9/21/25, 12:20 PM NSG 3160 Exam 4 Study Guide - Key Terms and Definitions
NSG 3160 exam 4 Test Bank Questions & Accurate
Detailed Answers\Latest Update 2025-2026
Terms in this set (286)
decreased peristalsis causing increased risk of
what is not an age related
aspiration
change of GI symptoms
3 multiple choice options
apples, yogurt, multi/whole grain bread, wheat germ,
what are foods that help in
beans, high fiber
digestion
2 multiple choice options
decreased liver size causing increase in gall stones
How does age effect the
and impaired drug metabolism
liver?
3 multiple choice options
Family history, Chronic chrons disease, IBS, type 2
Disease Risk factors for
diabetes
colon cancer
2 multiple choice options
hereditary/genetic Lynch syndrome, older age 45+,
genetic Risk factors for
Powel disease
developing colon cancer
1 multiple choice option
What are not a modifiable depression, and anxiety 3 multiple choice options
risk factor for colon
cancer
Correct auscultation RLQ RUQ LUQ LLQ 3 multiple choice options
technique for abdomen
1/60
,9/21/25, 12:20 PM NSG 3160 Exam 4 Study Guide - Key Terms and Definitions
Describe proper Inspect auscultate percuss and palpate
technique for abdominal
3 multiple choice options
assessment.
What should nurse do if do not palpate can be easily ruptured due to swelling
they suspect a spleen
3 multiple choice options
injury?
what may cause inflammation of the kidneys (pyelonephritis)
costovertebral angle
3 multiple choice options
tenderness?
Describe normal bowel high pitched gurgling cascading sounds, 5-30/min
sounds 3 multiple choice options
What factors do not cause increased salt intake 3 multiple choice options
pain with bowel
movements?
What notably decreases in level of testosterone, sex drive, sperm production,
normal male aging pubic hair, penis/testes size, ejaculation
process?
oval, firm and rubbery, smooth and equal bilaterally,
Normal findings during
and freely moveable. tender to immediate pressure
palpation of the testes
2 multiple choice options
Name the position used Lithotomy- supine w/feet in stirrups and knees apart
for vaginal examination? 3 multiple choice options
genital pain before, during, or after intercourse
Dyspareunia
3 multiple choice options
dysmenorrhea painful menstrual flow 3 multiple choice options
menopause cessation of menstruation 3 multiple choice options
excessive bleeding during menstruation
menorrhagia
3 multiple choice options
strong urge to urinate that cannot be controlled
urge incontinence
3 multiple choice options
2/60
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the inability to control the voiding of urine under
physical stress such as running, sneezing, laughing, or
stress incontinence
coughing
3 multiple choice options
Phimosis unable to retract foreskin 3 multiple choice options
foreskin retracted and fixed behind the glans penis
Paraphimosis
3 multiple choice options
the urethral meatus opens on ventral side of glans or
hypospadias
shaft
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is
epispadias
located on the upper surface of the penis
polyuria excessive urination
oliguria scanty urination
what is normal for meatus positioned just about centrally
what are benefits of elective removal of the foreskin that reduces infection
circumcision? risk and cleaning
What is smegma; where is normal combo of shed skin cells, oils, and moisture
it usually found? found under foreskin
80 y.o. male patient Benign prostrate hyperplasia
presents with symptoms of
a UTI and an obstructed
urine stream. The nurse
understands that this age-
related condition is called.
liver disease, especially with pale stools and jaundice;
Tea colored urine? myoglobinuria; some medications and food dyes;
blood in urine
w/ menses, foods(beets, berries), laxatives, kidney
pink colored urine
stones, UTI
3/60
, 9/21/25, 12:20 PM NSG 3160 Exam 4 Study Guide - Key Terms and Definitions
-blood in urine
-nephritis, cystitis
Red colored urine
-cancer (prostate, bladder)
-following prostate surgery
* Medication side effect: Rifampin for meningitis,
Pyridium, Warfarin (Coumadin)
Orange colored urine *Some foods, food dyes, laxatives
* Dehydration
* Jaundice (bilirubinemia)
Inspecting a penis the epispadias 3 multiple choice options
nurse notes the meatus
dorsally located
T/F teaching good colon True 1 multiple choice option
health involves notifying
patients about high fiber
diets
All of the following are GI Increased saliva 3 multiple choice options
age-related changes
EXCEPT
T/F if a patient has a False 1 multiple choice option
spleen injury you should
palpate it to assess if it is
enlarged?
A pt involved in an MVA Spleen 3 multiple choice options
presents w/ LUQ and pain,
referred shoulder, & rigid
and, Which organ is most
likely?
Eating a lot of beets and True 1 multiple choice option
berries can change the
color of urine T/F
4/60
NSG 3160 exam 4 Test Bank Questions & Accurate
Detailed Answers\Latest Update 2025-2026
Terms in this set (286)
decreased peristalsis causing increased risk of
what is not an age related
aspiration
change of GI symptoms
3 multiple choice options
apples, yogurt, multi/whole grain bread, wheat germ,
what are foods that help in
beans, high fiber
digestion
2 multiple choice options
decreased liver size causing increase in gall stones
How does age effect the
and impaired drug metabolism
liver?
3 multiple choice options
Family history, Chronic chrons disease, IBS, type 2
Disease Risk factors for
diabetes
colon cancer
2 multiple choice options
hereditary/genetic Lynch syndrome, older age 45+,
genetic Risk factors for
Powel disease
developing colon cancer
1 multiple choice option
What are not a modifiable depression, and anxiety 3 multiple choice options
risk factor for colon
cancer
Correct auscultation RLQ RUQ LUQ LLQ 3 multiple choice options
technique for abdomen
1/60
,9/21/25, 12:20 PM NSG 3160 Exam 4 Study Guide - Key Terms and Definitions
Describe proper Inspect auscultate percuss and palpate
technique for abdominal
3 multiple choice options
assessment.
What should nurse do if do not palpate can be easily ruptured due to swelling
they suspect a spleen
3 multiple choice options
injury?
what may cause inflammation of the kidneys (pyelonephritis)
costovertebral angle
3 multiple choice options
tenderness?
Describe normal bowel high pitched gurgling cascading sounds, 5-30/min
sounds 3 multiple choice options
What factors do not cause increased salt intake 3 multiple choice options
pain with bowel
movements?
What notably decreases in level of testosterone, sex drive, sperm production,
normal male aging pubic hair, penis/testes size, ejaculation
process?
oval, firm and rubbery, smooth and equal bilaterally,
Normal findings during
and freely moveable. tender to immediate pressure
palpation of the testes
2 multiple choice options
Name the position used Lithotomy- supine w/feet in stirrups and knees apart
for vaginal examination? 3 multiple choice options
genital pain before, during, or after intercourse
Dyspareunia
3 multiple choice options
dysmenorrhea painful menstrual flow 3 multiple choice options
menopause cessation of menstruation 3 multiple choice options
excessive bleeding during menstruation
menorrhagia
3 multiple choice options
strong urge to urinate that cannot be controlled
urge incontinence
3 multiple choice options
2/60
,9/21/25, 12:20 PM NSG 3160 Exam 4 Study Guide - Key Terms and Definitions
the inability to control the voiding of urine under
physical stress such as running, sneezing, laughing, or
stress incontinence
coughing
3 multiple choice options
Phimosis unable to retract foreskin 3 multiple choice options
foreskin retracted and fixed behind the glans penis
Paraphimosis
3 multiple choice options
the urethral meatus opens on ventral side of glans or
hypospadias
shaft
congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is
epispadias
located on the upper surface of the penis
polyuria excessive urination
oliguria scanty urination
what is normal for meatus positioned just about centrally
what are benefits of elective removal of the foreskin that reduces infection
circumcision? risk and cleaning
What is smegma; where is normal combo of shed skin cells, oils, and moisture
it usually found? found under foreskin
80 y.o. male patient Benign prostrate hyperplasia
presents with symptoms of
a UTI and an obstructed
urine stream. The nurse
understands that this age-
related condition is called.
liver disease, especially with pale stools and jaundice;
Tea colored urine? myoglobinuria; some medications and food dyes;
blood in urine
w/ menses, foods(beets, berries), laxatives, kidney
pink colored urine
stones, UTI
3/60
, 9/21/25, 12:20 PM NSG 3160 Exam 4 Study Guide - Key Terms and Definitions
-blood in urine
-nephritis, cystitis
Red colored urine
-cancer (prostate, bladder)
-following prostate surgery
* Medication side effect: Rifampin for meningitis,
Pyridium, Warfarin (Coumadin)
Orange colored urine *Some foods, food dyes, laxatives
* Dehydration
* Jaundice (bilirubinemia)
Inspecting a penis the epispadias 3 multiple choice options
nurse notes the meatus
dorsally located
T/F teaching good colon True 1 multiple choice option
health involves notifying
patients about high fiber
diets
All of the following are GI Increased saliva 3 multiple choice options
age-related changes
EXCEPT
T/F if a patient has a False 1 multiple choice option
spleen injury you should
palpate it to assess if it is
enlarged?
A pt involved in an MVA Spleen 3 multiple choice options
presents w/ LUQ and pain,
referred shoulder, & rigid
and, Which organ is most
likely?
Eating a lot of beets and True 1 multiple choice option
berries can change the
color of urine T/F
4/60
