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1. What is the procedure for removing an electrical cooling
device?: After 15-20 minutes (or as prescribed) apply gloves,
remove compress, and gently dry off any moisture
2. What is the proper temperature for a heat therapy device?: 40
degrees Celsius (104 F)
3. How often should monitor skin condition while applying heat?:
Every 5 minutes and ask about any burning sensations
4. How long do you leave heating pad on during heat therapy?:
20-30 minutes 5. What do you record after treating a patient with
heat therapy?: record the type of device used, temperature,
duration, and the patient's response. Record patient teaching and
their response to it
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,6. What do you report after treating a patient with heat
therapy?: You report the patient's pain level before and after, their
range of motion of the body part, skin integrity, skin temperature,
and skin sensitivity
7. non-blanchable erythema: stage 1 of a pressure ulcer
8. partial thickness skin loss. Could be a blister or have the top
layer of skin removed: stage 2 pressure ulcer
9. full thickness skin loss. Subcutaneous tissue might be
exposed. May see yellow, gray, tan, or green slimy tissue called
"slough": stage 3 pressure ulcer 16. full thickness skin loss with
extensive destruction, tissue necrosis, or damage to muscle,
bone, or supporting structures. Slough or eschar may be
resent. Often includes undermining or tunneling: Stage 4
pressure ulcer
10. redness that does not go away when pressure is applied
and is a sign that structural damage has occurred to the skin:
non-blanchable erythema
,11. Calmaseptine lotion/barrier cream, heel boots,
repositioning, elevating heels, are all treatments for what?:
treatment for stage 1 pressure ulcer
12. hydrogel, medihoney, calcium alginate dressings are all
treatment for what?: treatment for a stage 2 pressure ulcer
13. dressing changes, surgical debridement, and "wound
vacs" are all treatments for what?: treatment for stage 3 and 4
pressure ulcers
14. caused by underlying soft tissue damage from
pressure/shear. Area may be: painful, firm, mushy, boggy,
warm, or cool. Wound is covered with thin eschar: Deep tissue
injury
15. full thickness tissue loss in which the base of the ulcer
is covered by slough and or eschar in the wound bed:
Unstageable pressure ulcer
16. What is one of a nurse's highest priorities of care?:
prevention and treatment of skin impairment
, 17. How much do pressure ulcers cost each year?: $9-$11
billion
18. What do pressure ulcers increase for the patient?:
increase patient's pain, loss of function, complications or infections,
length of stay and cost
19. Why is administering an enema with the patient sitting
on the toilet unsafe?: because the curved rectal tubing can abrade
the rectal wall
20. What temperature of a solution should you use for an
enema?: warm solution
21. What is the maximum hang time for enteral feeding
formula for an open system?: 4-8 hours
22. How many degrees minimum should the patient's head
be at during enteral feedings?: A minimum of 30 degrees,
preferably 45 degrees.
23. ADL stands for?: activities of daily living
24. IADLs stands for?: independent activities of daily living
NUR150
NUR150/ NUR 150 FINAL Exam Questions with
Correct Verified Answers Latest Update (NEW
2025/2026) Guaranteed Pass
1. What is the procedure for removing an electrical cooling
device?: After 15-20 minutes (or as prescribed) apply gloves,
remove compress, and gently dry off any moisture
2. What is the proper temperature for a heat therapy device?: 40
degrees Celsius (104 F)
3. How often should monitor skin condition while applying heat?:
Every 5 minutes and ask about any burning sensations
4. How long do you leave heating pad on during heat therapy?:
20-30 minutes 5. What do you record after treating a patient with
heat therapy?: record the type of device used, temperature,
duration, and the patient's response. Record patient teaching and
their response to it
NUR150
,6. What do you report after treating a patient with heat
therapy?: You report the patient's pain level before and after, their
range of motion of the body part, skin integrity, skin temperature,
and skin sensitivity
7. non-blanchable erythema: stage 1 of a pressure ulcer
8. partial thickness skin loss. Could be a blister or have the top
layer of skin removed: stage 2 pressure ulcer
9. full thickness skin loss. Subcutaneous tissue might be
exposed. May see yellow, gray, tan, or green slimy tissue called
"slough": stage 3 pressure ulcer 16. full thickness skin loss with
extensive destruction, tissue necrosis, or damage to muscle,
bone, or supporting structures. Slough or eschar may be
resent. Often includes undermining or tunneling: Stage 4
pressure ulcer
10. redness that does not go away when pressure is applied
and is a sign that structural damage has occurred to the skin:
non-blanchable erythema
,11. Calmaseptine lotion/barrier cream, heel boots,
repositioning, elevating heels, are all treatments for what?:
treatment for stage 1 pressure ulcer
12. hydrogel, medihoney, calcium alginate dressings are all
treatment for what?: treatment for a stage 2 pressure ulcer
13. dressing changes, surgical debridement, and "wound
vacs" are all treatments for what?: treatment for stage 3 and 4
pressure ulcers
14. caused by underlying soft tissue damage from
pressure/shear. Area may be: painful, firm, mushy, boggy,
warm, or cool. Wound is covered with thin eschar: Deep tissue
injury
15. full thickness tissue loss in which the base of the ulcer
is covered by slough and or eschar in the wound bed:
Unstageable pressure ulcer
16. What is one of a nurse's highest priorities of care?:
prevention and treatment of skin impairment
, 17. How much do pressure ulcers cost each year?: $9-$11
billion
18. What do pressure ulcers increase for the patient?:
increase patient's pain, loss of function, complications or infections,
length of stay and cost
19. Why is administering an enema with the patient sitting
on the toilet unsafe?: because the curved rectal tubing can abrade
the rectal wall
20. What temperature of a solution should you use for an
enema?: warm solution
21. What is the maximum hang time for enteral feeding
formula for an open system?: 4-8 hours
22. How many degrees minimum should the patient's head
be at during enteral feedings?: A minimum of 30 degrees,
preferably 45 degrees.
23. ADL stands for?: activities of daily living
24. IADLs stands for?: independent activities of daily living
