NUR 325 Module 3 Exam 2026 – 50+ Verified Questions with Answers | Renal Failure, UTI, BPH, AKI, Dialysis

This targeted exam prep guide features 50+ verified multiple-choice questions with correct answers from NUR 325 Module 3 (2026), covering high-yield renal system topics. Organized in a clear Q&A format, the document is ideal for focused revision on acute and chronic kidney conditions, urinary tract infections, and renal interventions. Each question is followed by its answer, ensuring quick content recall and strong exam preparation. Closely aligned with “Brunner & Suddarth’s Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing” by Hinkle & Cheever, the content supports learning across pathophysiology, pharmacologic management, and nursing interventions for renal care. Key topics include: Renal diets: low protein, potassium, sodium, and fluid restrictions UTIs: risk factors, symptoms, prevention strategies, clean-catch interpretation IV pyelogram: contraindications (e.g., shellfish, iodine allergy), and complication signs Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH): complications, alpha blocker treatment, TURP care (CBI protocols) Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD): symptoms, dietary restrictions (low sodium), and fluid overload risks Renal Calculi: causes, dietary prevention (low purine), and types of stones Acute Kidney Injury (AKI): prerenal, intrarenal, postrenal causes, stages (oliguric, diuretic, recovery), and labs Renal Failure: electrolyte imbalances, daily weight monitoring, urine collection, and hypoglycemia in ESRD Dialysis care: patient status (anuric), warming solution to prevent hypothermia This study guide is best suited for: BSN students RN-to-BSN bridge learners Accelerated nursing programs NCLEX-RN candidates preparing for renal, urinary, and endocrine system topics With consistent formatting, concise question structure, and accurate answers, this resource supports fast-paced review and improved exam performance. Keywords: NUR 325, renal failure, AKI stages, UTI symptoms, BPH treatment, TURP CBI, polycystic kidney disease, renal diet, dialysis nursing, ESRD, hypoglycemia, pyelogram contraindications, renal calculi diet, electrolyte imbalance, NCLEX prep, BSN, RN-to-BSN, Brunner and Suddarth