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Hondros NUR205 exam 2 | 2025 EXAM QUESTIONS
|FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS ||VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
(100% CORRECT) 2025-2026
Near death physiological Metabolism is reduced
manifestations Body slows down until all functions end
1. Effects on the body
Blurred vision
Near death physiological Decreased sense of
manifestations smell and taste Loss of
2. Sensory
blink reflex (appears to
stare) Hearing is the last
sense to go
Near death physiological Rapid, slow, shallow, irregular
manifestations Noisy and wet sounding (death rattle)
3. Respirations
Heart rate slows down, BP falls
Near death physiological
manifestations Skin cool, extremities become
4. Circulation pale, mottle, cyanotic Skin
becomes wax like (near death)
Urinary output
Near death physiological decreases
manifestations
Incontinence may
5. Urinary and GI system
occur
Decreased GI motility and peristalsis--leads to
constipation, gas, abdomen distention
1. Fear of pain never delay pain relief measures
3 fears associated with dying 2. Fear of loneliness, abandonment *allow family to stay with
patient
3. Fear of being meaningless focus of positives
, 11/11/25, 12:10 PM Hondros NUR205 exam 2 | 2025 EXAM QUESTIONS |FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS ||VERIFIED SOLUTIONS (100% C…
1. Close eyes
2. Replace dentures
3. Wash body, replace bed linens
6 post mortem procedures
4. Place pads under perineum
5. Remove tubs and dressing if not coroners case
6. Straighten body with pillow under head
1. Gather baseline data about a patients condition
2. Obtain subjective data
A physical exam is used to: 3. Identify and confirm nursing diagnosis
4. Make clinical decisions about a patients changing health status
5. Evaluate outcomes of care
Initial
evaluation
Reason for a physical exam Triage in ED
Routine
screening
Military
Hospital admit
Human life cycle of 8 stages from birth to death.
(only need to know
Eriksons Theory
adult stages) 18-35
Intimacy vs Isolation
36-65 Generativity vs
stagnation 66+
integrity vs despair
All nutrients are available in balanced amounts for cellular
Optimal nutrition
metabolism and physiological function
Suboptimal nutrition Insufficient or excessive quantity or quality of macronutrients or
micronutrients.
What are the 2 major 1. Insufficient nutrition
categories of malnutrition? 2. Excess nutrition
-The largest organ
-Manages temperatures
-Conserves fluid
Skin
-Protects from infection, mechanical trauma
-Protects from other body tissues and organs from
mechanical trauma and chemical disruptions
Impaired tissue integrity Damage to groups of cells
2/1
5
Hondros NUR205 exam 2 | 2025 EXAM QUESTIONS
|FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS ||VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
(100% CORRECT) 2025-2026
Near death physiological Metabolism is reduced
manifestations Body slows down until all functions end
1. Effects on the body
Blurred vision
Near death physiological Decreased sense of
manifestations smell and taste Loss of
2. Sensory
blink reflex (appears to
stare) Hearing is the last
sense to go
Near death physiological Rapid, slow, shallow, irregular
manifestations Noisy and wet sounding (death rattle)
3. Respirations
Heart rate slows down, BP falls
Near death physiological
manifestations Skin cool, extremities become
4. Circulation pale, mottle, cyanotic Skin
becomes wax like (near death)
Urinary output
Near death physiological decreases
manifestations
Incontinence may
5. Urinary and GI system
occur
Decreased GI motility and peristalsis--leads to
constipation, gas, abdomen distention
1. Fear of pain never delay pain relief measures
3 fears associated with dying 2. Fear of loneliness, abandonment *allow family to stay with
patient
3. Fear of being meaningless focus of positives
, 11/11/25, 12:10 PM Hondros NUR205 exam 2 | 2025 EXAM QUESTIONS |FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS ||VERIFIED SOLUTIONS (100% C…
1. Close eyes
2. Replace dentures
3. Wash body, replace bed linens
6 post mortem procedures
4. Place pads under perineum
5. Remove tubs and dressing if not coroners case
6. Straighten body with pillow under head
1. Gather baseline data about a patients condition
2. Obtain subjective data
A physical exam is used to: 3. Identify and confirm nursing diagnosis
4. Make clinical decisions about a patients changing health status
5. Evaluate outcomes of care
Initial
evaluation
Reason for a physical exam Triage in ED
Routine
screening
Military
Hospital admit
Human life cycle of 8 stages from birth to death.
(only need to know
Eriksons Theory
adult stages) 18-35
Intimacy vs Isolation
36-65 Generativity vs
stagnation 66+
integrity vs despair
All nutrients are available in balanced amounts for cellular
Optimal nutrition
metabolism and physiological function
Suboptimal nutrition Insufficient or excessive quantity or quality of macronutrients or
micronutrients.
What are the 2 major 1. Insufficient nutrition
categories of malnutrition? 2. Excess nutrition
-The largest organ
-Manages temperatures
-Conserves fluid
Skin
-Protects from infection, mechanical trauma
-Protects from other body tissues and organs from
mechanical trauma and chemical disruptions
Impaired tissue integrity Damage to groups of cells
2/1
5
