NUR 165 Final EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS
4 Techniques Used in PHYSICAL Assessment are: Correct
Answers 1. Inspection- VISUAL Examination
2. Palpation- Touching or Feeling.
3. Auscultation- Listening with you Stethoscope.
4.Percussion- Tapping over a Body Area.
A cost-efficient way to provide care to people who are confined
to their homes because of illness or disability is the use of:
Correct Answers - Home Health Care.
A patient who is Terminally ill with cancer is no longer being
treated with radiation or chemotherapy (cancer-attacking
medication). The most appropriate level of care for this patient
would be: Correct Answers - Hospice.
A RN student ask a friend who is an LPN/LVN student, " Will
you be able to start IVs when you get out of school? " Which is
the Best Response? Correct Answers It will Depend on the
Nurse Practice ACT of the STATE where I Work!
ABC Correct Answers Airway, Breathing, Circulation
According to Box 1-4, How is nursing School at MCI preparing
you to be a professional nurse? Correct Answers - Keep a
CLEAN Appearance, Arrive on TIME & Prepared.
,- Take Breaks on Time & Return on TIME.
- Wear your Scrubs, Keep NAILS SHORT for SAFETY.
airbone precautions Correct Answers TB
Airborne Correct Answers Infectious particles
Small & lightweight (float in air)
Antibiotics Correct Answers Kill off your normal Flora as well
as the infection
Antibodies Correct Answers Your body develops
Antibotic Correct Answers Treatment for Bacterial infection
Assessment Correct Answers Head to Toe & Focused
Assessment
Assessment 2 Part: Correct Answers 1. Questioning
2. Interview
PROVIDE us with SUBJECTIVE INFORMATION.
At some point in your shift you notice that something just
doesn't seem right with your patient. What would be a good
thing to do to give you some objective information about the
, status of your patients? Correct Answers Take their VITAL
SIGNS
At what Temperature is Physician Likely to Treat a Fever?
Correct Answers 102
Bacteria Correct Answers Normal flora (mRsa)
Being Responsible Correct Answers - Caring for several
patients, including their medications and comfort, and seeing
that their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs are met.
- Helping families understand what is happening to the patient
and preparing them for his or her care after discharge.
- Noticing changes in the patient's condition and notifying the
appropriate health-care professional if negative changes occur.
Blood Pressure ( BP) Correct Answers 100/60 and 120/80 mm
H
bradycardia Correct Answers slow heart rate
Candida Albicans Correct Answers Candidiasis (yogurt)
Candidiasis Correct Answers yeast infection ( Fungus)
Vaginal
Allows yeast to grow
SOLUTIONS
4 Techniques Used in PHYSICAL Assessment are: Correct
Answers 1. Inspection- VISUAL Examination
2. Palpation- Touching or Feeling.
3. Auscultation- Listening with you Stethoscope.
4.Percussion- Tapping over a Body Area.
A cost-efficient way to provide care to people who are confined
to their homes because of illness or disability is the use of:
Correct Answers - Home Health Care.
A patient who is Terminally ill with cancer is no longer being
treated with radiation or chemotherapy (cancer-attacking
medication). The most appropriate level of care for this patient
would be: Correct Answers - Hospice.
A RN student ask a friend who is an LPN/LVN student, " Will
you be able to start IVs when you get out of school? " Which is
the Best Response? Correct Answers It will Depend on the
Nurse Practice ACT of the STATE where I Work!
ABC Correct Answers Airway, Breathing, Circulation
According to Box 1-4, How is nursing School at MCI preparing
you to be a professional nurse? Correct Answers - Keep a
CLEAN Appearance, Arrive on TIME & Prepared.
,- Take Breaks on Time & Return on TIME.
- Wear your Scrubs, Keep NAILS SHORT for SAFETY.
airbone precautions Correct Answers TB
Airborne Correct Answers Infectious particles
Small & lightweight (float in air)
Antibiotics Correct Answers Kill off your normal Flora as well
as the infection
Antibodies Correct Answers Your body develops
Antibotic Correct Answers Treatment for Bacterial infection
Assessment Correct Answers Head to Toe & Focused
Assessment
Assessment 2 Part: Correct Answers 1. Questioning
2. Interview
PROVIDE us with SUBJECTIVE INFORMATION.
At some point in your shift you notice that something just
doesn't seem right with your patient. What would be a good
thing to do to give you some objective information about the
, status of your patients? Correct Answers Take their VITAL
SIGNS
At what Temperature is Physician Likely to Treat a Fever?
Correct Answers 102
Bacteria Correct Answers Normal flora (mRsa)
Being Responsible Correct Answers - Caring for several
patients, including their medications and comfort, and seeing
that their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs are met.
- Helping families understand what is happening to the patient
and preparing them for his or her care after discharge.
- Noticing changes in the patient's condition and notifying the
appropriate health-care professional if negative changes occur.
Blood Pressure ( BP) Correct Answers 100/60 and 120/80 mm
H
bradycardia Correct Answers slow heart rate
Candida Albicans Correct Answers Candidiasis (yogurt)
Candidiasis Correct Answers yeast infection ( Fungus)
Vaginal
Allows yeast to grow
