NUR 106 EXAM 2 STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027
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1. Assessing - ANSWER ✔ Systematic collection, analysis, validation, and
communication of patient data.
2. Cue - ANSWER ✔ A hint or piece of information that suggests a potential
health issue.
3. Subjective Data - ANSWER ✔ Patient-reported information (e.g.,
symptoms, perceptions).
4. Objective Data - ANSWER ✔ Measurable/observable data (e.g., vital
signs, lab results).
5. Comprehensive Assessment - ANSWER ✔ Baseline data collection for
overall health judgment.
6. Focused Assessment - ANSWER ✔ Targeted evaluation of a specific
problem.
7. Emergency Assessment - ANSWER ✔ Rapid evaluation in life-threatening
situations.
8. Ongoing Assessment - ANSWER ✔ Continuous monitoring for changes.
9. Criteria - ANSWER ✔ Measurable qualities or characteristics for
performance standards.
,10.Standards - ANSWER ✔ Expected levels of performance in nursing care.
11.Vital Signs - ANSWER ✔ Indicators of physiologic functioning (T, P, R,
BP, pain, SpO2).
12.Temperature - ANSWER ✔ Balance between heat production and loss;
normal 97-99°F (36.1-37.2°C).
13.Pulse - ANSWER ✔ Wave of blood from ventricular contraction; normal
adult 60-100 bpm.
14.4 quadrants (RUQ, LUQ, LLQ, LRQ) - ANSWER ✔ how many places to
auscultate for abdomen
15.Peripheral Vascular Assessment - ANSWER ✔ when looking for pallor,
paralysis, paresthesia, pain, and pulse strength we are assessing what
16.Musculoskeletal Assessment - ANSWER ✔ When assessing hand grasp,
range of motion, pulses, and capillary refill we are assessing what
17.Introduction - ANSWER ✔ First thing to do before a Head-to-Toe
assessment
18.Functional assessment (ADLs) - ANSWER ✔ what is the purpose of a
head-to-toe assessment
- Provide energy; spare protein
19.-Prevent ketosis
-Absorb water to increase fecal bulk
-Decrease intestinal transit time
-Slow gastric emptying
-Lower serum cholesterol level*
-Delay glucose absorption - ANSWER ✔ what is the function of
carbohydrates
20.Tissue growth and repair
-Component of body framework and body fluids
-Regulation of fluid balance
, -Regulation of acid-base balance
-Detoxification of harmful substances
-Formation of antibodies
-Transportation of fat and other substances in blood
-Provide energy when carbohydrate intake is inadequate - ANSWER ✔ what
is the function of proteins
-Provides energy
-Provides structure
-Insulates the body
-Cushions internal organs
-Necessary for the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins - Vitamins A, D, E, and K
- ANSWER ✔ what is the function of lipids (fats)
21.Through an X-Ray - ANSWER ✔ how is the "golden standard" for feeding
tubes confirmed
22.Continuous feeding - ANSWER ✔ An external feeding pump is needed to
regulate the flow of formula
23.Intermittent feedings - ANSWER ✔ Delivered at regular intervals using
gravity for instillation or a feeding pump to administer the formula over a set
period of time.
24.Might also be given as a bolus, using a syringe to instill the formula quickly
in one large amount.
25.dysphagia - ANSWER ✔ What is important to look for after someone has a
stroke
26.Situational awareness - ANSWER ✔ Constant vigilance for environmental,
contextual, and clinical factors affecting the client.
27.Pain recognition - ANSWER ✔ Pain is a priority physiologic cue that
impacts all other needs.
28.OPQRST mnemonic - ANSWER ✔ A detailed pain assessment mnemonic
used for thorough subjective data collection.
ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
DETAILED SOLUTIONS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
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1. Assessing - ANSWER ✔ Systematic collection, analysis, validation, and
communication of patient data.
2. Cue - ANSWER ✔ A hint or piece of information that suggests a potential
health issue.
3. Subjective Data - ANSWER ✔ Patient-reported information (e.g.,
symptoms, perceptions).
4. Objective Data - ANSWER ✔ Measurable/observable data (e.g., vital
signs, lab results).
5. Comprehensive Assessment - ANSWER ✔ Baseline data collection for
overall health judgment.
6. Focused Assessment - ANSWER ✔ Targeted evaluation of a specific
problem.
7. Emergency Assessment - ANSWER ✔ Rapid evaluation in life-threatening
situations.
8. Ongoing Assessment - ANSWER ✔ Continuous monitoring for changes.
9. Criteria - ANSWER ✔ Measurable qualities or characteristics for
performance standards.
,10.Standards - ANSWER ✔ Expected levels of performance in nursing care.
11.Vital Signs - ANSWER ✔ Indicators of physiologic functioning (T, P, R,
BP, pain, SpO2).
12.Temperature - ANSWER ✔ Balance between heat production and loss;
normal 97-99°F (36.1-37.2°C).
13.Pulse - ANSWER ✔ Wave of blood from ventricular contraction; normal
adult 60-100 bpm.
14.4 quadrants (RUQ, LUQ, LLQ, LRQ) - ANSWER ✔ how many places to
auscultate for abdomen
15.Peripheral Vascular Assessment - ANSWER ✔ when looking for pallor,
paralysis, paresthesia, pain, and pulse strength we are assessing what
16.Musculoskeletal Assessment - ANSWER ✔ When assessing hand grasp,
range of motion, pulses, and capillary refill we are assessing what
17.Introduction - ANSWER ✔ First thing to do before a Head-to-Toe
assessment
18.Functional assessment (ADLs) - ANSWER ✔ what is the purpose of a
head-to-toe assessment
- Provide energy; spare protein
19.-Prevent ketosis
-Absorb water to increase fecal bulk
-Decrease intestinal transit time
-Slow gastric emptying
-Lower serum cholesterol level*
-Delay glucose absorption - ANSWER ✔ what is the function of
carbohydrates
20.Tissue growth and repair
-Component of body framework and body fluids
-Regulation of fluid balance
, -Regulation of acid-base balance
-Detoxification of harmful substances
-Formation of antibodies
-Transportation of fat and other substances in blood
-Provide energy when carbohydrate intake is inadequate - ANSWER ✔ what
is the function of proteins
-Provides energy
-Provides structure
-Insulates the body
-Cushions internal organs
-Necessary for the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins - Vitamins A, D, E, and K
- ANSWER ✔ what is the function of lipids (fats)
21.Through an X-Ray - ANSWER ✔ how is the "golden standard" for feeding
tubes confirmed
22.Continuous feeding - ANSWER ✔ An external feeding pump is needed to
regulate the flow of formula
23.Intermittent feedings - ANSWER ✔ Delivered at regular intervals using
gravity for instillation or a feeding pump to administer the formula over a set
period of time.
24.Might also be given as a bolus, using a syringe to instill the formula quickly
in one large amount.
25.dysphagia - ANSWER ✔ What is important to look for after someone has a
stroke
26.Situational awareness - ANSWER ✔ Constant vigilance for environmental,
contextual, and clinical factors affecting the client.
27.Pain recognition - ANSWER ✔ Pain is a priority physiologic cue that
impacts all other needs.
28.OPQRST mnemonic - ANSWER ✔ A detailed pain assessment mnemonic
used for thorough subjective data collection.
