NSG 3160 Exam 4 2025–2026 – Latest Updated 286 Real Exam
Questions and Answers (100% Verified, Graded A+)
This document provides the complete 286-question set for the 2025–2026 NSG 3160
Exam 4, featuring all correct and 100% verified answers graded A+. It thoroughly covers
advanced nursing concepts, patient assessment, care planning, pharmacology,
pathophysiology, and evidence-based practice. Each question is paired with its accurate
answer, offering a reliable and efficient study tool. Designed to match the official NSG
3160 exam format, this resource ensures focused review, mastery of course material, and
confidence for exam success.
1. what is not an age related change of GI symptoms: decreased peristalsis
causing increased risk of aspiration
2. what are foods that help in digestion: apples, yogurt, multi/whole grain bread,
wheat germ, beans, high fiber
3. How does age effect the liver?: decreased liver size causing increase in gall
stones and impaired drug metabolism
4. Disease Risk factors for colon cancer: Family history, Chronic chrons disease,
IBS, type 2 diabetes
, .
5. genetic Risk factors for developing colon cancer: hereditary/genetic Lynch
syndrome, older age 45+, Powel disease
6. What are not a modifiable risk factor for colon cancer: depression, and
anxiety
7. Correct auscultation technique for abdomen: RLQ RUQ LUQ LLQ
8. Describe proper technique for abdominal assessment.: Inspect auscultate
percuss and palpate
9. What should nurse do if they suspect a spleen injury?: do not palpate can be
easily ruptured due to swelling
10. what may cause costovertebral angle tenderness?: inflammation of the
kidneys (pyelonephritis)
11. Describe normal bowel sounds: high pitched gurgling cascading sounds, 5-
30/min
12. What factors do not cause pain with bowel movements?: increased salt
intake
13. What notably decreases in normal male aging process?: level of
testosterone, sex drive, sperm production, pubic hair, penis/testes size,
ejaculation
14. Normal findings during palpation of the testes: oval, firm and rubbery,
smooth and equal bilaterally, and freely moveable. tender to immediate pressure
15. Name the position used for vaginal examination?: Lithotomy- supine w/feet
in stirrups and knees apart
16. Dyspareunia: genital pain before, during, or after intercourse
17. dysmenorrhea: painful menstrual flow
, .
18. menopause: cessation of menstruation
19. menorrhagia: excessive bleeding during menstruation
20. urge incontinence: strong urge to urinate that cannot be controlled
21. stress incontinence: the inability to control the voiding of urine under physical
stress such as running, sneezing, laughing, or coughing
22. Phimosis: unable to retract foreskin
23. Paraphimosis: foreskin retracted and fixed behind the glans penis
24. hypospadias: the urethral meatus opens on ventral side of glans or shaft
25 epispadias: congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the
upper surface of the penis
26. polyuria: excessive urination
27. oliguria: scanty urination
28. what is normal for meatus: positioned just about centrally
29. what are benefits of circumcision?: elective removal of the foreskin that
reduces infection risk and cleaning
30. What is smegma; where is it usually found?: normal combo of shed skin
cells, oils, and moisture found under foreskin
31. 80 y.o. male patient presents with symptoms of a UTI and an obstructed
urine stream. The nurse understands that this age-related condition is
called.-
: Benign prostrate hyperplasia
32. Tea colored urine?: liver disease, especially with pale stools and jaundice;
myoglobinuria; some medications and food dyes; blood in urine
, .
33. pink colored urine: w/ menses, foods(beets, berries), laxatives, kidney stones,
UTI
34. Red colored urine: -blood in urine
-nephritis, cystitis
-cancer (prostate, bladder) -
following prostate surgery
35. Orange colored urine: * Medication side effect: Rifampin for meningitis,
Pyridium, Warfarin (Coumadin)
*Some foods, food dyes, laxatives
* Dehydration
* Jaundice (bilirubinemia)
36. Inspecting a penis the nurse notes the meatus dorsally located: epispadias
37. T/F teaching good colon health involves notifying patients about high fiber
diets: True
38. All of the following are GI age-related changes EXCEPT: Increased saliva
39. T/F if a patient has a spleen injury you should palpate it to assess if it is
enlarged?: False
40. A pt involved in an MVA presents w/ LUQ and pain, referred shoulder, &
rigid and, Which organ is most likely?: Spleen
41. Eating a lot of beets and berries can change the color of urine T/F: True
42. What is the best position to assess the inguinal nodes?: lay flat
43. The lower the BMD, the greater the risk for fractures T/F: True
44. How do you assess the range of motion of a client's cervical spine: Asking
the patient to turn their chin toward each shoulder
Questions and Answers (100% Verified, Graded A+)
This document provides the complete 286-question set for the 2025–2026 NSG 3160
Exam 4, featuring all correct and 100% verified answers graded A+. It thoroughly covers
advanced nursing concepts, patient assessment, care planning, pharmacology,
pathophysiology, and evidence-based practice. Each question is paired with its accurate
answer, offering a reliable and efficient study tool. Designed to match the official NSG
3160 exam format, this resource ensures focused review, mastery of course material, and
confidence for exam success.
1. what is not an age related change of GI symptoms: decreased peristalsis
causing increased risk of aspiration
2. what are foods that help in digestion: apples, yogurt, multi/whole grain bread,
wheat germ, beans, high fiber
3. How does age effect the liver?: decreased liver size causing increase in gall
stones and impaired drug metabolism
4. Disease Risk factors for colon cancer: Family history, Chronic chrons disease,
IBS, type 2 diabetes
, .
5. genetic Risk factors for developing colon cancer: hereditary/genetic Lynch
syndrome, older age 45+, Powel disease
6. What are not a modifiable risk factor for colon cancer: depression, and
anxiety
7. Correct auscultation technique for abdomen: RLQ RUQ LUQ LLQ
8. Describe proper technique for abdominal assessment.: Inspect auscultate
percuss and palpate
9. What should nurse do if they suspect a spleen injury?: do not palpate can be
easily ruptured due to swelling
10. what may cause costovertebral angle tenderness?: inflammation of the
kidneys (pyelonephritis)
11. Describe normal bowel sounds: high pitched gurgling cascading sounds, 5-
30/min
12. What factors do not cause pain with bowel movements?: increased salt
intake
13. What notably decreases in normal male aging process?: level of
testosterone, sex drive, sperm production, pubic hair, penis/testes size,
ejaculation
14. Normal findings during palpation of the testes: oval, firm and rubbery,
smooth and equal bilaterally, and freely moveable. tender to immediate pressure
15. Name the position used for vaginal examination?: Lithotomy- supine w/feet
in stirrups and knees apart
16. Dyspareunia: genital pain before, during, or after intercourse
17. dysmenorrhea: painful menstrual flow
, .
18. menopause: cessation of menstruation
19. menorrhagia: excessive bleeding during menstruation
20. urge incontinence: strong urge to urinate that cannot be controlled
21. stress incontinence: the inability to control the voiding of urine under physical
stress such as running, sneezing, laughing, or coughing
22. Phimosis: unable to retract foreskin
23. Paraphimosis: foreskin retracted and fixed behind the glans penis
24. hypospadias: the urethral meatus opens on ventral side of glans or shaft
25 epispadias: congenital defect in which the urinary meatus is located on the
upper surface of the penis
26. polyuria: excessive urination
27. oliguria: scanty urination
28. what is normal for meatus: positioned just about centrally
29. what are benefits of circumcision?: elective removal of the foreskin that
reduces infection risk and cleaning
30. What is smegma; where is it usually found?: normal combo of shed skin
cells, oils, and moisture found under foreskin
31. 80 y.o. male patient presents with symptoms of a UTI and an obstructed
urine stream. The nurse understands that this age-related condition is
called.-
: Benign prostrate hyperplasia
32. Tea colored urine?: liver disease, especially with pale stools and jaundice;
myoglobinuria; some medications and food dyes; blood in urine
, .
33. pink colored urine: w/ menses, foods(beets, berries), laxatives, kidney stones,
UTI
34. Red colored urine: -blood in urine
-nephritis, cystitis
-cancer (prostate, bladder) -
following prostate surgery
35. Orange colored urine: * Medication side effect: Rifampin for meningitis,
Pyridium, Warfarin (Coumadin)
*Some foods, food dyes, laxatives
* Dehydration
* Jaundice (bilirubinemia)
36. Inspecting a penis the nurse notes the meatus dorsally located: epispadias
37. T/F teaching good colon health involves notifying patients about high fiber
diets: True
38. All of the following are GI age-related changes EXCEPT: Increased saliva
39. T/F if a patient has a spleen injury you should palpate it to assess if it is
enlarged?: False
40. A pt involved in an MVA presents w/ LUQ and pain, referred shoulder, &
rigid and, Which organ is most likely?: Spleen
41. Eating a lot of beets and berries can change the color of urine T/F: True
42. What is the best position to assess the inguinal nodes?: lay flat
43. The lower the BMD, the greater the risk for fractures T/F: True
44. How do you assess the range of motion of a client's cervical spine: Asking
the patient to turn their chin toward each shoulder
