NUR 2502 MULTIDIMENSIONAL CARE III MDC 3
EXAM 2 2026 FINAL REVIEW BUNDLED
SOLUTION PACKAGE
◉ What is Adult Failure to Thrive? Answer: Unintentional weight loss,
poor nutrition, depression, and functional decline in older adults
◉ Parts of Musculoskeletal Assessment? Answer: Inspection, palpation,
ROM (active & passive), muscle strength (0-5), neurovascular (CMS)
◉ Four stages of bone healing? Answer: Hematoma formation → Soft
callus → Hard callus → Remodeling
◉ Osteoblasts Answer: Build new bone
◉ Osteocytes Answer: Maintain mature bone
◉ Osteoclasts Answer: Break down bone
◉ Bone matrix formation process? Answer: Ossification
(Mineralization)
◉ Minerals needed for bone formation? Answer: Calcium & Phosphorus
, ◉ Three parts of neurovascular assessment? Answer: Circulation,
Motion, Sensation (CMS)
◉ Why frequent neurovascular assessments? Answer: To detect
compartment syndrome, nerve damage, and impaired circulation early
◉ Acute pain Answer: Sudden, short-term pain
◉ Chronic pain Answer: Pain lasting longer than 3 months
◉ Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Answer: Persistent burning pain
after injury
◉ Phantom pain Answer: Pain felt in amputated limb
◉ X-Ray use Answer: Detects fractures and bone alignment
◉ CT scan use Answer: Detailed bone imaging
◉ MRI use Answer: Soft tissue imaging
◉ Bone Densitometry (DEXA) scan Answer: Measures bone density
EXAM 2 2026 FINAL REVIEW BUNDLED
SOLUTION PACKAGE
◉ What is Adult Failure to Thrive? Answer: Unintentional weight loss,
poor nutrition, depression, and functional decline in older adults
◉ Parts of Musculoskeletal Assessment? Answer: Inspection, palpation,
ROM (active & passive), muscle strength (0-5), neurovascular (CMS)
◉ Four stages of bone healing? Answer: Hematoma formation → Soft
callus → Hard callus → Remodeling
◉ Osteoblasts Answer: Build new bone
◉ Osteocytes Answer: Maintain mature bone
◉ Osteoclasts Answer: Break down bone
◉ Bone matrix formation process? Answer: Ossification
(Mineralization)
◉ Minerals needed for bone formation? Answer: Calcium & Phosphorus
, ◉ Three parts of neurovascular assessment? Answer: Circulation,
Motion, Sensation (CMS)
◉ Why frequent neurovascular assessments? Answer: To detect
compartment syndrome, nerve damage, and impaired circulation early
◉ Acute pain Answer: Sudden, short-term pain
◉ Chronic pain Answer: Pain lasting longer than 3 months
◉ Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Answer: Persistent burning pain
after injury
◉ Phantom pain Answer: Pain felt in amputated limb
◉ X-Ray use Answer: Detects fractures and bone alignment
◉ CT scan use Answer: Detailed bone imaging
◉ MRI use Answer: Soft tissue imaging
◉ Bone Densitometry (DEXA) scan Answer: Measures bone density
