NURS 2003 EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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Chronic stress or daily hassles may place a person at higher risk of developing which of the
following conditions? (Select all that apply)
a) Osteoporosis
b) Cold and flu
c) Low blood pressure
d) Irritable bowel syndrome
e) Depression - CORRECT ANSWERS b) Cold and flu
d) Irritable bowel syndrome
e) Depression
During a stressful circumstance that is uncontrollable, which type of coping strategy is the
most effective?
a) Avoidance
b) Coping flexibility
c) Emotion-focused coping
d) problem-focused coping - CORRECT ANSWERS c) Emotion-focused coping
In which context is physiological hyperplasia commonly found?
a) A distended urinary bladder
b) The female breast during lactation
c) The bronchi of a chronic cigarette smoker
d) an enlarged myocardium in heart failure - CORRECT ANSWERS b) The female breast
during lactation
When radiation therapy is used in the treatment of cancer, how does it achieve the desired
effect, which is death of cancer cells?
a) Altering cellular metabolism and activity
b) Producing mutations that interfere only with cancer cell function
c) Accelerating metabolic reactions to reduce the normal life span of cells
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d) Stimulating synthesis of new particles that cause cell rupture and death - CORRECT
ANSWERS a) Altering cellular metabolism and activity
Which of the following is an example of coagulation necrosis?
a) Autophagocytosis
b) Myocardial infarction
c) Malignant brain tumour
d) Peripheral vascular disease - CORRECT ANSWERS b) Myocaridal infarction
Which of the following is an example of coagulation necrosis
a) Increased circulation of histamine
b) Decreased susceptibility to infection
c) Decreased vascular response to cell injury
d) Decreased surveillance for damaged or mutated cells - CORRECT ANSWERS d) Decreased
surveillance for damaged or mutated cells
One day after abdominal surgery a client has incisional pain, 37.5 degree Celsius
temperature, slight erythema at the incision margins, and 30 mL of serosanguineous
drainage in the Jackson-Pratt drain. On the basis of this assessment, what conclusion would
the nurse make?
a) The abdominal incision shows signs of an infection
b) The client is having a normal inflammatory response
c) The abdominal incision shows signs of impending dehiscence
d) The client's physician must be notified about her condition - CORRECT ANSWERS b) The
client is having a normal inflammatory response
The nurse assessing a client with a chronic leg wound finds local signs of erythema and pain
at the wound site. What would the nurse anticipate being ordered to assess the client's
systemic response?
a) Serum protein analysis
b) WBC count and differential
c) Punch biopsy of centre of wound
LATEST UPDATE 2024/2025 BEST EXAM SOLUTION
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Chronic stress or daily hassles may place a person at higher risk of developing which of the
following conditions? (Select all that apply)
a) Osteoporosis
b) Cold and flu
c) Low blood pressure
d) Irritable bowel syndrome
e) Depression - CORRECT ANSWERS b) Cold and flu
d) Irritable bowel syndrome
e) Depression
During a stressful circumstance that is uncontrollable, which type of coping strategy is the
most effective?
a) Avoidance
b) Coping flexibility
c) Emotion-focused coping
d) problem-focused coping - CORRECT ANSWERS c) Emotion-focused coping
In which context is physiological hyperplasia commonly found?
a) A distended urinary bladder
b) The female breast during lactation
c) The bronchi of a chronic cigarette smoker
d) an enlarged myocardium in heart failure - CORRECT ANSWERS b) The female breast
during lactation
When radiation therapy is used in the treatment of cancer, how does it achieve the desired
effect, which is death of cancer cells?
a) Altering cellular metabolism and activity
b) Producing mutations that interfere only with cancer cell function
c) Accelerating metabolic reactions to reduce the normal life span of cells
, NURS 2003 EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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d) Stimulating synthesis of new particles that cause cell rupture and death - CORRECT
ANSWERS a) Altering cellular metabolism and activity
Which of the following is an example of coagulation necrosis?
a) Autophagocytosis
b) Myocardial infarction
c) Malignant brain tumour
d) Peripheral vascular disease - CORRECT ANSWERS b) Myocaridal infarction
Which of the following is an example of coagulation necrosis
a) Increased circulation of histamine
b) Decreased susceptibility to infection
c) Decreased vascular response to cell injury
d) Decreased surveillance for damaged or mutated cells - CORRECT ANSWERS d) Decreased
surveillance for damaged or mutated cells
One day after abdominal surgery a client has incisional pain, 37.5 degree Celsius
temperature, slight erythema at the incision margins, and 30 mL of serosanguineous
drainage in the Jackson-Pratt drain. On the basis of this assessment, what conclusion would
the nurse make?
a) The abdominal incision shows signs of an infection
b) The client is having a normal inflammatory response
c) The abdominal incision shows signs of impending dehiscence
d) The client's physician must be notified about her condition - CORRECT ANSWERS b) The
client is having a normal inflammatory response
The nurse assessing a client with a chronic leg wound finds local signs of erythema and pain
at the wound site. What would the nurse anticipate being ordered to assess the client's
systemic response?
a) Serum protein analysis
b) WBC count and differential
c) Punch biopsy of centre of wound
