NURS 2500-Final Exam with
Guaranteed Pass Solutions 2025-2026
Updated.
What is etiology? - Answer cause of disease
What is idiopathic? - Answer cause of disease is unknown
What is iatrogenic? - Answer disease is caused by medical examination or treatment
What is pathogenesis? - Answer development of disease
What are the clinical manifestations? - Answer signs and symptoms of disease
What are treatment implications? - Answer combine the etology, pathogenesis, and clinical
manifestations to determine the best treatment of condition per individual
What is epidemiology? - Answer the study of disease in populations
What order is the nursing process? - Answer assessment, analysis, planning,
implementation, evaluation
Example of primary data - Answer the patient
Example of secondary data - Answer family
Example of tertiary data - Answer health records
What is the purpose of the general survery? - Answer to find if there are any signs of
immediate conern
How do you do a general survery? - Answer how does a patient look, sound, smell?
How often is a general survey done? - Answer every time we see a patient
, What is the purpose of a head-to-toe assessment? - Answer to find if there should be a
prioritization
How often is a head-to-toe assessment done? - Answer at the start of a shift
after a major event
How do you do a head-to-toe assessment? - Answer IPPA
What does IPPA stand for? - Answer inspection, percussion, palpation, auscultation
How do you do a system-focused assessment? - Answer IPPA
When do you do a system-focused assessment? - Answer after an intervention
change in condition
PRN
What does SAMPLE stand for? - Answer signs and symptoms, allergies, medications, past
medical history, last meal, events lead to current state
When is SAMPLE uses? - Answer client health history
it is a direct verbal interview to the patient
When is OPQRSTUV used? - Answer pain assessment
What is the suggested prioritization framework for planning nursing care? - Answer 1. life-
threatening situations
2. safety issues
3. client priorities
4. nurse priorities
What is an error of commission? - Answer did not provide care correctly
What is an error of omission? - Answer did not provide care
What is an adverse event? - Answer unintended harm by an act of commission or omission,
not to the degree of an adverse event
Guaranteed Pass Solutions 2025-2026
Updated.
What is etiology? - Answer cause of disease
What is idiopathic? - Answer cause of disease is unknown
What is iatrogenic? - Answer disease is caused by medical examination or treatment
What is pathogenesis? - Answer development of disease
What are the clinical manifestations? - Answer signs and symptoms of disease
What are treatment implications? - Answer combine the etology, pathogenesis, and clinical
manifestations to determine the best treatment of condition per individual
What is epidemiology? - Answer the study of disease in populations
What order is the nursing process? - Answer assessment, analysis, planning,
implementation, evaluation
Example of primary data - Answer the patient
Example of secondary data - Answer family
Example of tertiary data - Answer health records
What is the purpose of the general survery? - Answer to find if there are any signs of
immediate conern
How do you do a general survery? - Answer how does a patient look, sound, smell?
How often is a general survey done? - Answer every time we see a patient
, What is the purpose of a head-to-toe assessment? - Answer to find if there should be a
prioritization
How often is a head-to-toe assessment done? - Answer at the start of a shift
after a major event
How do you do a head-to-toe assessment? - Answer IPPA
What does IPPA stand for? - Answer inspection, percussion, palpation, auscultation
How do you do a system-focused assessment? - Answer IPPA
When do you do a system-focused assessment? - Answer after an intervention
change in condition
PRN
What does SAMPLE stand for? - Answer signs and symptoms, allergies, medications, past
medical history, last meal, events lead to current state
When is SAMPLE uses? - Answer client health history
it is a direct verbal interview to the patient
When is OPQRSTUV used? - Answer pain assessment
What is the suggested prioritization framework for planning nursing care? - Answer 1. life-
threatening situations
2. safety issues
3. client priorities
4. nurse priorities
What is an error of commission? - Answer did not provide care correctly
What is an error of omission? - Answer did not provide care
What is an adverse event? - Answer unintended harm by an act of commission or omission,
not to the degree of an adverse event
