NRS 3025 EXAM 1 REVIEW - QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | 2026 UPDATE | RATED 100% CORRECT.
When administering a blood transfusion, the nurse must:
a.) double check the infusion with another nurse and monitor VS closely
b.) administer furosemide between units of blood for all patients
c.) run blood with 0.45% saline through a 22 gauge IV
d.) Administer acetaminophen and diphenhydramine prior to the infusion
Answer - Double check the infusion with another nurse and monitor VS closely
Which of these is considered a pre-cancerous lesion?
a.) seborrheic keratosis
b.) rosacea
c.) verruca vulgaris
d.) actinic keratosis Answer - Actinic keratosis
Which of these patients must be transferred to a burn center for treatment?
(SATA)
a.) a patient with a third degree burns covering the mouth, chin, and neck
b.) a patient who suffered second degree burns and a traumatic amputation
c.) a patient with a second degree leg burn with a history of previous burn
, d.) a patient with first degree burns covering with back and arms Answer - A, B
A patient with third degree burns over 40% of her body must:
a.) get an autograft
b.) receive large volumes of fluids initially
c.) be intubated and placed on a ventilator
d.) have been in a chemical spill Answer - Receive large volumes of fluids
initially
A patient with melanoma can anticipate:
a.) a good prognosis with minimal chance of metastasis
b.) treatment involving bio or immunotherapy
c.) significant dietary restrictions during treatment
d.) following the same protocol as a patient with basal cell carcinoma Answer -
Treatment involving bio or immunotherapy
Malignant tumors by way of blood and lymph channels to other areas of the
body. True or False? Answer - True
Blast cells in the peripheral blood can indicate:
a.) multiple myeloma
b.) leukemia
c.) a blood infection
d.) a healthy immune system Answer - Leukemia
ANSWERS | 2026 UPDATE | RATED 100% CORRECT.
When administering a blood transfusion, the nurse must:
a.) double check the infusion with another nurse and monitor VS closely
b.) administer furosemide between units of blood for all patients
c.) run blood with 0.45% saline through a 22 gauge IV
d.) Administer acetaminophen and diphenhydramine prior to the infusion
Answer - Double check the infusion with another nurse and monitor VS closely
Which of these is considered a pre-cancerous lesion?
a.) seborrheic keratosis
b.) rosacea
c.) verruca vulgaris
d.) actinic keratosis Answer - Actinic keratosis
Which of these patients must be transferred to a burn center for treatment?
(SATA)
a.) a patient with a third degree burns covering the mouth, chin, and neck
b.) a patient who suffered second degree burns and a traumatic amputation
c.) a patient with a second degree leg burn with a history of previous burn
, d.) a patient with first degree burns covering with back and arms Answer - A, B
A patient with third degree burns over 40% of her body must:
a.) get an autograft
b.) receive large volumes of fluids initially
c.) be intubated and placed on a ventilator
d.) have been in a chemical spill Answer - Receive large volumes of fluids
initially
A patient with melanoma can anticipate:
a.) a good prognosis with minimal chance of metastasis
b.) treatment involving bio or immunotherapy
c.) significant dietary restrictions during treatment
d.) following the same protocol as a patient with basal cell carcinoma Answer -
Treatment involving bio or immunotherapy
Malignant tumors by way of blood and lymph channels to other areas of the
body. True or False? Answer - True
Blast cells in the peripheral blood can indicate:
a.) multiple myeloma
b.) leukemia
c.) a blood infection
d.) a healthy immune system Answer - Leukemia
