NURS 321

NURS 321 HEALTH ASSESSMENT 2025/2026 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH 100% ACCURATE ASWERS ACTUAL EXAM CSU FULLERTON A patient has been admitted to the hospital due to experiencing vomiting for several days. The cause of the patient's vomiting is unknown. Which of the following interventions should be considered the nurse's priority in providing care for this patient? a. Administration of parental antiemetics. b. Insertion of an NG tube for suction. c. IV replacement of fluid and electr...

NURS 321 HEALTH ASSESSMENT EXAM 4 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECTLY ANSWERED QUESTIONS 2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM (SCORE A) CSU FULLERTON Myelomeningocele (Spina Bifida) - Definition Congenital vertebral defect (commonly lumbar/sacral) → meningeal sac with spinal cord protrudes Myelomeningocele - Affected Functions Walking, bladder control (severity-dependent) Shaken Baby Syndrome - Definition Brain injury from violent shaking; abuse Shaken Baby Syndrome - Signs & Symptoms Subdural he...

NURS 321 HEALTH ASSESSMENT 2025/2026 FINAL EXAM I QUESTIONS WITH ELABORATED ANSWERS REAL EXAM A+ GRADED CSU FULLERTON The nurse is teaching about lifestyle changes and safety measures during discharge of a patient diagnosed with gout. Which statement made by the patient indicates a need for correction? a. "I should avoid drinking alcohol." b. "I should increase seafood in my diet." c. "I should splint the affected joint frequently." d. "I should lose weigh...

NURS 321 HEALTH ASSESSMENT FINAL EXAM II 2025/2026 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS TOP SCORER ACTUAL EXAM CSU FULLERTON A nurse is assessing a patient with suspected neurocognitive disorder. Which finding suggests possible Alzheimer's rather than Lewy Body dementia? Memory impairment is the most prominent feature. When developing a care plan for an Alzheimer's patient, which intervention is most effective to reduce anxiety? Use clear, simple explanations and maintain a con...