NURSING 2410 TEST 3 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM
2026 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ A patient reports pink-colored urine. During the assessment, the nurse
finds that the patient has abdominal distension and feels discomfort
during percussion. The patient's medical reports show an increased ratio
of blood urea nitrogen to creatinine, along with the presence of glucose
in the urine. How should the nurse interpret these findings?
1
The patient has developed kidney disease.
2
The patient has signs of cirrhosis of the liver.
3
The patient is taking indomethacin (Indocin).
4
The patient is taking promethazine (Remsed, Phenergan). Answer: The
patient has developed kidney disease.
,◉ The nurse finds that a child weighing 10 kg has oliguria. Which
finding enabled the nurse to make this conclusion?
Correct
1
A urine output of 100 ml per day
2
A urine output of 120 ml per day
3
A urine output of 140 ml per day
4
A urine output of 150 ml per day. Answer: A urine output of 100 ml per
day
◉ The patient is incontinent, and a condom catheter is placed. The nurse
should take which action?
1
, Secure the condom with tape.
2
Change the condom every 48 hours.
3
Assess the patient for skin irritation.
4
Use sterile technique for placement. Answer: Assess the patient for skin
irritation.
◉ A nurse is reviewing the laboratory reports of a patient. The urine
report shows presence of large proteins in the urine. What is the most
probable cause of proteinuria?
1
Glomerulonephritis
2
Infection of the urinary tract
2026 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ A patient reports pink-colored urine. During the assessment, the nurse
finds that the patient has abdominal distension and feels discomfort
during percussion. The patient's medical reports show an increased ratio
of blood urea nitrogen to creatinine, along with the presence of glucose
in the urine. How should the nurse interpret these findings?
1
The patient has developed kidney disease.
2
The patient has signs of cirrhosis of the liver.
3
The patient is taking indomethacin (Indocin).
4
The patient is taking promethazine (Remsed, Phenergan). Answer: The
patient has developed kidney disease.
,◉ The nurse finds that a child weighing 10 kg has oliguria. Which
finding enabled the nurse to make this conclusion?
Correct
1
A urine output of 100 ml per day
2
A urine output of 120 ml per day
3
A urine output of 140 ml per day
4
A urine output of 150 ml per day. Answer: A urine output of 100 ml per
day
◉ The patient is incontinent, and a condom catheter is placed. The nurse
should take which action?
1
, Secure the condom with tape.
2
Change the condom every 48 hours.
3
Assess the patient for skin irritation.
4
Use sterile technique for placement. Answer: Assess the patient for skin
irritation.
◉ A nurse is reviewing the laboratory reports of a patient. The urine
report shows presence of large proteins in the urine. What is the most
probable cause of proteinuria?
1
Glomerulonephritis
2
Infection of the urinary tract
