PNUR104 TERM TEST 3 EXAM WITH
CORRECT ACTUAL 200 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Sensory perception - ANSWERS-Conscious organization and
translation into meaningful information
Full consciousness - ANSWERS-able to perceive and respond
to stimuli, orient, alert (person, place, time)
Disoriented - ANSWERS-Not oriented to person/place/time
Confused - ANSWERS-Reduced awareness (not perceiving
stimuli/easily bewildered, poor memory, impaired
judgement, misinterprets stimuli)
, Somnolent - ANSWERS-Extreme drowsiness but will respond
to stimuli
Semi-comatose - ANSWERS-Only responds to painful stimuli
Comatose - ANSWERS-No response to stimuli, may react to
deep pain only w/ atypical posturing
Sensory alteration - ANSWERS-Differentiate between
sensory deprivation, overload and uncompensated sensory
loss
Glucose norm urine - ANSWERS-Negative; if present may be
a sign of diabetes
Blood norm urine - ANSWERS-Negative; if present may be a
sign of UTI, kidney disease or bleeding
Polyuria - ANSWERS-Increased amount of urine output
oliguria - ANSWERS-Decreased amount of urine output
CORRECT ACTUAL 200 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
Sensory perception - ANSWERS-Conscious organization and
translation into meaningful information
Full consciousness - ANSWERS-able to perceive and respond
to stimuli, orient, alert (person, place, time)
Disoriented - ANSWERS-Not oriented to person/place/time
Confused - ANSWERS-Reduced awareness (not perceiving
stimuli/easily bewildered, poor memory, impaired
judgement, misinterprets stimuli)
, Somnolent - ANSWERS-Extreme drowsiness but will respond
to stimuli
Semi-comatose - ANSWERS-Only responds to painful stimuli
Comatose - ANSWERS-No response to stimuli, may react to
deep pain only w/ atypical posturing
Sensory alteration - ANSWERS-Differentiate between
sensory deprivation, overload and uncompensated sensory
loss
Glucose norm urine - ANSWERS-Negative; if present may be
a sign of diabetes
Blood norm urine - ANSWERS-Negative; if present may be a
sign of UTI, kidney disease or bleeding
Polyuria - ANSWERS-Increased amount of urine output
oliguria - ANSWERS-Decreased amount of urine output