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NOCTI BUSINESS TEST 2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+|
In the direction of hair growth; likely down - ANSWERS-In what
direction do you shave a male patients face?
in a circular motion from the top of the penis to the base -
ANSWERS-When providing perineal care to a male, in what
direction do you cleanse?
8-12 hours; no - ANSWERS-How long prior to surgery is a patient
usually NPO? Are they allowed water?
they prevent the development of embolisms and clots during
surgery and under anesthesia and are removed - ANSWERS-
Why are surgical hose applied to a patient, and how often are
they removed?
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water, apple and grape juices, plain gelatin, popsicles, ginger-ale,
black coffee, tea - ANSWERS-what fluids are considered cl liq?
(clear liquid)
all cl liq and strained soups and cereals, yogurt, hot cocoa, ice
cream, sherbet, eggnog - ANSWERS-What fluids are considered
full liq?
Under oral intake or in a special collumn - ANSWERS-Where are
tube feedings recorded on and I&O (Intake and output) chart?
a nasogastric tube goes into the nose and down the esophagus
into the stomach for feeding, usually for bedridden pts. A
gastrosomy skips the mouth and esophagus and connects the
stomach to the abdominal wall via a stoma for access for feeding,
often on a more permenant basis, particularly when leaving the
hospital or being an ambulatory pt. - ANSWERS-Explain the
difference between a nasogastric tube and a gastrostomy?
urine, emesis, liquid, drainage - ANSWERS-What fluids are
recorded as output on an I&O record?
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Sim's - ANSWERS-What position is used for the administration of
an enema?
High Fowler's - ANSWERS-What position is used for feeding a
patient?
lithotomy - ANSWERS-What position is used for a female patient
during a gynocological exam?
urinate, void, and micturition - ANSWERS-Name 3 terms for
emptying the bladder.
foley catheter - ANSWERS-What is another term for an indwelling
catheter?
clipped to the bed below the urinary bladder to prevent back flow -
ANSWERS-Where is the urinary drainage page placed when the
patient is in bed?
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at least once every 8 hours - ANSWERS-How often should
urinary catheter care be provided?
a programme for incontinent pts without catheters that
encouraged voiding at specific times - ANSWERS-What is
bladder training?
a surgical opening in the body that connects an organ to the
abdominal wall - ANSWERS-What is an ostomy?
the mucous membrane that is exposed externally of the body in
an ostomy that is the connection point of the organ to the
abdominal wall. - ANSWERS-What is a stoma?
bright to dark red in colour and wet looking b/c of the exposed
mucous membrane - ANSWERS-What should a normal stoma
look like?
NOCTI BUSINESS TEST 2025/2026 NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM
WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
|ALREADY GRADED A+|
In the direction of hair growth; likely down - ANSWERS-In what
direction do you shave a male patients face?
in a circular motion from the top of the penis to the base -
ANSWERS-When providing perineal care to a male, in what
direction do you cleanse?
8-12 hours; no - ANSWERS-How long prior to surgery is a patient
usually NPO? Are they allowed water?
they prevent the development of embolisms and clots during
surgery and under anesthesia and are removed - ANSWERS-
Why are surgical hose applied to a patient, and how often are
they removed?
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water, apple and grape juices, plain gelatin, popsicles, ginger-ale,
black coffee, tea - ANSWERS-what fluids are considered cl liq?
(clear liquid)
all cl liq and strained soups and cereals, yogurt, hot cocoa, ice
cream, sherbet, eggnog - ANSWERS-What fluids are considered
full liq?
Under oral intake or in a special collumn - ANSWERS-Where are
tube feedings recorded on and I&O (Intake and output) chart?
a nasogastric tube goes into the nose and down the esophagus
into the stomach for feeding, usually for bedridden pts. A
gastrosomy skips the mouth and esophagus and connects the
stomach to the abdominal wall via a stoma for access for feeding,
often on a more permenant basis, particularly when leaving the
hospital or being an ambulatory pt. - ANSWERS-Explain the
difference between a nasogastric tube and a gastrostomy?
urine, emesis, liquid, drainage - ANSWERS-What fluids are
recorded as output on an I&O record?
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Sim's - ANSWERS-What position is used for the administration of
an enema?
High Fowler's - ANSWERS-What position is used for feeding a
patient?
lithotomy - ANSWERS-What position is used for a female patient
during a gynocological exam?
urinate, void, and micturition - ANSWERS-Name 3 terms for
emptying the bladder.
foley catheter - ANSWERS-What is another term for an indwelling
catheter?
clipped to the bed below the urinary bladder to prevent back flow -
ANSWERS-Where is the urinary drainage page placed when the
patient is in bed?
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at least once every 8 hours - ANSWERS-How often should
urinary catheter care be provided?
a programme for incontinent pts without catheters that
encouraged voiding at specific times - ANSWERS-What is
bladder training?
a surgical opening in the body that connects an organ to the
abdominal wall - ANSWERS-What is an ostomy?
the mucous membrane that is exposed externally of the body in
an ostomy that is the connection point of the organ to the
abdominal wall. - ANSWERS-What is a stoma?
bright to dark red in colour and wet looking b/c of the exposed
mucous membrane - ANSWERS-What should a normal stoma
look like?
