NUR 209 FINAL ASSESSMENT STUDY GUIDE – NURSING FINAL EXAM REVIEW,
PRACTICE QUESTIONS & PREP 2026/2027
Important Information
Exam Format and Structure
The final assessment consists of 60 questions covering content from modules 1-8, including
various question types such as Bowtie, Fill in the Blank, Matrix, Multiple Choice, and Select All
That Apply.
Students are encouraged to review tips and tricks for Next Gen Questions through provided links
and YouTube video guides.
The exam is proctored and must be completed in one sitting within 120 minutes, requiring
students to have their ID ready for scanning.
Technical Requirements and Preparation
Students must complete a dry run this term to ensure familiarity with the exam process.
It is essential to clear cache and cookies and verify that the device meets the technical
requirements for the exam.
If paper is needed for calculations, it must be shown during the room scan prior to the exam.
Exam Results and Weightage
The final exam contributes 25% to the overall course grade, emphasizing its importance in the
academic evaluation.
Students will not receive immediate scores; results will be reviewed by instructors before being
posted on Canvas.
Module Summaries
Module 1: Reproductive Health
Key topics include Endometriosis, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, and Menopause, focusing on
nursing assessments, risk factors, and self-care measures.
Important nursing interventions include monitoring lab values and understanding
contraindications for hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
The module also covers sexually transmitted diseases and contraception, emphasizing client
education on symptoms and safe practices.
Module 2: Prenatal Care & Pregnancy
Fetal development is tracked through each trimester, with a focus on significant milestones and
assessments such as the biophysical profile and Alpha Fetoprotein testing.
Students should be able to calculate GTPAL (Gravida, Term, Preterm, Abortion, Living) to assess
pregnancy outcomes effectively.
Understanding prenatal care is crucial for ensuring maternal and fetal health throughout
pregnancy.
Module 3: Labor & Delivery
Key concepts include preterm labor, premature rupture of membranes, and nursing
interventions for fetal monitoring.
Students should be familiar with the parameters for diagnosing preeclampsia and the
significance of baseline fetal heart rate monitoring.
Prioritization of care during labor is essential for ensuring the safety of both mother and child.
Module 4: Postpartum Care
Postpartum assessments include fundal height, lochia characteristics, and breastfeeding
techniques, with a focus on identifying complications such as engorgement and mastitis.
PRACTICE QUESTIONS & PREP 2026/2027
Important Information
Exam Format and Structure
The final assessment consists of 60 questions covering content from modules 1-8, including
various question types such as Bowtie, Fill in the Blank, Matrix, Multiple Choice, and Select All
That Apply.
Students are encouraged to review tips and tricks for Next Gen Questions through provided links
and YouTube video guides.
The exam is proctored and must be completed in one sitting within 120 minutes, requiring
students to have their ID ready for scanning.
Technical Requirements and Preparation
Students must complete a dry run this term to ensure familiarity with the exam process.
It is essential to clear cache and cookies and verify that the device meets the technical
requirements for the exam.
If paper is needed for calculations, it must be shown during the room scan prior to the exam.
Exam Results and Weightage
The final exam contributes 25% to the overall course grade, emphasizing its importance in the
academic evaluation.
Students will not receive immediate scores; results will be reviewed by instructors before being
posted on Canvas.
Module Summaries
Module 1: Reproductive Health
Key topics include Endometriosis, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, and Menopause, focusing on
nursing assessments, risk factors, and self-care measures.
Important nursing interventions include monitoring lab values and understanding
contraindications for hormone replacement therapy (HRT).
The module also covers sexually transmitted diseases and contraception, emphasizing client
education on symptoms and safe practices.
Module 2: Prenatal Care & Pregnancy
Fetal development is tracked through each trimester, with a focus on significant milestones and
assessments such as the biophysical profile and Alpha Fetoprotein testing.
Students should be able to calculate GTPAL (Gravida, Term, Preterm, Abortion, Living) to assess
pregnancy outcomes effectively.
Understanding prenatal care is crucial for ensuring maternal and fetal health throughout
pregnancy.
Module 3: Labor & Delivery
Key concepts include preterm labor, premature rupture of membranes, and nursing
interventions for fetal monitoring.
Students should be familiar with the parameters for diagnosing preeclampsia and the
significance of baseline fetal heart rate monitoring.
Prioritization of care during labor is essential for ensuring the safety of both mother and child.
Module 4: Postpartum Care
Postpartum assessments include fundal height, lochia characteristics, and breastfeeding
techniques, with a focus on identifying complications such as engorgement and mastitis.
