NSG 210 REVIEW PAPER 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTION SET ACCURATE ANSWERS
◉ A public health nurse is caring for a patient in the community who
has been exposed to tuberculosis. What aspect of care is the public
nurse providing? a. Health protection b. Health promotion c. Disease
prevention d. Community nursing.
Answer: c. Disease prevention
◉ The nurse has provided teaching on multidrug treatment to a
client with tuberculosis. Which statement by the client indicates that
the teaching was effective?
A) "Multiple drugs are necessary to develop immunity to
tuberculosis."
B) "Multiple drugs are necessary because I became infected from an
immigrant."
C) "Multiple drugs will be required as long as I am contagious."
D) "Multiple drugs are necessary because of the risk of resistance.".
Answer: D) "Multiple drugs are necessary because of the risk of
resistance."
◉ The nurse is caring for a client who is admitted to the unit with
tuberculosis (TB). Which type of isolation room is most appropriate?
, A) Single-door room with positive airflow (air flows out of the room)
B) Isolation room with an anteroom and negative airflow (air flows
into the room)
C) Isolation room with an anteroom and normal airflow
D) Single-door room with normal airflow.
Answer: B) Isolation room with an anteroom and negative airflow
(air flows into the room)
◉ The nurse is preparing to assess an older adult client admitted
with tuberculosis. Which assessment finding does the nurse
anticipate?
A) Night sweats
B) Swollen lymph nodes
C) Cough
D) Hemoptysis.
Answer: C) Cough
◉ An adolescent client is brought to the emergency department
(ED) with fatigue, weight loss, a dry cough, and night sweats. The
family just recently immigrated to the United States. Based on this
data, which potential risk should the nurse include when planning
care for this client?
A) Pneumothorax
B) Atelectasis
QUESTION SET ACCURATE ANSWERS
◉ A public health nurse is caring for a patient in the community who
has been exposed to tuberculosis. What aspect of care is the public
nurse providing? a. Health protection b. Health promotion c. Disease
prevention d. Community nursing.
Answer: c. Disease prevention
◉ The nurse has provided teaching on multidrug treatment to a
client with tuberculosis. Which statement by the client indicates that
the teaching was effective?
A) "Multiple drugs are necessary to develop immunity to
tuberculosis."
B) "Multiple drugs are necessary because I became infected from an
immigrant."
C) "Multiple drugs will be required as long as I am contagious."
D) "Multiple drugs are necessary because of the risk of resistance.".
Answer: D) "Multiple drugs are necessary because of the risk of
resistance."
◉ The nurse is caring for a client who is admitted to the unit with
tuberculosis (TB). Which type of isolation room is most appropriate?
, A) Single-door room with positive airflow (air flows out of the room)
B) Isolation room with an anteroom and negative airflow (air flows
into the room)
C) Isolation room with an anteroom and normal airflow
D) Single-door room with normal airflow.
Answer: B) Isolation room with an anteroom and negative airflow
(air flows into the room)
◉ The nurse is preparing to assess an older adult client admitted
with tuberculosis. Which assessment finding does the nurse
anticipate?
A) Night sweats
B) Swollen lymph nodes
C) Cough
D) Hemoptysis.
Answer: C) Cough
◉ An adolescent client is brought to the emergency department
(ED) with fatigue, weight loss, a dry cough, and night sweats. The
family just recently immigrated to the United States. Based on this
data, which potential risk should the nurse include when planning
care for this client?
A) Pneumothorax
B) Atelectasis
