Comprehensive NUR 160 Exam 1:
Safety, Meds, Mobility, and Surgical
Care Exam 2026 MOST Recent
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Acetaminophen (Tylenol) - ANSWERS-Used for mild pain and fever; side effect is
nausea; adverse effect is hepatotoxicity; max 4 g/day.
Pneumonia - ANSWERS-Infection of alveoli characterized by fever, cough, sputum, and
crackles; treated with antibiotics and fluids.
Conjunctivitis - ANSWERS-Also known as 'pink eye', characterized by redness,
discharge, and itching; bacterial requires antibiotics, viral requires supportive care.
Hepatitis A-D - ANSWERS-HAV: fecal-oral, 2-3 months recovery; HBV: blood/sex, may
become chronic; HCV: blood, chronic in 75%; HDV: coexists with HBV, chronic and
severe; avoid alcohol and monitor liver enzymes.
Cellulitis - ANSWERS-Bacterial infection of skin/subQ tissue characterized by warm,
red, tender area; treated with antibiotics and limb elevation.
, Metoclopramide (Reglan) - ANSWERS-Antiemetic with no specific key labs or antidote.
Warfarin (Coumadin) - ANSWERS-Anticoagulant requiring PT/INR monitoring (2-3);
antidote is Vitamin K.
Heparin - ANSWERS-Anticoagulant requiring aPTT monitoring (60-80 sec); antidote is
protamine sulfate.
Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen (Norco) - ANSWERS-Used for moderate pain; side effect
is sedation; adverse effect is respiratory depression.
Oxycodone/Acetaminophen (Percocet) - ANSWERS-Used for moderate pain; side
effect is drowsiness; adverse effect is dependence and respiratory depression.
Cane Usage - ANSWERS-Hold on strong side; move cane → weak leg → strong leg.
Crutches Usage - ANSWERS-2 inches below axilla; 6 inches lateral, 6 inches anterior to
foot.
Walker Usage - ANSWERS-Move walker → weak leg → strong leg.
Traction - ANSWERS-Aligns bones, relieves pressure, decreases pain.
Pin Care - ANSWERS-Clean with sterile saline or chlorhexidine; monitor for infection
(redness, drainage).
Compartment Syndrome Early Signs - ANSWERS-Severe pain unrelieved by opioids.
Compartment Syndrome Late Signs - ANSWERS-Pallor, pulselessness, paralysis.
Compartment Syndrome Treatment - ANSWERS-Fasciotomy (surgical decompression).
Safety, Meds, Mobility, and Surgical
Care Exam 2026 MOST Recent
Tested,Actual Exam Questions (2026)
WITH Recent Newest Verified And Well
Analyzed Exam Questions (Actual Exam
2026-2027) Correct Detailed & Verified
ANSWERS (100% Accurate Solutions)
||ALREADY GRADED A+||Exam
Guarantee Pass!!
Acetaminophen (Tylenol) - ANSWERS-Used for mild pain and fever; side effect is
nausea; adverse effect is hepatotoxicity; max 4 g/day.
Pneumonia - ANSWERS-Infection of alveoli characterized by fever, cough, sputum, and
crackles; treated with antibiotics and fluids.
Conjunctivitis - ANSWERS-Also known as 'pink eye', characterized by redness,
discharge, and itching; bacterial requires antibiotics, viral requires supportive care.
Hepatitis A-D - ANSWERS-HAV: fecal-oral, 2-3 months recovery; HBV: blood/sex, may
become chronic; HCV: blood, chronic in 75%; HDV: coexists with HBV, chronic and
severe; avoid alcohol and monitor liver enzymes.
Cellulitis - ANSWERS-Bacterial infection of skin/subQ tissue characterized by warm,
red, tender area; treated with antibiotics and limb elevation.
, Metoclopramide (Reglan) - ANSWERS-Antiemetic with no specific key labs or antidote.
Warfarin (Coumadin) - ANSWERS-Anticoagulant requiring PT/INR monitoring (2-3);
antidote is Vitamin K.
Heparin - ANSWERS-Anticoagulant requiring aPTT monitoring (60-80 sec); antidote is
protamine sulfate.
Hydrocodone/Acetaminophen (Norco) - ANSWERS-Used for moderate pain; side effect
is sedation; adverse effect is respiratory depression.
Oxycodone/Acetaminophen (Percocet) - ANSWERS-Used for moderate pain; side
effect is drowsiness; adverse effect is dependence and respiratory depression.
Cane Usage - ANSWERS-Hold on strong side; move cane → weak leg → strong leg.
Crutches Usage - ANSWERS-2 inches below axilla; 6 inches lateral, 6 inches anterior to
foot.
Walker Usage - ANSWERS-Move walker → weak leg → strong leg.
Traction - ANSWERS-Aligns bones, relieves pressure, decreases pain.
Pin Care - ANSWERS-Clean with sterile saline or chlorhexidine; monitor for infection
(redness, drainage).
Compartment Syndrome Early Signs - ANSWERS-Severe pain unrelieved by opioids.
Compartment Syndrome Late Signs - ANSWERS-Pallor, pulselessness, paralysis.
Compartment Syndrome Treatment - ANSWERS-Fasciotomy (surgical decompression).
