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NURS 150 EXAM 2 Questions with Correct
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1. How to take a wound culture: directly from the wound, NEVER
from the dressing
2. Signs of wound infection: erythema, swelling, fever, foul odor,
increase pain, increase drainage, warmth surrounding tissue
3. Wound prevention (repositioning): 2 hours in a bed
1 hour in a chair
4. Braden scale: sensory perception, moisture, activity, mobility,
nutrition, friction and shear (result less than 17 requires follow up)
5. ADL's: Activities of Daily Living such as eating, dressing, bathing.
6. IADL's: Instrumental Activities of Daily Living, complex tasks.
7. Katz scale: assess ADL ability
8. Lawton's scale: assess IADL ability
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9. Poor nutrition: can lead to reduced immunity, increased
susceptibility to disease, impaired physical and mental
development, and reduced productivity 10. Montreal and Minicog:
assess patients risk for cognitive issues like dementia
11. NG tube feeding process: High fowler's
Check placement, residual, flush, give/feed, flush
12. Enemas: Left sided sims
Room temperature for soap suds enema
13. Fecal impaction: monitor for dyspnea, faintness, and
palpitations
14. Primary prevention: (Prevention) diet, exercise, hygiene,
vaccines
15. Secondary prevention: (Screening) using scales and
screens
16. Tertiary Prevention: (Treatment) treating diagnoses
17. 3 types of pain assessments: wong baker, numeric,
OPQRSTUV scale
18. OPQRSTUV scale: Onset
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NURS
NURS 150 EXAM 2 Questions with Correct
Verified Answers Latest Update
(2025/2026) Guaranteed Pass
1. How to take a wound culture: directly from the wound, NEVER
from the dressing
2. Signs of wound infection: erythema, swelling, fever, foul odor,
increase pain, increase drainage, warmth surrounding tissue
3. Wound prevention (repositioning): 2 hours in a bed
1 hour in a chair
4. Braden scale: sensory perception, moisture, activity, mobility,
nutrition, friction and shear (result less than 17 requires follow up)
5. ADL's: Activities of Daily Living such as eating, dressing, bathing.
6. IADL's: Instrumental Activities of Daily Living, complex tasks.
7. Katz scale: assess ADL ability
8. Lawton's scale: assess IADL ability
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9. Poor nutrition: can lead to reduced immunity, increased
susceptibility to disease, impaired physical and mental
development, and reduced productivity 10. Montreal and Minicog:
assess patients risk for cognitive issues like dementia
11. NG tube feeding process: High fowler's
Check placement, residual, flush, give/feed, flush
12. Enemas: Left sided sims
Room temperature for soap suds enema
13. Fecal impaction: monitor for dyspnea, faintness, and
palpitations
14. Primary prevention: (Prevention) diet, exercise, hygiene,
vaccines
15. Secondary prevention: (Screening) using scales and
screens
16. Tertiary Prevention: (Treatment) treating diagnoses
17. 3 types of pain assessments: wong baker, numeric,
OPQRSTUV scale
18. OPQRSTUV scale: Onset
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