NUR 290 final NEWEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 230 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ BRAND NEW!!
acute angle glaucoma gen info - CORRECT ANSWER: Acute angle-closure: Increased
resistance to aqueous humor flow due to blockage
OCULAR EMERGENCY
admin hyperosmotics, acetazolamide and topical ocular hypotensive (PILOCARPINE and beta
blockers)
Iridotomy (laser incision of the iris)- release blocked aqueous and reduce IOP.
Restrict Na and fluids
Nursing Care (kantor)
1. Assess vision status and c/o eye pain
2. Maintain dietary restrictions
3. Limit fluids
4. Administer medications as ordered.
5. Patient teaching: avoid rubbing eye, use hypoallergenic make-up, wear goggles while
swimming, wear protective eye wear when engaged in sports and working, monitor eyes for
redness, discharge,flashes of light and use of medications as prescribed.
Assess ptn for knowledge level and adherence to prescribed therapeutic regime.
Teach interactions of glaucoma-control meds w other meds
,Miotics and sympathomimetics result in altered focus- ptns need to be careful navigating their
surroundings.
Reassurance + emotional support.
Integrate family into POC.
Acute pyelonephritis d/c teaching - CORRECT ANSWER: Focuses on prevention of further
infection.
Consume adequate fluids
Empty bladder regularly and perform
recommended perineal hygiene
Take antimicrobial meds exactly as prescribed
Keep follow-up appointments
Acute pyelonephritis s/s - CORRECT ANSWER: Chills
Fever
Leukocytosis
Bacteriuria
Pyuria
Low back/flank pain
N/V
Headache, malaise
Painful urination
,Lower UTI involvement- urgency, frequency
Foul smelling urine
Addison's disease priority nursing - CORRECT ANSWER: Teach administration of lifelong
medications and side effects.
Teach how to avoid Addisonian crisis: Increase sodium and water intake with exercise or in hot
weather and recognize symptoms of impending onset.
Focus on fluid imbalance-> monitor BP, and pulse when ptn moves from lying to sitting to
standing.
Assess skin for changes in color/turgor
Assess for weight changes, muscle weakness, fatigue, and illness/stress
Monitor for s/s of addisonian crisis- shock, hypotension, rapid/weak pulse, rapid RR, pallor,
extreme weakness.
Encourage ptn to consume foods and fluids that assist in restoring and maintaining fluid balance.
(increasing Na during GI disturbances and very hot weather)
Avoid activity and stress that could precipitate another hypotensive episode
IV therapy (fluids & electrolytes)
Administer mineralocorticoids (lifelong)
Administer glucocorticoids (lifelong)
, Administer hormone replacement and modify dose during illness and stress
Afib priority outcome - CORRECT ANSWER: return to sinus rhythm, control ventricular rate,
prevent embolism
Albuterol- expected outcomes - CORRECT ANSWER: Short acting beta 2 adrenergic agonist-
quick relief medication, bronchodilation
Relief of acute symptoms and exercise induced asthma
Relax smooth muscle
In COPD- Relieve bronchospasms by improving expiratory flow through widening of airway,
Reduce obstructions by allowing increased O2 distribution
Tachycardia, BP changes, and palpitations common side effect, as well as headache, and
hypokalemia.
Ankle sprain care - CORRECT ANSWER: P-protection. Support affected area (splint)
R-rest
I-ice. Don't keep cold packs in place longer than 20mins
C- compression
E-elevation
NSAIDS may be used for pain mgmt
Measure neurovascular status frequently (q 15mins for first hr- 2 hrs post injury)
Assessment before admin metoprolol - CORRECT ANSWER: HR + BP
COMPLETE 230 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ BRAND NEW!!
acute angle glaucoma gen info - CORRECT ANSWER: Acute angle-closure: Increased
resistance to aqueous humor flow due to blockage
OCULAR EMERGENCY
admin hyperosmotics, acetazolamide and topical ocular hypotensive (PILOCARPINE and beta
blockers)
Iridotomy (laser incision of the iris)- release blocked aqueous and reduce IOP.
Restrict Na and fluids
Nursing Care (kantor)
1. Assess vision status and c/o eye pain
2. Maintain dietary restrictions
3. Limit fluids
4. Administer medications as ordered.
5. Patient teaching: avoid rubbing eye, use hypoallergenic make-up, wear goggles while
swimming, wear protective eye wear when engaged in sports and working, monitor eyes for
redness, discharge,flashes of light and use of medications as prescribed.
Assess ptn for knowledge level and adherence to prescribed therapeutic regime.
Teach interactions of glaucoma-control meds w other meds
,Miotics and sympathomimetics result in altered focus- ptns need to be careful navigating their
surroundings.
Reassurance + emotional support.
Integrate family into POC.
Acute pyelonephritis d/c teaching - CORRECT ANSWER: Focuses on prevention of further
infection.
Consume adequate fluids
Empty bladder regularly and perform
recommended perineal hygiene
Take antimicrobial meds exactly as prescribed
Keep follow-up appointments
Acute pyelonephritis s/s - CORRECT ANSWER: Chills
Fever
Leukocytosis
Bacteriuria
Pyuria
Low back/flank pain
N/V
Headache, malaise
Painful urination
,Lower UTI involvement- urgency, frequency
Foul smelling urine
Addison's disease priority nursing - CORRECT ANSWER: Teach administration of lifelong
medications and side effects.
Teach how to avoid Addisonian crisis: Increase sodium and water intake with exercise or in hot
weather and recognize symptoms of impending onset.
Focus on fluid imbalance-> monitor BP, and pulse when ptn moves from lying to sitting to
standing.
Assess skin for changes in color/turgor
Assess for weight changes, muscle weakness, fatigue, and illness/stress
Monitor for s/s of addisonian crisis- shock, hypotension, rapid/weak pulse, rapid RR, pallor,
extreme weakness.
Encourage ptn to consume foods and fluids that assist in restoring and maintaining fluid balance.
(increasing Na during GI disturbances and very hot weather)
Avoid activity and stress that could precipitate another hypotensive episode
IV therapy (fluids & electrolytes)
Administer mineralocorticoids (lifelong)
Administer glucocorticoids (lifelong)
, Administer hormone replacement and modify dose during illness and stress
Afib priority outcome - CORRECT ANSWER: return to sinus rhythm, control ventricular rate,
prevent embolism
Albuterol- expected outcomes - CORRECT ANSWER: Short acting beta 2 adrenergic agonist-
quick relief medication, bronchodilation
Relief of acute symptoms and exercise induced asthma
Relax smooth muscle
In COPD- Relieve bronchospasms by improving expiratory flow through widening of airway,
Reduce obstructions by allowing increased O2 distribution
Tachycardia, BP changes, and palpitations common side effect, as well as headache, and
hypokalemia.
Ankle sprain care - CORRECT ANSWER: P-protection. Support affected area (splint)
R-rest
I-ice. Don't keep cold packs in place longer than 20mins
C- compression
E-elevation
NSAIDS may be used for pain mgmt
Measure neurovascular status frequently (q 15mins for first hr- 2 hrs post injury)
Assessment before admin metoprolol - CORRECT ANSWER: HR + BP
