NUR-111 Introduction to Health Concepts; NUR111 lab quizzes (all in 1)_ Answered Latest fall 2025/26.

NUR-111 Introduction to Health Concepts; NUR111 lab quizzes (all in 1)_ Answered Latest fall 2025/26. OXYGEN LAB QUIZ Question 1 True/False: Oropharyngeal secretions that are not removed are more likely to be aspirated into the lungs, increasing the risk for infection. Answers: A. True B. False Question 2 True or False. A low-flow oxygen delivery device such as a nasal cannula does not impede the client from eating or drinking. Answers: A. True B. False Question 3 Using a Yankauer suction device to remove secretions from the client's mouth is done correctly when: Answers: A. Sterile gloves are worn by the nurse performing the suction. B. Clean gloves are worn with the use of the suction device. C. The suction device is re-used between clients to save money. Question 4 True/False: A client may be at risk for medical device-related pressure injuries from wearing a nasal cannula or an oxygen mask. Answers: A. True B. False Question 5 The greatest percent of oxygen delivery (FiO2) can be provided by the Answers: A. Nasal Cannula B. Venturi Mask C. non-rebreather mask Question 6 Which oxygen delivery device should be positioned inside the nares? Answers: A. non-rebreather mask B. Nasal cannula C. Venturi mask D. Blow-by oxygen Question 7 Which statement is true regarding application and maintenance of the pulse oximetry probe? Answers: A. The finger should always be used for the pulse oximetry probe. B. Nail polish will not have an effect on the oximetry reading. C. The skin where pulse oximetry sensor probe is located should be inspected on a regular basis Question 8 Which of the following statements is false regarding continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP)? Answers: A. Avoids the use of an artificial airway in some patients with acute respiratory distress. B. Successfully treats obstructive sleep apnea. C. It is a low flow oxygen delivery device. Question 9 True or False. The nurse has taught the client the correct use of the incentive spirometer (IS) when she instructs the client to (1) exhale normally and place lips around mouthpiece of IS, (2) take a slow, deep breath in with the IS to keep the balls elevated in the chamber; hold breath from 2 up to 6 seconds if able, and then release IS and exhale normally. Answers: A. True B. False Question 10 In order to deliver oxygen accurately the flowmeter must be attached to which of the following? Answers: A. The oxygen source B. The nasal cannula C. The pulse oximeter STERILE LAB QUIZ Question 1 Regarding the sterile field, which one of the following statements is TRUE? Answers: A. Commercially prepared sterile packages can be used as a sterile field without placing an additional sterile drape underneath. B. If the sterile field becomes wet, it can still be used. C. Items placed on the sterile field do not have to be sterile. Question 2 When preparing for a dressing change, the nurse can reach over the sterile field to place the supplies on the field. Answers: A. True B. False Question 3 When pouring normal saline from a bottle that is outside the sterile field, the following principle applies? Answers: A. The non-sterile normal saline bottle can be placed on the sterile field. B. The normal saline bottle must be held with label facing palm of hand. C. There is no need to date and initial the bottle if it will be used again. Question 4 Agency policy determines whether only a health care provider or nurse may remove sutures and staples. Answers: A. True B. False Question 5 Wound assessment provides the baseline for planning and evaluating the wound care plan. Answers: A. False B. True Question 6 The nurse is removing a dry sterile dressing on a pediatric patient with a surgical incision. Which statement is correct? Answers: A. The use of gloves is not necessary for removing a dressing for a child. B. If the dressing sticks, pull the dressing material off quickly to decrease pain. C. Tape should be removed slowly by pulling the tape toward the wound Question 7 When cleansing a surgical wound, the nurse must always clean in the direction from the least to the most contaminated area. Answers: A. True B. False Question 8 Which statement is correct about damp-to-dry (also called wet-to-dry or moist-to-dry) dressings? Answers: A. It is a non-sterile procedure. B. It prevents wound healing. C. It is considered mechanical debridement. Question 9 Prior to a sterile dressing change for a patient, what should the nurse do first? Answers: A. Wash hands B. Check physician's order C. Gather equipment Question 10 What is the best way to open a sterile package with four flaps? Answers: A. Open the outer flaps on the sides first. B. Open the flap towards you first. C. Open the flap away from you first. ELIMINATION LAB QUIZ Question 1 When applying a condom catheter to a male client, leave a 1-inch space between the penis and the end of the catheter. Answers: A. True B. False Question 2 Common types of enemas include which of the following? Select all that apply? Answers: A. Carminative solution B. Soap-suds C. Tap water D. Physiological normal saline E. Oil retention F. Hypertonic solution Question 3 Before removing a urinary catheter in a patient, the urinary meatus and proximal end of the catheter should be cleansed and dried gently. Answers: A. True B. False Question 4 The correct technique for removing an indwelling catheter includes? Answers: A. Pulling the catheter out quickly even if resistance is met B. Asking the patient to cough as catheter is removed C. Attaching syringe to balloon port and allowing fluid to passively deflate the balloon Question 5 The most common size of catheter used for a child’s indwelling catheter is: Answers: A. 5-6 French B. 8-10 French C. 14-16 French Question 6 Removing an indwelling catheter and inserting a new indwelling catheter is recommended in which of the following situations? Select all that apply. Answers: A. An obstruction prevents urine drainage B. A sterile specimen must be obtained. C. The patient shows signs or symptoms of infection D. When the closed drainage system develops a leak in the tubing or drainage bag Question 7 When obtaining a urine specimen from a closed drainage system such as a Foley catheter with attached drainage bag, the nurse should: Answers: A. Withdraw the required amount of urine from the drainage bag. B. Clamp the drainage tubing at least 3 inches below the sampling port for at least 4 hours to collect sufficient urine. C. Attach a needleless syringe to the specimen port on the drainage tubing to collect urine for the sample. Question 8 Prior to inserting a urinary catheter in a female client, the nurse must first clean the insertion area. The nurse should use a new cotton ball or swab for each area that is to be cleansed. Cleanse by wiping the far labial fold, the near labial fold, and directly over the center of the urethral meatus. Answers: A. True B. False Question 9 Instructions that should be given to your patient after indwelling urinary catheter (Foley) insertion include: Answers: A. Instruct patient to keep collection bag below the bladder and off the floor B. Instruct patient to keep collection bag attached to “side rail” of the bed C. Instruct the patient to empty the collection bag hourly Question 10 If a woman needs a bladder scan and has had a hysterectomy, which selection should be made on the scanner? Answers: A. Female setting B. Male setting ENTERAL FEEDING LAB QUIZ Question 1 Which of the following would be the most accurate way to determine correct nasogastric tube placement? Answers: A. Confirmation by X-ray B. pH of aspirated stomach content C. Injection of air into stomach and auscultating a “whooshing” sound Question 2 If a patient is receiving a continuous enteral tube feeding, maintain head of bed (HOB) elevation at: Answers: A. Preferably 10- 15 degreed B. Preferably 45 degrees to high fowlers C. Preferably 120-130 degrees Question 3 The nasogastric tube can be flushed to prevent a blocked tube with 100 ml of cranberry juice every hour. Answers: A. True B. False Question 4 Which one of the following statements is true regarding assessment of residual feeding contents with patients with enteral feeding tubes? Answers: A. Nasogastric tubes placed in the stomach should never be checked for residuals B. Gastric residuals must be checked every 4 hours for patient receiving continuous feeds by a nasogastric tube C. Tubes in the small intestines must be checked every hour for residuals Question 5 How many milliliters are recommended in the book as a flush after medications are administered for a patient with a nasogastric feeding tube? Answers: A. 10 ml B. 30-60 ml C. 100 ml Question 6 Which of the following interventions should be completed when preparing to administer an enteral tube feeding? Select all that apply. Answers: A. Ask the patient to drink coffee prior to the feeding B. Aspirate stomach contents to check for residual C. Check expiration date of formula to be given Question 7 When removing a nasogastric tube, the following intervention must be completed: Answers: A. put on sterile gloves to remove the tube B. Keep the tube attach to the suction machine and keep suction on the high setting while removing the tube C. Ask the patient to take a deep breath and hold their breath as the tube is removed Question 8 The patient's armband and all medications must be scanned before giving the medications through the enteral tube. Answers: A. True B. False Question 9 Prior to inserting the feeding tube in an adult patient: Answers: A. Apple an oil-based lubrication such as petroleum Jelly to the end of the tube B. Measure from the patient’s nose to the tip of earlobe and then to the umbilicus C. Assist the client to a high-fowler’s position if the patient’s health condition permits Question 10 When inserting a nasogastric tube, assess the patient's nares for patency by: Answers: A. Palpating inside the nares with your finger B. Testing both nares by asking the patient to breathe through on nostril while occluding the other C. Inserting the tube in both nostrils to determine best nostril for tube insertion. IV THERAPY LAB QUIZ Question 1 When starting an IV on a client, when are clean gloves necessary? Select all that apply. Answers: A. While palpating the vein B. When applying the tourniquet C. When cleaning the skin for IV insertion D. During IV insertion into the vein Question 2 Which area (s) should be avoided when choosing an IV insertion site for an adult? Select all that apply. Answers: A. Side of mastectomy B. Arm with dialysis fistula C. Nondominant hand Question 3 What size of IV catheter is indicated for most adults? Answers: A. 16 gauge B. 20 gauge C. 24 gauge D. 14 gauge Question 4 When discontinuing a peripheral IV catheter on a client who is not on blood thinners, firm pressure should be held on the site for how long? Answers: A. 2-3 minutes B. 8-10 minutes C. 15 minutes D. 30 minutes Question 5 Arm hair should always be shaved with a razor for less chance of infection with IV insertion. Answers: A. True B. False Question 6 It is appropriate to reinsert the stylet into the catheter after the catheter has been advanced into the vein. Answers: A. True B. False Question 7 During the assessment of the IV site, the nurse notes swelling, coolness, and pallor. The nurse documents this as which complication? Answers: A. Infiltration B. Catheter occlusion C. Phlebitis D. Infection Question 8 What is the minimum amount of time that the nurse should clean the IV insertion site prior to attempting the IV stick? Answers: A. 10 seconds B. 30 seconds C. 90 seconds D. 5 seconds Question 9 The patient's peripheral IV catheter should always be assessed for an intact tip upon removal. Answers: A. True B. False Question 10 The nurse should always use a tourniquet to find a vein in the elderly client. Answers: A. True B. False