Nur 155 Exam 2 Study Guide Questions with
100% Correct Answers
Assistive Devices Correct Answer: walker, cane,
crutches
Range of Motion Correct Answer: Passive- we do it for
patient
Assisted- they are doing some on their own and we are
helping with some.
Active- they do it on their own.
Prevention Correct Answer: Primary- prevention,
planning, lifestyle, safety. Preventing anything from
happening (wearing a seatbelt, exercising, eating
healthy) education. Reducing risk factors.
Secondary- screening, labs, examinations. Looking to
detect something.
Tertiary- treatment, daily meds, rehab, support groups.
Assistive devices
Fat soluble vitamins Correct Answer: Vitamins A, D, E, K
,Vitamin A Correct Answer: increases resistance to
infection, and vision, aids in the development of normal
bones and tissue
Vitamin D Correct Answer: Sunshine vitamin, good for
bones, 15 mins of sunlight many times a week
Vitamin E Correct Answer: antioxidant vitamin. Injury
from free radicals
Vitamin K Correct Answer: is essential for clotting or
coagulation. Deficiency results in bruising or bleeding.
Food sources of ADEK vitamins Correct Answer: Vitamin
A- liver, milk, egg yolk, dark leafy greens
Vitamin D- dairy products, eggs, fortified food products,
liver, and fatty fish
Vitamin E- nuts, seeds, soybean, canola, corn, and
vegetable oils
Vitamin K- dark leafy vegetables (broccoli, spinach,
Brussels sprouts, cabbage)
, Water soluble vitamins Correct Answer: B complex and
C
Vitamin B complex Correct Answer: vegan have
shortage (don't need to know all of them) helps form
RBCs and act in part as coenzymes.
Vitamin C Correct Answer: Synthesizing of protein
collagen important in connective tissue, wound healing
Vitamin B complex and C food sources Correct Answer:
Vitamin C- fresh yellow and orange fruits, papaya, kiwi,
broccoli, sweet and white potatoes.
Vitamin B complex- eggs, dairy, dark leafy greens,
Vitamin b12 - rich in red meats
Minerals Correct Answer: important for the maintenance
of bone tissue
Types of minerals Correct Answer: calcium, phosphorus,
magnesium, iron
Calcium Correct Answer: Calcium
100% Correct Answers
Assistive Devices Correct Answer: walker, cane,
crutches
Range of Motion Correct Answer: Passive- we do it for
patient
Assisted- they are doing some on their own and we are
helping with some.
Active- they do it on their own.
Prevention Correct Answer: Primary- prevention,
planning, lifestyle, safety. Preventing anything from
happening (wearing a seatbelt, exercising, eating
healthy) education. Reducing risk factors.
Secondary- screening, labs, examinations. Looking to
detect something.
Tertiary- treatment, daily meds, rehab, support groups.
Assistive devices
Fat soluble vitamins Correct Answer: Vitamins A, D, E, K
,Vitamin A Correct Answer: increases resistance to
infection, and vision, aids in the development of normal
bones and tissue
Vitamin D Correct Answer: Sunshine vitamin, good for
bones, 15 mins of sunlight many times a week
Vitamin E Correct Answer: antioxidant vitamin. Injury
from free radicals
Vitamin K Correct Answer: is essential for clotting or
coagulation. Deficiency results in bruising or bleeding.
Food sources of ADEK vitamins Correct Answer: Vitamin
A- liver, milk, egg yolk, dark leafy greens
Vitamin D- dairy products, eggs, fortified food products,
liver, and fatty fish
Vitamin E- nuts, seeds, soybean, canola, corn, and
vegetable oils
Vitamin K- dark leafy vegetables (broccoli, spinach,
Brussels sprouts, cabbage)
, Water soluble vitamins Correct Answer: B complex and
C
Vitamin B complex Correct Answer: vegan have
shortage (don't need to know all of them) helps form
RBCs and act in part as coenzymes.
Vitamin C Correct Answer: Synthesizing of protein
collagen important in connective tissue, wound healing
Vitamin B complex and C food sources Correct Answer:
Vitamin C- fresh yellow and orange fruits, papaya, kiwi,
broccoli, sweet and white potatoes.
Vitamin B complex- eggs, dairy, dark leafy greens,
Vitamin b12 - rich in red meats
Minerals Correct Answer: important for the maintenance
of bone tissue
Types of minerals Correct Answer: calcium, phosphorus,
magnesium, iron
Calcium Correct Answer: Calcium
