Exam 3: PNR 207/ PNR207 (NEW 2025/ 2026 Update)
Transition to PN/VN Practice Capstone Guide | Questions &
Answers| Grade A| 100% Correct (Verified Solutions)- Fortis
Informed Consent - ans -Client's agreement after understanding treatment risks.
Living Will - ans -Legal document outlining healthcare preferences.
Tetralogy of Fallot - ans -Congenital heart defect with four abnormalities.
Knee-Chest Position - ans -Position to relieve cyanosis in infants.
Assistive Personnel (AP) - ans -Support staff assisting nurses with patient care.
Down Syndrome Indicators - ans -Physical traits confirming Down syndrome
diagnosis.
Transverse Palmar Crease - ans -Single line across palm, associated with Down
syndrome.
Dystocia - ans -Difficult labor requiring careful monitoring.
Nephrotic Syndrome - ans -Kidney disorder causing protein loss and swelling.
Side-Lying Position - ans -Recommended position post-tonsillectomy for comfort.
Blood Pressure Measurement - ans -Cuff placement: two-thirds distance from
elbow to shoulder.
Cyanosis - ans -Bluish skin due to low oxygen saturation.
Oxygen Saturation - ans -Percentage of oxygen in blood, normal is 95-100%.
Nasal Cannula - ans -Device for delivering supplemental oxygen through nostrils.
, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) - ans -Progressive lung disease
causing breathing difficulties.
Client Refusal - ans -Patient's right to decline prescribed medication.
Client Assessment Prioritization - ans -Evaluating most critical clients first during
rounds.
Immunodeficiency - ans -Reduced ability to fight infections, increasing risk.
Tuberculosis Risk Factors - ans -Low-income children and elderly in care facilities.
Communication with Deaf Clients - ans -Use clear methods, avoid
overenunciation.
Vital Signs Monitoring - ans -Regular checks on heart rate, blood pressure, etc.
Ambulation Assistance - ans -Support for clients needing help moving.
Client Witnessing - ans -Nurse cannot witness legal documents for clients.
Client Care Planning - ans -Developing individualized care strategies for patients.
Ongoing Nursing Interventions - ans -Continuous assessment and care during
labor.
Pain and Dyspnea - ans -Signs of distress in respiratory conditions.
Child Hospitalization - ans -Special considerations for pediatric care.
High Arched Palate - ans -Common physical trait in Down syndrome.
Continuous Feeding - ans -Keep feeding bag filled with at least 100 ml.
PCA Pump - ans -Patient-controlled analgesia for pain management.
Respiratory Status - ans -First data checked in opioid administration.
Transition to PN/VN Practice Capstone Guide | Questions &
Answers| Grade A| 100% Correct (Verified Solutions)- Fortis
Informed Consent - ans -Client's agreement after understanding treatment risks.
Living Will - ans -Legal document outlining healthcare preferences.
Tetralogy of Fallot - ans -Congenital heart defect with four abnormalities.
Knee-Chest Position - ans -Position to relieve cyanosis in infants.
Assistive Personnel (AP) - ans -Support staff assisting nurses with patient care.
Down Syndrome Indicators - ans -Physical traits confirming Down syndrome
diagnosis.
Transverse Palmar Crease - ans -Single line across palm, associated with Down
syndrome.
Dystocia - ans -Difficult labor requiring careful monitoring.
Nephrotic Syndrome - ans -Kidney disorder causing protein loss and swelling.
Side-Lying Position - ans -Recommended position post-tonsillectomy for comfort.
Blood Pressure Measurement - ans -Cuff placement: two-thirds distance from
elbow to shoulder.
Cyanosis - ans -Bluish skin due to low oxygen saturation.
Oxygen Saturation - ans -Percentage of oxygen in blood, normal is 95-100%.
Nasal Cannula - ans -Device for delivering supplemental oxygen through nostrils.
, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) - ans -Progressive lung disease
causing breathing difficulties.
Client Refusal - ans -Patient's right to decline prescribed medication.
Client Assessment Prioritization - ans -Evaluating most critical clients first during
rounds.
Immunodeficiency - ans -Reduced ability to fight infections, increasing risk.
Tuberculosis Risk Factors - ans -Low-income children and elderly in care facilities.
Communication with Deaf Clients - ans -Use clear methods, avoid
overenunciation.
Vital Signs Monitoring - ans -Regular checks on heart rate, blood pressure, etc.
Ambulation Assistance - ans -Support for clients needing help moving.
Client Witnessing - ans -Nurse cannot witness legal documents for clients.
Client Care Planning - ans -Developing individualized care strategies for patients.
Ongoing Nursing Interventions - ans -Continuous assessment and care during
labor.
Pain and Dyspnea - ans -Signs of distress in respiratory conditions.
Child Hospitalization - ans -Special considerations for pediatric care.
High Arched Palate - ans -Common physical trait in Down syndrome.
Continuous Feeding - ans -Keep feeding bag filled with at least 100 ml.
PCA Pump - ans -Patient-controlled analgesia for pain management.
Respiratory Status - ans -First data checked in opioid administration.
