NUR 1025 EXAM
NUR 1025 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
EXAM LATEST UPDATE 2026 MIAMI DADE
COLLEGE REAL ACTUAL EXAM CORRECT
ANSWERS WITH DETAILED RATIONALES
GRADED A+ GUARANTEED PASS ACE
An HCP consults with an 80-year-old Chinese American male patient. The nurse hears the HCP
mention "integrative medicine." What does the HCP mean by "integrative medicine?"
A. The collaboration of different medical specialists such as cardiology, dermatology, and internal
medicine
B. The blending of CAM therapies with conventional western medicine
C. Ensuring the patient has access to a social worker and a case manager
D. Integrated medicine is another term for "patient directed care"
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B. The blending of CAM therapies with conventional western medicine
Rationale: integrated medicine includes "holistic and traditional" methods
What is the number one infectious disease worldwide?
A. Gonorrhea
B. Tuberculosis
C. Staph
D. Syphilis
B. Tuberculosis
A labor & delivery nurse is rounding at the start of her shift. Which pregnant patient is at the highest
risk for infant mortality?
A. A 28-year-old African American woman
B. A 38-year-old Caucasian American woman with a history of smoking
C. A 36-year-old Hispanic American woman
D. A 29-year-old Asian American woman
A. A 28-year-old African American woman
What statement by a 7-year-old male child indicates chronic otitis media with effusion?
A. The child complains of a fullness in his ear
B. The child complains of watery eyes
C. The child complains of pruritis
D. The child complains of a tingling feeling in his ear
A. The child complains of a fullness in his ear
B.
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A 5-year-old child presents to the clinic with pink eye. What are the first steps the nurse should take
before administering eye the drops?
A. Wash hands
B. Reassess the patient
C. Check the patient's vital signs
D. Document the encounter
A. Wash hands
A nurse assesses a 5-year-old whose family is from another country. Which finding should be the most
concerning to the nurse?
A. Scrapped knees
B. Osteogenesis imperfecta
C. Welts on the back
D. Limited vocabulary
C. Welts on the back
What type of family is entirely related by blood?
A. Nuclear family
B. Blended family
C. Consanguineous family
D. Multi-generational
C. Consanguineous family
Which statement about multi-fetal pregnancies is inaccurate?
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A. C-section is more likely
B. Induction of labor is more likely
C. There is a greater risk associated with multi-fetal pregnancies compared to single pregnancies
D. Twin pregnancies will be carried to term with the same frequency as single pregnancies
D. Twin pregnancies will be carried to term with the same frequency as single pregnancies
A nurse does an assessment on a 4-year-old child with a suspected ear infection. Upon looking into the
child's ear with an otoscope, what assessment findings should the nurse expect to find? Select all that
apply:
A. Tympanic membrane is very shiny
B. No visible landmarks
C. No fluid line or effusion
D. Red and bulging
E. Tympanic membrane is mobile
F. White and shrunken
B. No visible landmarks
C. No fluid line or effusion
D. Red and bulging
Rationale: In an ear infection, the tympanic membrane should appear dull and immobile (not moving).
Secondly, it should appear red and bulging—not white and shrunken
A student nurse receives instruction on how glucose metabolism is profoundly affected during
pregnancy. The instructor knows the teaching has been successful when the student is able to
verbalize:
Placental hormones are antagonistic to insulin and this creates insulin resistance
A nurse prepares to perform an assessment on a 4-year-old child with limited vocabulary. What are
some resources the nurse should include?
A. Music therapy
B. Pamphlets
C. Dolls
D. Audiobooks
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NUR 1025 FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
EXAM LATEST UPDATE 2026 MIAMI DADE
COLLEGE REAL ACTUAL EXAM CORRECT
ANSWERS WITH DETAILED RATIONALES
GRADED A+ GUARANTEED PASS ACE
An HCP consults with an 80-year-old Chinese American male patient. The nurse hears the HCP
mention "integrative medicine." What does the HCP mean by "integrative medicine?"
A. The collaboration of different medical specialists such as cardiology, dermatology, and internal
medicine
B. The blending of CAM therapies with conventional western medicine
C. Ensuring the patient has access to a social worker and a case manager
D. Integrated medicine is another term for "patient directed care"
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B. The blending of CAM therapies with conventional western medicine
Rationale: integrated medicine includes "holistic and traditional" methods
What is the number one infectious disease worldwide?
A. Gonorrhea
B. Tuberculosis
C. Staph
D. Syphilis
B. Tuberculosis
A labor & delivery nurse is rounding at the start of her shift. Which pregnant patient is at the highest
risk for infant mortality?
A. A 28-year-old African American woman
B. A 38-year-old Caucasian American woman with a history of smoking
C. A 36-year-old Hispanic American woman
D. A 29-year-old Asian American woman
A. A 28-year-old African American woman
What statement by a 7-year-old male child indicates chronic otitis media with effusion?
A. The child complains of a fullness in his ear
B. The child complains of watery eyes
C. The child complains of pruritis
D. The child complains of a tingling feeling in his ear
A. The child complains of a fullness in his ear
B.
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A 5-year-old child presents to the clinic with pink eye. What are the first steps the nurse should take
before administering eye the drops?
A. Wash hands
B. Reassess the patient
C. Check the patient's vital signs
D. Document the encounter
A. Wash hands
A nurse assesses a 5-year-old whose family is from another country. Which finding should be the most
concerning to the nurse?
A. Scrapped knees
B. Osteogenesis imperfecta
C. Welts on the back
D. Limited vocabulary
C. Welts on the back
What type of family is entirely related by blood?
A. Nuclear family
B. Blended family
C. Consanguineous family
D. Multi-generational
C. Consanguineous family
Which statement about multi-fetal pregnancies is inaccurate?
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A. C-section is more likely
B. Induction of labor is more likely
C. There is a greater risk associated with multi-fetal pregnancies compared to single pregnancies
D. Twin pregnancies will be carried to term with the same frequency as single pregnancies
D. Twin pregnancies will be carried to term with the same frequency as single pregnancies
A nurse does an assessment on a 4-year-old child with a suspected ear infection. Upon looking into the
child's ear with an otoscope, what assessment findings should the nurse expect to find? Select all that
apply:
A. Tympanic membrane is very shiny
B. No visible landmarks
C. No fluid line or effusion
D. Red and bulging
E. Tympanic membrane is mobile
F. White and shrunken
B. No visible landmarks
C. No fluid line or effusion
D. Red and bulging
Rationale: In an ear infection, the tympanic membrane should appear dull and immobile (not moving).
Secondly, it should appear red and bulging—not white and shrunken
A student nurse receives instruction on how glucose metabolism is profoundly affected during
pregnancy. The instructor knows the teaching has been successful when the student is able to
verbalize:
Placental hormones are antagonistic to insulin and this creates insulin resistance
A nurse prepares to perform an assessment on a 4-year-old child with limited vocabulary. What are
some resources the nurse should include?
A. Music therapy
B. Pamphlets
C. Dolls
D. Audiobooks
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