8/23/25, 12:30 AM NUR515 Quiz #5 Multiple
NURS 515 multiple choice \Exam prep, test bank & study Guide
questions and accurate detailed answers \verified answers
\Graded A+\LATEST UPDATE 2025-2026
A 56-year-old woman - Sclerotherapy or surgery
presents at the clinic
complaining of the
unsightliness of her
varicose veins and wants to
know what can be done
about them. The nurse
explains
that the treatment for
varicose veins includes
which of the following
interventions?
- Surgical or fibrotherapy
- Sclerotherapy or surgery
- Trendelenburg therapy or
sclerotherapy
- Surgery or Trendelenburg
therapy
1/27
,8/23/25, 12:30 AM NUR515 Quiz #5 Multiple
Venous thrombosis most - Stasis of blood, hyper coagulability, vessel wall injury
commonly occurs in the
lower extremities. Risk
factors for venous
thrombosis include which
of the
following?
- Stasis of blood,
hypercoagulability,
inflammation
- Hypocoagulability,
vessel wall injury,
increased pressure on
deep veins
- Vessel wall injury,
hyaocoagulability,
decreased venous
blood flow
- Stasis of blood, hyper
coagulability, vessel
wall injury
For people who suffer from - 100
hypertension and other
diseases that affect blood
pressure, important
information about the status
of their disease is gathered
from
measurements including
systolic and diastolic
pressures, pulse pressure,
and mean arterial pressure.
What is the mean
arterial pressure estimated to
be when the blood pressure
is 130/85 mmHg?
2/27
, 8/23/25, 12:30 AM NUR515 Quiz #5 Multiple
- 90
- 95
- 100
- 105
Although the etiology of - Race and excessive sodium chloride intake
essential - Type 2 diabetes and obesity
hypertension is mainly - Family history and excessive alcohol consumption
unknown, several risk
factors have been identified.
These risk factors fall
under the categories of
constitutional risk factors
and lifestyle factors. What
are the primary risk factors
for essential hypertension?
Mark all that apply.
- Race and excessive
sodium chloride intake
- Type 2 diabetes and obesity
- Age and high intake of
potassium
- Race and smoking
- Family history and
excessive alcohol
consumption
3/27
NURS 515 multiple choice \Exam prep, test bank & study Guide
questions and accurate detailed answers \verified answers
\Graded A+\LATEST UPDATE 2025-2026
A 56-year-old woman - Sclerotherapy or surgery
presents at the clinic
complaining of the
unsightliness of her
varicose veins and wants to
know what can be done
about them. The nurse
explains
that the treatment for
varicose veins includes
which of the following
interventions?
- Surgical or fibrotherapy
- Sclerotherapy or surgery
- Trendelenburg therapy or
sclerotherapy
- Surgery or Trendelenburg
therapy
1/27
,8/23/25, 12:30 AM NUR515 Quiz #5 Multiple
Venous thrombosis most - Stasis of blood, hyper coagulability, vessel wall injury
commonly occurs in the
lower extremities. Risk
factors for venous
thrombosis include which
of the
following?
- Stasis of blood,
hypercoagulability,
inflammation
- Hypocoagulability,
vessel wall injury,
increased pressure on
deep veins
- Vessel wall injury,
hyaocoagulability,
decreased venous
blood flow
- Stasis of blood, hyper
coagulability, vessel
wall injury
For people who suffer from - 100
hypertension and other
diseases that affect blood
pressure, important
information about the status
of their disease is gathered
from
measurements including
systolic and diastolic
pressures, pulse pressure,
and mean arterial pressure.
What is the mean
arterial pressure estimated to
be when the blood pressure
is 130/85 mmHg?
2/27
, 8/23/25, 12:30 AM NUR515 Quiz #5 Multiple
- 90
- 95
- 100
- 105
Although the etiology of - Race and excessive sodium chloride intake
essential - Type 2 diabetes and obesity
hypertension is mainly - Family history and excessive alcohol consumption
unknown, several risk
factors have been identified.
These risk factors fall
under the categories of
constitutional risk factors
and lifestyle factors. What
are the primary risk factors
for essential hypertension?
Mark all that apply.
- Race and excessive
sodium chloride intake
- Type 2 diabetes and obesity
- Age and high intake of
potassium
- Race and smoking
- Family history and
excessive alcohol
consumption
3/27
