NSE 103 Final Exam Certified Exam Questions with
Correct Solutions | Latest Update 2026/2027 | Graded
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what is subjective data?-correct-answer-data the patient tells you
what is objective data-correct-answer-what you observe and can
measure
what is clinical judgement?-correct-answer-determination about a
client's health status
deciding their capacity to engage in care and whether action should be
taken or not
what is clinical reasoning?-correct-answer-the thinking process by
which a nurse reaches a clinical judgement
what is clinical deterioration?-correct-answer-a worsening clinical
state related to physiological decompensation
,what are priorities of care?-correct-answer-what actions are most
important to take first, and which can follow
what are symptoms?-correct-answer-something the client feels
what are signs?-correct-answer-observable findings
what are the levels of maslow's hierachy of needs from top to bottom-
correctanswer-self-actualization
esteem
social
security
physiological
what are the levels of priority of care?-correct-answer-first, second,
third
,what is first level priority of care?-correct-answer-problems that reflect
critical findings & require urgent action
what is second level priority of care?-correct-answer-problems that
may lead to clinical deterioration / may become life threatening
requires prompt action
unrelated
contraindicated
what are the types of health assessments?-correct-answer-primary
survey
focussed assessment
head to toe assessment
complete health assessment
, what are the components of a primary survey?-correct-answer-
ABCDE (Airway, breathing, circulation, disability and exposure)
what does D stand for in ABCDE (primary survey)? what does it
mean?-correctanswer-disability - level of consciousness, speech, pain
what does E stand for in ABCDE (primary survey)? what does it
mean?-correctanswer-exposure - temperature, skin integrity, ability to
transfer, wounds, etc what is a focussed assessment?-correct-answer-
specific to a health concern / reason for seeking care
what is a head to toe assessment?-correct-answer-assesses several
body systems & provides an overview of the client's current health
status
what does a cephalocaudal approach mean?-correct-answer-head to toe
what is a complete health assessment?-correct-answer-subjective &
objective assessment of all body systems; comprehensive
Correct Solutions | Latest Update 2026/2027 | Graded
A+ | Guaranteed Pass.
what is subjective data?-correct-answer-data the patient tells you
what is objective data-correct-answer-what you observe and can
measure
what is clinical judgement?-correct-answer-determination about a
client's health status
deciding their capacity to engage in care and whether action should be
taken or not
what is clinical reasoning?-correct-answer-the thinking process by
which a nurse reaches a clinical judgement
what is clinical deterioration?-correct-answer-a worsening clinical
state related to physiological decompensation
,what are priorities of care?-correct-answer-what actions are most
important to take first, and which can follow
what are symptoms?-correct-answer-something the client feels
what are signs?-correct-answer-observable findings
what are the levels of maslow's hierachy of needs from top to bottom-
correctanswer-self-actualization
esteem
social
security
physiological
what are the levels of priority of care?-correct-answer-first, second,
third
,what is first level priority of care?-correct-answer-problems that reflect
critical findings & require urgent action
what is second level priority of care?-correct-answer-problems that
may lead to clinical deterioration / may become life threatening
requires prompt action
unrelated
contraindicated
what are the types of health assessments?-correct-answer-primary
survey
focussed assessment
head to toe assessment
complete health assessment
, what are the components of a primary survey?-correct-answer-
ABCDE (Airway, breathing, circulation, disability and exposure)
what does D stand for in ABCDE (primary survey)? what does it
mean?-correctanswer-disability - level of consciousness, speech, pain
what does E stand for in ABCDE (primary survey)? what does it
mean?-correctanswer-exposure - temperature, skin integrity, ability to
transfer, wounds, etc what is a focussed assessment?-correct-answer-
specific to a health concern / reason for seeking care
what is a head to toe assessment?-correct-answer-assesses several
body systems & provides an overview of the client's current health
status
what does a cephalocaudal approach mean?-correct-answer-head to toe
what is a complete health assessment?-correct-answer-subjective &
objective assessment of all body systems; comprehensive
