MN502 Final Exam And All Correct
Answers 2026.
A student nurse who is documenting progress notes in a client's records should... - Answer
Draw a line through the error, initial and then record the correct information.
The oral laxative Bisacodyl (Dulcolax) acts as a/an... - Answer Stimulant.
A nurse asks their patient to bring their hands together over the head with the elbows straight.
The nurse is testing... - Answer Abduction.
Which of the below statements is a normal finding on palpation of the abdomen? - Answer
The abdomen is non-tender and soft with no guarding, no palpable masses felt.
When using a mobile hoist with a dependent patient, which of the following statements is
correct? - Answer Always use with the brakes of the hoist off to ensure stability.
To ensure safe administration of medications, the nurse must be aware of the seven rights of
medication administration. These are... - Answer Drug, dose, time, patient, route, reason
and documentation.
Microvascular complications of diabetes include damage to the kidney. This is called... - Answer
Nephropathy.
You are working in a family planning centre and providing an education session on genital warts.
Part of the information you provide includes... - Answer All of the above.
A nurse is assessing a patient and notices that they are confused, have cold and clammy skin
and are complaining of feeling dizzy. These are symptoms of... - Answer Hypoglycaemia.
When undertaking a musculoskeletal assessment, you initially... - Answer Inspect and
palpate each joint.
The nurse uses a surgical aseptic technique when... - Answer Inserting an indwelling urinary
catheter.
The proliferation phase of wound healing is characterised by... - Answer The development of
new tissue.
, A 19-year old male client presents describing urethral discharge and pain on urination. What
other information do you require before proceeding to physical examination? - Answer
History of recent sexual activity.
The main reason for a nurse to administer an enema is to... - Answer Stimulate peristalsis,
break up feacal mass and stretch the rectal wall.
Three complications of diabetes are... - Answer Renal failure, loss of vision and peripheral
vascular disease.
Which of these people is most likely to develop an iron deficiency? - Answer A 17-year old
girl.
What is the term given to unexpected effects of medication? - Answer Adverse effects.
Which of the following drugs are required to be stored in a locked secure cabinet and are
counted on a regular basis? - Answer Narcotics.
A young adult male comes to the emergency department complaining of abdominal pain,
nausea and vomiting. He is assessed as having a paralytic ileus. On auscultation the nurse would
identify that the patient's bowel sounds are which of the following? - Answer Absent.
Which of the following is not a bacterial sexually transmitted infection? - Answer Genital
warts.
A nurse provides medication to a patient. Who has the responsibility for the medication to be
administered correctly? - Answer The nurse administering the medication.
The tissue surfaces of an incision that are close together are... - Answer Approximated.
An elderly patient states that she is worried because she has not had a bowel movement each
day. The nurse's best response concerning defecation patterns is... - Answer The number of
bowel movements per week varies greatly between people. What is your usual bowel pattern?
What is the most effective position to have your patient in when administering a rectal
suppository? - Answer Left lateral.
An early sign/symptom of syphilis is... - Answer A painless sore on the genitals.
Answers 2026.
A student nurse who is documenting progress notes in a client's records should... - Answer
Draw a line through the error, initial and then record the correct information.
The oral laxative Bisacodyl (Dulcolax) acts as a/an... - Answer Stimulant.
A nurse asks their patient to bring their hands together over the head with the elbows straight.
The nurse is testing... - Answer Abduction.
Which of the below statements is a normal finding on palpation of the abdomen? - Answer
The abdomen is non-tender and soft with no guarding, no palpable masses felt.
When using a mobile hoist with a dependent patient, which of the following statements is
correct? - Answer Always use with the brakes of the hoist off to ensure stability.
To ensure safe administration of medications, the nurse must be aware of the seven rights of
medication administration. These are... - Answer Drug, dose, time, patient, route, reason
and documentation.
Microvascular complications of diabetes include damage to the kidney. This is called... - Answer
Nephropathy.
You are working in a family planning centre and providing an education session on genital warts.
Part of the information you provide includes... - Answer All of the above.
A nurse is assessing a patient and notices that they are confused, have cold and clammy skin
and are complaining of feeling dizzy. These are symptoms of... - Answer Hypoglycaemia.
When undertaking a musculoskeletal assessment, you initially... - Answer Inspect and
palpate each joint.
The nurse uses a surgical aseptic technique when... - Answer Inserting an indwelling urinary
catheter.
The proliferation phase of wound healing is characterised by... - Answer The development of
new tissue.
, A 19-year old male client presents describing urethral discharge and pain on urination. What
other information do you require before proceeding to physical examination? - Answer
History of recent sexual activity.
The main reason for a nurse to administer an enema is to... - Answer Stimulate peristalsis,
break up feacal mass and stretch the rectal wall.
Three complications of diabetes are... - Answer Renal failure, loss of vision and peripheral
vascular disease.
Which of these people is most likely to develop an iron deficiency? - Answer A 17-year old
girl.
What is the term given to unexpected effects of medication? - Answer Adverse effects.
Which of the following drugs are required to be stored in a locked secure cabinet and are
counted on a regular basis? - Answer Narcotics.
A young adult male comes to the emergency department complaining of abdominal pain,
nausea and vomiting. He is assessed as having a paralytic ileus. On auscultation the nurse would
identify that the patient's bowel sounds are which of the following? - Answer Absent.
Which of the following is not a bacterial sexually transmitted infection? - Answer Genital
warts.
A nurse provides medication to a patient. Who has the responsibility for the medication to be
administered correctly? - Answer The nurse administering the medication.
The tissue surfaces of an incision that are close together are... - Answer Approximated.
An elderly patient states that she is worried because she has not had a bowel movement each
day. The nurse's best response concerning defecation patterns is... - Answer The number of
bowel movements per week varies greatly between people. What is your usual bowel pattern?
What is the most effective position to have your patient in when administering a rectal
suppository? - Answer Left lateral.
An early sign/symptom of syphilis is... - Answer A painless sore on the genitals.
