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COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS (LATEST 2025/2026)
◉ ophtalmoscope ✓ instrument for examining the interior of the eye,
especially the retina
◉ percutaneous ✓ through the skin
◉ The nurse performs a comprehensive assessment of a newly admitted
client. What is the primary purpose of this admission assessment ✓
Identify baseline data
◉ Comprehensive assessment ✓ The comprehensive assessment is
conducted when a client first enters the health care setting to obtain
baseline information that can be used for comparison to later
assessments.
◉ When assessing the glossopharyngeal nerve, it is most important for
the nurse to implement which intervention ✓ The clients ability to
swallow
,◉ cranial nerves ✓ 12 pairs of nerves that carry messages to and from
the brain
◉ Cranial Nerve 1 ✓ Olfactory (smell)
◉ Cranial Nerve 2 ✓ Optic - vision
◉ Cranial Nerve 3 ✓ Oculomotor (eye movement)
◉ Cranial Nerve 4 ✓ Trochlear (eye movement)
◉ Cranial Nerve 5 ✓ Trigeminal
◉ Cranial Nerve 6 ✓ Abducens (motor)
◉ Cranial Nerve 7 ✓ facial nerve
◉ Cranial Nerve 8 ✓ Vestibulocochlear
◉ Cranial Nerve 9 ✓ Glossopharyngeal
,◉ Cranial Nerve 10 ✓ Vagus
◉ Cranial Nerve 11 ✓ Accessory (motor)
◉ Cranial Nerve 12 ✓ Hypoglossal (tongue movement)
◉ popping sounds heard on auscultation of the lungs ✓ crackles
◉ Hepatitis ✓ inflammation of the liver
◉ Hepatitus B Virus ✓ Virus caused by contact with bodily fluids and
can cause scarring of the liver, liver failure, cancer, or death.
◉ Assessment ✓ Before the nurse can determine what care a person
requires, the nurse must determine the client's needs and problems. This
requires the use of assessment skills and data collection, which include
interviewing, observing, and examining the client, and in some cases,
the client's family. Following the assessment, the nurse can also use the
client's medical record and contact other healthcare providers.
◉ When using an interpreter ✓ The nurse should observe the cues the
client expresses with body language, and listen to the tone of voice.
, ◉ Tugor ✓ skins elasticity; poor elasticity seen when skin remains
pinched (slowly unfolds) sign of dehydration
◉ Chlorhexidine ✓ an antibacterial compound with substantial residual
activity that is used as a liquid antiseptic and disinfectant
◉ arterial blood pressure ✓ Arterial blood pressure (ABP), a basic
hemodynamic index, is often used to guide therapeutic interventions in
critically ill patients
◉ peripheral venous catheter ✓ a peripheral venous catheter, peripheral
venous line or peripheral venous access catheter is a catheter placed
into a peripheral vein for intravenous therapy such as medication fluids.
Upon insertion, the line can be used to draw blood
◉ Edema happens when there is which fluid volume imbalance? ✓
extracellular fluid volume excess
◉ Anemia ✓ a deficiency of red blood cells
◉ pallor ✓ Extreme or unnatural paleness
◉ Appropriate Levels ✓ Potassium
COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS (LATEST 2025/2026)
◉ ophtalmoscope ✓ instrument for examining the interior of the eye,
especially the retina
◉ percutaneous ✓ through the skin
◉ The nurse performs a comprehensive assessment of a newly admitted
client. What is the primary purpose of this admission assessment ✓
Identify baseline data
◉ Comprehensive assessment ✓ The comprehensive assessment is
conducted when a client first enters the health care setting to obtain
baseline information that can be used for comparison to later
assessments.
◉ When assessing the glossopharyngeal nerve, it is most important for
the nurse to implement which intervention ✓ The clients ability to
swallow
,◉ cranial nerves ✓ 12 pairs of nerves that carry messages to and from
the brain
◉ Cranial Nerve 1 ✓ Olfactory (smell)
◉ Cranial Nerve 2 ✓ Optic - vision
◉ Cranial Nerve 3 ✓ Oculomotor (eye movement)
◉ Cranial Nerve 4 ✓ Trochlear (eye movement)
◉ Cranial Nerve 5 ✓ Trigeminal
◉ Cranial Nerve 6 ✓ Abducens (motor)
◉ Cranial Nerve 7 ✓ facial nerve
◉ Cranial Nerve 8 ✓ Vestibulocochlear
◉ Cranial Nerve 9 ✓ Glossopharyngeal
,◉ Cranial Nerve 10 ✓ Vagus
◉ Cranial Nerve 11 ✓ Accessory (motor)
◉ Cranial Nerve 12 ✓ Hypoglossal (tongue movement)
◉ popping sounds heard on auscultation of the lungs ✓ crackles
◉ Hepatitis ✓ inflammation of the liver
◉ Hepatitus B Virus ✓ Virus caused by contact with bodily fluids and
can cause scarring of the liver, liver failure, cancer, or death.
◉ Assessment ✓ Before the nurse can determine what care a person
requires, the nurse must determine the client's needs and problems. This
requires the use of assessment skills and data collection, which include
interviewing, observing, and examining the client, and in some cases,
the client's family. Following the assessment, the nurse can also use the
client's medical record and contact other healthcare providers.
◉ When using an interpreter ✓ The nurse should observe the cues the
client expresses with body language, and listen to the tone of voice.
, ◉ Tugor ✓ skins elasticity; poor elasticity seen when skin remains
pinched (slowly unfolds) sign of dehydration
◉ Chlorhexidine ✓ an antibacterial compound with substantial residual
activity that is used as a liquid antiseptic and disinfectant
◉ arterial blood pressure ✓ Arterial blood pressure (ABP), a basic
hemodynamic index, is often used to guide therapeutic interventions in
critically ill patients
◉ peripheral venous catheter ✓ a peripheral venous catheter, peripheral
venous line or peripheral venous access catheter is a catheter placed
into a peripheral vein for intravenous therapy such as medication fluids.
Upon insertion, the line can be used to draw blood
◉ Edema happens when there is which fluid volume imbalance? ✓
extracellular fluid volume excess
◉ Anemia ✓ a deficiency of red blood cells
◉ pallor ✓ Extreme or unnatural paleness
◉ Appropriate Levels ✓ Potassium
