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NUR 213 Module 5 questions and answers Updated 2025. 1. Sort the following joints into the categories based on their degree of mobility. Synovial Fibrous Cartilaginous 2. Which of the following neurologic conditions may cause a problem with mobility? Select all that apply. A Parkinson’s disease B Huntington’s disease C Epilepsy D Ataxia E Adult attention deficit disorder 3. A nurse cares for an older adult client who has an alteration in mobility. Which of the following a...

NUR 213 Module 3 questions 1. A nurse is interviewing a client during the preoperative phase. The client reports smoking 6 to 7 cigarettes per day for the past 4 years. The nurse should identify that tobacco use prior to surgery can increase the client’s risk for which of the following complications? A Bleeding B Infection C Hypothermia D Nausea 2. During a preoperative assessment, a nurse identifies that a client has a family history of malignant hyperthermia. Which of the following a...

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NUR 213- Module 1 questions and answers, 100% correct; updated 2025. 1. A client is about to start taking mercaptopurine to treat acute lymphocytic leukemia. The nurse should instruct the client to watch for and report which of the following indications of an adverse effect of this medication? A Bruising B Paresthesias C Blurred vision D Tinnitus 2. A nurse is preparing to administer cisplatin to a client who has ovarian cancer. Before beginning the infusion, the nurse should take which ...

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N 335 Final exam study guide topics Antepartum (20%) Terminology & GTPAL nomenclature Key Terms:  Gravida = Pregnant  Para = Birth  Nulligravida/Nullipara = Never given birth  Primigravida/primipara = First pregnancy/birth  Multigravida/multipara = Woman has given birth multiple times  Antepartum = Before labor  GTPAL o G = Number of pregnancies o T = Number of term births (37 weeks or greater) o P = Preterm births (Less than 37) o A = Number of abortions (TAB)...

Exam 4 Study Guide Total number of questions: Approximately 60 Total number of points: 100 Time limit: 90 minutes The exam is mostly multiple choice questions, but there are some newer format type questions. Partial credit will be awarded for the newer question format. The question format will be similar to exams 1–3. We will not be reusing questions from previous exams. However, questions may appear similar, so read each question carefully. The question topics are listed below. Note t...

NURS 345 Exam 1 Review List How are kids different from adults?  Pathophysiology (metabolism, growth, development) Assessment strategies for different age groups of pediatric patients Position Sequence Preparation Infant - Before able to sit alone; supine or prone, preferably in parent’s lap; before 4-6 months, can place on examining table - After able to sit alone; sitting in parent’s lap whenever possible; if on table, place with the parent in full view - If quiet, auscu...

NURS261 – Health Assessment for Nursing Practice: Study Guide for Midterm; Comprehensive Guide to Health Assessment.

N2300 Introduction to Pharmacology and Medication Administration Anti-Infectives 1. Penicillin G has been prescribed for a patient. Which nursing interventions should the nurse perform for this patient? (Select all that apply.) A. Collect culture and sensitivity (C&S) before the first dose. B. Monitor the patient for mouth ulcers. C. Instruct the patient to limit fluid intake to 1000ml/day. D. Have epinephrine on hand for a potential severe allergic reaction. E. No particular interventio...