NUR 112 STUDY GUIDE EXAM 1 Fall 2025
Questions With Complete Solutions
_______ people require more Meds for an effect
Correct Answers Obese
________ drugs go immediately to the blood stream
making them 100% bioavailable and all the
medication is USEDq Correct Answers IV drugs
________ regulates drugs and protects the
consumer Correct Answers FDA
_________ is KEY and used for clients to organize
their thoughts and feelings Correct Answers
Silence
_________ require less meds or an effect Correct
Answers Babies
__________ skills are important for a successful
interview with the patient Correct Answers
Interpersonal
4 types of physical exams Correct Answers
comprehensive, focused, system specific, ongoing
Absorption? Correct Answers How is it going in
the body
,Active listening Correct Answers Empathic
listening in which the listener echoes, restates, and
clarifies. A feature of Rogers' client-centered
therapy
-we can always listen to our patient
-clarify information and comfort them
-"tell me more about that"
Acute care Correct Answers Goal is to prevent
deterioration and restore health (hospitals)
Always check the3 capillary refill in fingernails and
where else? Correct Answers Toenails..... why?
Feet are the farthest from the heart and this could
entail a circulatory issue
Always compare for _______ in an assessment
Correct Answers Symmetry
Ambulatory care Correct Answers Rehabilitation
centers
Auscultation uses our sense of _______ Correct
Answers Hearing
Blood brain barrier and placenta are 2 places that
some drugs can and can't pass thru Correct
Answers -
,Define "Narrative" documentation Correct Answers
Source of the problem oriented, "story" of care in
chronological order
Distribution? Correct Answers Where is the drug
going to go
Documentation must be 4 things Correct Answers
Clear, concise, accurate and timely
Effects a specific body system/ organs/ organ
system? Correct Answers Selective systemic
Effects that take place at point of contact? Correct
Answers Local/topical
Entire body efffect? Correct Answers Systemic
effect
Examples of a drug type that are 100%
bioavailable Correct Answers Liquids
Examples of adverse effects Correct Answers
Pharmacological reaction, hypersensitivity,
idiosyncratic and drug interaction
Examples of comprehensive assessment data
Correct Answers Baseline data, BP, heart rate
, examples of drug type that are not 100%
bioavailable Correct Answers Tablets/capsules
Excretion? Correct Answers How does the drug
exit the body
For infants during a physical exam, what should
you do? Correct Answers Have the parents hold
them and attend to safety
How can we reduce shear/friction? Correct
Answers Ensure skin is not tugging or dragging
when moving a patient
How do we properly move a patient up in the bed?
Correct Answers Lift and pull up towards head of
bed
how do you treat carbon monoxide poising?
Correct Answers 100% humidified air
How drugs grouped into classes? Correct Answers
Based off their physiologic function
How is a drug distributed through out the body?
Correct Answers It is carried to tissues and organs
via the blood stream in circulation
Questions With Complete Solutions
_______ people require more Meds for an effect
Correct Answers Obese
________ drugs go immediately to the blood stream
making them 100% bioavailable and all the
medication is USEDq Correct Answers IV drugs
________ regulates drugs and protects the
consumer Correct Answers FDA
_________ is KEY and used for clients to organize
their thoughts and feelings Correct Answers
Silence
_________ require less meds or an effect Correct
Answers Babies
__________ skills are important for a successful
interview with the patient Correct Answers
Interpersonal
4 types of physical exams Correct Answers
comprehensive, focused, system specific, ongoing
Absorption? Correct Answers How is it going in
the body
,Active listening Correct Answers Empathic
listening in which the listener echoes, restates, and
clarifies. A feature of Rogers' client-centered
therapy
-we can always listen to our patient
-clarify information and comfort them
-"tell me more about that"
Acute care Correct Answers Goal is to prevent
deterioration and restore health (hospitals)
Always check the3 capillary refill in fingernails and
where else? Correct Answers Toenails..... why?
Feet are the farthest from the heart and this could
entail a circulatory issue
Always compare for _______ in an assessment
Correct Answers Symmetry
Ambulatory care Correct Answers Rehabilitation
centers
Auscultation uses our sense of _______ Correct
Answers Hearing
Blood brain barrier and placenta are 2 places that
some drugs can and can't pass thru Correct
Answers -
,Define "Narrative" documentation Correct Answers
Source of the problem oriented, "story" of care in
chronological order
Distribution? Correct Answers Where is the drug
going to go
Documentation must be 4 things Correct Answers
Clear, concise, accurate and timely
Effects a specific body system/ organs/ organ
system? Correct Answers Selective systemic
Effects that take place at point of contact? Correct
Answers Local/topical
Entire body efffect? Correct Answers Systemic
effect
Examples of a drug type that are 100%
bioavailable Correct Answers Liquids
Examples of adverse effects Correct Answers
Pharmacological reaction, hypersensitivity,
idiosyncratic and drug interaction
Examples of comprehensive assessment data
Correct Answers Baseline data, BP, heart rate
, examples of drug type that are not 100%
bioavailable Correct Answers Tablets/capsules
Excretion? Correct Answers How does the drug
exit the body
For infants during a physical exam, what should
you do? Correct Answers Have the parents hold
them and attend to safety
How can we reduce shear/friction? Correct
Answers Ensure skin is not tugging or dragging
when moving a patient
How do we properly move a patient up in the bed?
Correct Answers Lift and pull up towards head of
bed
how do you treat carbon monoxide poising?
Correct Answers 100% humidified air
How drugs grouped into classes? Correct Answers
Based off their physiologic function
How is a drug distributed through out the body?
Correct Answers It is carried to tissues and organs
via the blood stream in circulation
