HONDROS NUR 212 EXAM 1 ACTUAL COMPLETE
ACCURATE REAL TEST QUESTIONS WITH WELL
ELABORATED ANSWERS (CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) CURRENTLY UPDATED VERSION
2025/2026 |GUARANTEED PASS A+ !!
Secondary prevention for cancer? - ANSWER-Screenings
(breast/testicle self exam, Pap smear, PSA)
What is an important nursing intervention for a patient with a
mastectomy - ANSWER-No BP or injections on the side with
mastectomy, and elevate arm to help with flow of lymph due to
the risk of lymphedema
Characteristics of benign tumors? - ANSWER-slow steady
growth, remains localized, contained within a capsule, crowds
normal tissue, rarely fatal, rarely reoccurs after removal,
movable when palpated
A patient is receiving chemo, which lab result would mean the
patient should be put on neutropenic precautions? - ANSWER-
WBC
, The nurse is teaching a nursing student about the stages of
cancer development. Which statement by the student indicates
a need for further teaching?
1.The promotion stage includes strategies for preventing
cancer.
2.Progression indicates that abnormal cells are being produced
at the same rate as normal cells without stopping.
3.The event that begins the initiation stage is when the DNA in a
cell is damaged or altered - ANSWER-Progression indicates
that abnormal cells are being produced at the same rate as
normal cells without stopping.
A patient is being treated with chemotherapy for breast cancer.
The patient's meal tray was just delivered. What foods would
the nurse remove from the tray?
1.Roast beef with gravy
2.Salad with ranch dressing
3.Steamed vegetables
4.Chocolate cake - ANSWER-Salad with ranch dressing
A patient is being treated with chemotherapy for breast cancer.
What lab test would the nurse evaluate to determine if there is
concern for spontaneous bleeding?
1.White blood cell count
2.Hemoglobin
ACCURATE REAL TEST QUESTIONS WITH WELL
ELABORATED ANSWERS (CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) CURRENTLY UPDATED VERSION
2025/2026 |GUARANTEED PASS A+ !!
Secondary prevention for cancer? - ANSWER-Screenings
(breast/testicle self exam, Pap smear, PSA)
What is an important nursing intervention for a patient with a
mastectomy - ANSWER-No BP or injections on the side with
mastectomy, and elevate arm to help with flow of lymph due to
the risk of lymphedema
Characteristics of benign tumors? - ANSWER-slow steady
growth, remains localized, contained within a capsule, crowds
normal tissue, rarely fatal, rarely reoccurs after removal,
movable when palpated
A patient is receiving chemo, which lab result would mean the
patient should be put on neutropenic precautions? - ANSWER-
WBC
, The nurse is teaching a nursing student about the stages of
cancer development. Which statement by the student indicates
a need for further teaching?
1.The promotion stage includes strategies for preventing
cancer.
2.Progression indicates that abnormal cells are being produced
at the same rate as normal cells without stopping.
3.The event that begins the initiation stage is when the DNA in a
cell is damaged or altered - ANSWER-Progression indicates
that abnormal cells are being produced at the same rate as
normal cells without stopping.
A patient is being treated with chemotherapy for breast cancer.
The patient's meal tray was just delivered. What foods would
the nurse remove from the tray?
1.Roast beef with gravy
2.Salad with ranch dressing
3.Steamed vegetables
4.Chocolate cake - ANSWER-Salad with ranch dressing
A patient is being treated with chemotherapy for breast cancer.
What lab test would the nurse evaluate to determine if there is
concern for spontaneous bleeding?
1.White blood cell count
2.Hemoglobin
