NUR 210 – Final Complete Questions With 100% Rated Correct Answers | Graded A+| 2025 Latest Updated

NUR 210 – Final Complete Questions With 100% Rated
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What is the normal response to the accommodation test?
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a. Convergence of the axis of the eyes and constriction of the pupils
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b. A direct light reflex and consensual light reflex
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c. Conjugate movement of the eyes in all 6 cardinal positions of gaze
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d. Symmetrical dilation of bilateral pupils: a. Convergence of the axis of the
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eyes and constriction of the pupils
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2. How will the nurse assess the peripheral vision of an adult patient who
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ss was admitted to the hospital with a possible stroke?
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a. Perform the Snellen alphabet test ss ss ss ss




b. Perform the diagnostic positions test
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c. Perform the corneal light reflex test
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d. Perform the confrontation test: d. Perform the confrontation test
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3. Which cranial nerves are being tested when the nurse has a patient
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perform the diagnostic positions test?
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a. Cranial nerves III, IV and VI ss ss ss ss ss




b. Cranial nerves II, III and IV ss ss ss ss ss




c. Cranial nerves IV, V and VI ss ss ss ss ss




d. Cranial nerves III, IV and V: a. Cranial nerves III, IV and VI
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4. What is the best nursing response when asymmetric corneal light
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ss reflex is observed in a 3 year old1 31/child?
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a. Look for other signs of Bell's palsy
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,5. What is the nursing priority for an African-American patient with
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ss small brown macules on the sclera?
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a. Refer the patient to an ophthalmologist for further testing.
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b. Notify the patient that he may have liver disease and should have it
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checked.
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c. Proceed with the examination as planned because this is a normal
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ss finding.
d. Instruct the patient to wear sunglasses when outdoors to prevent
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ss further macule formation.: c. Proceed with the examination as planned
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ss because this is a normal finding.
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,6. How will the nurse document assessment of the eyes in an adult patient
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that
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has drooping of the left eye lid with a smaller distance between the upper
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ss and lower lids on the left?
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a. Exophthalmos of the right eye ss ss ss ss




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d. Nystagmus of the left eye: b. Ptosis of the left eye lid
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7. What ss is ss the ss priority nursing
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ss observes that an elderly patient cannot move the eyes past the
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ss midline to the left when performing the diagnostic positions test?
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a. Perform the Snellen eye test and pupillary light reflex to further test
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b. Document dysfunction of cranial nerves II and III and proceed
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ss with the assessment.
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c. Continue the assessment, because this is a normal finding in
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d. Refer patient for further testing due to possible dysfunction of
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ss cranial ss nerves III, IV and VI.: d. Refer patient for further testing due to
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possible dysfunction of cranial nerves III, IV and VI.
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8. What type of vision loss does the nurse expect in a patient that
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ss has ex- perienced an infarct involving the left cerebral optic tract
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ss (left hemispheric stroke)?
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a. Visual field loss in the right temporal and left nasal fields
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b. Visual field loss in the right nasal and left nasal fields
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c. Visual field loss in the right temporal and left temporal fields
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, a.
"It is unusual for a small child to have frequent ear infections unless
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ss some- thing else is wrong."
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b.
"We need to check the immune system of your son to determine why
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ss he is having so many ear infections."
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