MARKETO ENGAGE PROFESSIONAL FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Vegetables highest in Na are ______.. Answer: Canned vegetables
● The fruit food that is highest in Na is ______.. Answer: Tomato sauce
● As a rule, fresh meats are _______ in Na.. Answer: Low
● As a rule, canned meats are _______ in Na.. Answer: Very high
● As a rule, smoked foods are _______ in Na.. Answer: Very high
● As a rule, fruits are _______ in Na.. Answer: Low
● As a rule, vegetables are _______ in Na.. Answer: Low
● As a rule, which are higher in sodium...vegetables or fruits?. Answer: Vegetables
● As a rule, which are higher in sugars...vegetables or fruits?. Answer: Fruits
● As a rule, breads/cereals are _____ in Na.. Answer: Moderately high
● As a rule, processed meats and cheese are ________ in Na.. Answer: Very high
● Margarine is much lower in Na than butter. (T/F). Answer: False, it is the same
● An NG tube is inserted into the _____via the ______.. Answer: Stomach, nares
● You can feed a client through a NG tube. (T/F). Answer: True
● When a NG tube is being used for decompression what is happening?. Answer: The
stomach is being emptied of its contents by suction.
● NG tubes are used to pump the stomach of drug overdose clients. (T/F). Answer: True
● What does gavage mean?. Answer: Feed a client with a tube
● What does lavage mean?. Answer: To continuously irrigate the stomach via a NG
, ● When an NG tube is used to stop gastric hemorrhage, it is irrigated with ______
______.. Answer: Ice tap water
● How long do you irrigate an NG with iced tap water when the stomach is bleeding?.
Answer: Until the irrigating solution comes back out clear
● What is the maximum suction level used to decompress the GI tract via a NG?.
Answer: 25 mm Hg
● Why are Salem sump tubes best suited for safe gastic suctioning?. Answer: Because
they have vents that prevent damage to the gastric mucosa.
● When a NG tube is in for a long time it must be replaced every _____ to _____ weeks..
Answer: 2 to 3
● People with a NG tube will breathe through their________.. Answer: Mouth (Mouth care
is important)
● The best way that the nurse can check if the NG is in the stomach is.... Answer: To
aspirate gastric contents, auscultating the gastric air bubbles is the second best way
● Before you put anything down the NG you must do what?. Answer: You must check to
see if the NG placement is in the stomach
● In what position should the client be when a NG is being inserted?. Answer: Sitting up
with head slightly extended until the tube reaches the back of the throat then have them mildly
flex the neck to push the tube in all the way.
● Is nephrotic syndrome a disease?. Answer: No it is not specific disease, it is a group of
symptoms that can result from many diseases.
● Is there any hematuria in nephrosis?. Answer: No there is no hematuria in the -oses, but
there is hematuria in the -itis's.
● What are the dietary modifications for nephrosis?. Answer: High carbs, moderate
protein, low sodium
● What is the #1 nursing diagnosis in nephrosis?. Answer: Alteration in fluid volume
excess
● What are the two pathophysiologic processes in nephrotic syndrome?. Answer:
Glomerular inflammation Loss of protein
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
● Vegetables highest in Na are ______.. Answer: Canned vegetables
● The fruit food that is highest in Na is ______.. Answer: Tomato sauce
● As a rule, fresh meats are _______ in Na.. Answer: Low
● As a rule, canned meats are _______ in Na.. Answer: Very high
● As a rule, smoked foods are _______ in Na.. Answer: Very high
● As a rule, fruits are _______ in Na.. Answer: Low
● As a rule, vegetables are _______ in Na.. Answer: Low
● As a rule, which are higher in sodium...vegetables or fruits?. Answer: Vegetables
● As a rule, which are higher in sugars...vegetables or fruits?. Answer: Fruits
● As a rule, breads/cereals are _____ in Na.. Answer: Moderately high
● As a rule, processed meats and cheese are ________ in Na.. Answer: Very high
● Margarine is much lower in Na than butter. (T/F). Answer: False, it is the same
● An NG tube is inserted into the _____via the ______.. Answer: Stomach, nares
● You can feed a client through a NG tube. (T/F). Answer: True
● When a NG tube is being used for decompression what is happening?. Answer: The
stomach is being emptied of its contents by suction.
● NG tubes are used to pump the stomach of drug overdose clients. (T/F). Answer: True
● What does gavage mean?. Answer: Feed a client with a tube
● What does lavage mean?. Answer: To continuously irrigate the stomach via a NG
, ● When an NG tube is used to stop gastric hemorrhage, it is irrigated with ______
______.. Answer: Ice tap water
● How long do you irrigate an NG with iced tap water when the stomach is bleeding?.
Answer: Until the irrigating solution comes back out clear
● What is the maximum suction level used to decompress the GI tract via a NG?.
Answer: 25 mm Hg
● Why are Salem sump tubes best suited for safe gastic suctioning?. Answer: Because
they have vents that prevent damage to the gastric mucosa.
● When a NG tube is in for a long time it must be replaced every _____ to _____ weeks..
Answer: 2 to 3
● People with a NG tube will breathe through their________.. Answer: Mouth (Mouth care
is important)
● The best way that the nurse can check if the NG is in the stomach is.... Answer: To
aspirate gastric contents, auscultating the gastric air bubbles is the second best way
● Before you put anything down the NG you must do what?. Answer: You must check to
see if the NG placement is in the stomach
● In what position should the client be when a NG is being inserted?. Answer: Sitting up
with head slightly extended until the tube reaches the back of the throat then have them mildly
flex the neck to push the tube in all the way.
● Is nephrotic syndrome a disease?. Answer: No it is not specific disease, it is a group of
symptoms that can result from many diseases.
● Is there any hematuria in nephrosis?. Answer: No there is no hematuria in the -oses, but
there is hematuria in the -itis's.
● What are the dietary modifications for nephrosis?. Answer: High carbs, moderate
protein, low sodium
● What is the #1 nursing diagnosis in nephrosis?. Answer: Alteration in fluid volume
excess
● What are the two pathophysiologic processes in nephrotic syndrome?. Answer:
Glomerular inflammation Loss of protein
