
only then can they gain a signature. Nurse can not
Informed consent answer any questions- surgeon needs to be the one
that gives them the risks and benefits, the procedure.
If the pt has questions it is your responsibility to call
the surgeon to have them speak with them.
The signature is null and void if the pt is on any meds
that affect their head space. Your pt must be coherent
… 3/16
