PN 4006 FINAL EXAM TEST BANK 1
2026/2027 WITH ACTUAL CORRECT
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QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS|ALREADY
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The nurse is caring for a 4-year-old child who has rubella. Which transmission precautions
should the nurse implement to prevent rubella exposure?
Select one:
a. Contact precautions
b. Droplet precautions
c. Airborne precautions
d. Standard precautions
b. Droplet precautions
The nurse completes care for the patient on droplet precautions. Which procedure does the
nurse implement to prevent transmitting the pathogen to other people?
Select one:
a. Removes gloves and mask at the bedside and gown in hallway
b. Removes all personal protective equipment (PPE) in the soiled utility room
c. Removes gloves first, mask second, and gown third in the patient's doorway
d. Removes mask first, gloves second, and gown third outside the patient's room
c. Removes gloves first, mask second, and gown third in the patient's doorway
While setting up a sterile field for a procedure, the nurse knocks a linen-wrapped sterile package
to the floor. Which reaction allows the nurse to maintain safe practice?
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,Select one:
a. Inspect the package for tears.
b. Brush away the visible debris.
c. Record the procedure as clean.
d. Replace the sterile package.
d. Replace the sterile package.
The nurse is preparing to transfer a sterile voided urine specimen from the patient's bathroom
to the laboratory. What supplies should he or she gather to complete this procedure?
Select one:
a. Clean gloves, biohazard bag, mask
b. Plastic bag, gown, gloves
c. Sterile gloves, gown, biohazard bag
d. Clean gloves, plastic bag, biohazard label
d. Clean gloves, plastic bag, biohazard label
The nurse teaches the patient handwashing before discharge and asks for a return
demonstration. Which hand hygiene technique indicates that patient teaching by the nurse is
effective?
Select one:
a. The patient washes hands with running water.
b. Soap, water, and friction are used by the patient.
c. The patient washes hands with very hot water.
d. A basin with warm soapy water is used.
b. Soap, water, and friction are used by the patient.
The nurse is performing a neurological assessment. Which patient behaviors demonstrate a
level of consciousness within normal limits?
Select one:
a. States name, age, and date but not location
b. Is lethargic; responds logically to questions
c. Responds verbally, but words are unintelligible
d. Opens eyes spontaneously; is alert and oriented
d. Opens eyes spontaneously; is alert and oriented
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,A female patient needs to provide a midstream-voided urine specimen for examination. What
teaching by the nurse would provide a valid specimen?
Select one:
a. Use a clean specimen cup for testing.
b. Collect at least 125 to 150 mL of urine.
c. Wash the perineal area with soap and water.
d. Void some urine and then collect the sample.
d. Void some urine and then collect the sample.
A patient is unable to void on demand for a clean-voided specimen. What is the appropriate
action by the nurse?
Select one:
a. Notify the provider that the patient has anuria.
b. Palpate the suprapubic area for retained urine.
c. Catheterize the patient to obtain the urine specimen.
d. Offer fluids, if allowed, and wait about 30 minutes.
d. Offer fluids, if allowed, and wait about 30 minutes.
The patient notices that the newly formed ileostomy stoma is pinkish red and slightly puffy.
Which information should the nurse include during patient teaching?
Select one:
a. This is what a new healthy stoma looks like.
b. Any bleeding indicates that a problem is present.
c. Healthy stomas are usually pale pink and flat.
d. There should be very little drainage from the stoma.
a. This is what a new healthy stoma looks like.
The home health nurse pouches an enterostomy for a patient with serious financial constraints.
What should the nurse recommend to the patient about his ostomy care?
Select one:
a. Use soap and warm water for peristomal cleansing.
b. Leave the pouch in place for 3 to 7 days.
c. Place several pin holes in the pouch for flatus to escape.
d. Use a firm pouching system on a round, hard abdomen.
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, b. Leave the pouch in place for 3 to 7 days.
The nurse evaluates the effluent from the patient's new ileostomy. What does the nurse expect
the effluent to look like immediately after surgery?
Select one:
a. Formed stool
b. Stool that is like thick liquid
c. Watery stool
d. Semiformed stool
c. Watery stool
A patient with an ascending colostomy made as a result of abdominal trauma 4 days ago closes
his eyes during stoma care. What patient outcome is most important for the nurse to help the
patient achieve?
Select one:
a. The patient needs no assistance to perform this procedure within a few days.
b. The patient will ask questions about what clothing he can wear before discharge.
c. The patient touches the stoma while looking at it within the next 2 days.
d. The patient's family learns how to pouch his stoma within 1 week.
c. The patient touches the stoma while looking at it within the next 2 days.
A patient is hesitant to look at his stoma 2 days after colostomy surgery. Which is the best
response by the nurse to the patient?
Select one:
a. "I see that you don't want to look at the stoma, but it looks good for a new colostomy."
b. "I'll teach stoma care to each family member before you leave the hospital."
c. "I'll explain everything I do in great detail in case you want to know."
d. "You know you must look at it eventually; so let's look together now."
a. "I see that you don't want to look at the stoma, but it looks good for a new colostomy."
The nurse instructs a patient about home colostomy care. What information does the nurse
include in patient teaching about caring for the pouch?
Select one:
a. Empty the pouch at least every 4 hours around the clock.
b. Change the pouch every 3 to 7 days.
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2026/2027 WITH ACTUAL CORRECT
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED DETAILED
ANSWERS |CURRENTLY TESTING
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS|ALREADY
GRADED A+ |JUST
RELEASED!!|GUARANTEED PASS
The nurse is caring for a 4-year-old child who has rubella. Which transmission precautions
should the nurse implement to prevent rubella exposure?
Select one:
a. Contact precautions
b. Droplet precautions
c. Airborne precautions
d. Standard precautions
b. Droplet precautions
The nurse completes care for the patient on droplet precautions. Which procedure does the
nurse implement to prevent transmitting the pathogen to other people?
Select one:
a. Removes gloves and mask at the bedside and gown in hallway
b. Removes all personal protective equipment (PPE) in the soiled utility room
c. Removes gloves first, mask second, and gown third in the patient's doorway
d. Removes mask first, gloves second, and gown third outside the patient's room
c. Removes gloves first, mask second, and gown third in the patient's doorway
While setting up a sterile field for a procedure, the nurse knocks a linen-wrapped sterile package
to the floor. Which reaction allows the nurse to maintain safe practice?
1|Page
,Select one:
a. Inspect the package for tears.
b. Brush away the visible debris.
c. Record the procedure as clean.
d. Replace the sterile package.
d. Replace the sterile package.
The nurse is preparing to transfer a sterile voided urine specimen from the patient's bathroom
to the laboratory. What supplies should he or she gather to complete this procedure?
Select one:
a. Clean gloves, biohazard bag, mask
b. Plastic bag, gown, gloves
c. Sterile gloves, gown, biohazard bag
d. Clean gloves, plastic bag, biohazard label
d. Clean gloves, plastic bag, biohazard label
The nurse teaches the patient handwashing before discharge and asks for a return
demonstration. Which hand hygiene technique indicates that patient teaching by the nurse is
effective?
Select one:
a. The patient washes hands with running water.
b. Soap, water, and friction are used by the patient.
c. The patient washes hands with very hot water.
d. A basin with warm soapy water is used.
b. Soap, water, and friction are used by the patient.
The nurse is performing a neurological assessment. Which patient behaviors demonstrate a
level of consciousness within normal limits?
Select one:
a. States name, age, and date but not location
b. Is lethargic; responds logically to questions
c. Responds verbally, but words are unintelligible
d. Opens eyes spontaneously; is alert and oriented
d. Opens eyes spontaneously; is alert and oriented
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,A female patient needs to provide a midstream-voided urine specimen for examination. What
teaching by the nurse would provide a valid specimen?
Select one:
a. Use a clean specimen cup for testing.
b. Collect at least 125 to 150 mL of urine.
c. Wash the perineal area with soap and water.
d. Void some urine and then collect the sample.
d. Void some urine and then collect the sample.
A patient is unable to void on demand for a clean-voided specimen. What is the appropriate
action by the nurse?
Select one:
a. Notify the provider that the patient has anuria.
b. Palpate the suprapubic area for retained urine.
c. Catheterize the patient to obtain the urine specimen.
d. Offer fluids, if allowed, and wait about 30 minutes.
d. Offer fluids, if allowed, and wait about 30 minutes.
The patient notices that the newly formed ileostomy stoma is pinkish red and slightly puffy.
Which information should the nurse include during patient teaching?
Select one:
a. This is what a new healthy stoma looks like.
b. Any bleeding indicates that a problem is present.
c. Healthy stomas are usually pale pink and flat.
d. There should be very little drainage from the stoma.
a. This is what a new healthy stoma looks like.
The home health nurse pouches an enterostomy for a patient with serious financial constraints.
What should the nurse recommend to the patient about his ostomy care?
Select one:
a. Use soap and warm water for peristomal cleansing.
b. Leave the pouch in place for 3 to 7 days.
c. Place several pin holes in the pouch for flatus to escape.
d. Use a firm pouching system on a round, hard abdomen.
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, b. Leave the pouch in place for 3 to 7 days.
The nurse evaluates the effluent from the patient's new ileostomy. What does the nurse expect
the effluent to look like immediately after surgery?
Select one:
a. Formed stool
b. Stool that is like thick liquid
c. Watery stool
d. Semiformed stool
c. Watery stool
A patient with an ascending colostomy made as a result of abdominal trauma 4 days ago closes
his eyes during stoma care. What patient outcome is most important for the nurse to help the
patient achieve?
Select one:
a. The patient needs no assistance to perform this procedure within a few days.
b. The patient will ask questions about what clothing he can wear before discharge.
c. The patient touches the stoma while looking at it within the next 2 days.
d. The patient's family learns how to pouch his stoma within 1 week.
c. The patient touches the stoma while looking at it within the next 2 days.
A patient is hesitant to look at his stoma 2 days after colostomy surgery. Which is the best
response by the nurse to the patient?
Select one:
a. "I see that you don't want to look at the stoma, but it looks good for a new colostomy."
b. "I'll teach stoma care to each family member before you leave the hospital."
c. "I'll explain everything I do in great detail in case you want to know."
d. "You know you must look at it eventually; so let's look together now."
a. "I see that you don't want to look at the stoma, but it looks good for a new colostomy."
The nurse instructs a patient about home colostomy care. What information does the nurse
include in patient teaching about caring for the pouch?
Select one:
a. Empty the pouch at least every 4 hours around the clock.
b. Change the pouch every 3 to 7 days.
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