NURS 3632 FINAL EXAM SCRIPT 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉Nurse identifies that a patients pressure ulcer has just partial-
thickness skin loss involving the epidermis and dermis. What stage
pressure ulcer should the nurse document based on this
assessment? Answer: Stage 2
◉The nurse is assessing several clients with different types of
injuries. The nurse would conclude that the client who is least likely
to develop a wound infection would be the client with which of the
following? Answer: A contusion
◉A client with a urinary catheter in place complains of discomfort in
the bladder and the urethra.. what should the nurse do first?
Answer: Check the patency of the catheter and tubing
◉The nurse is assessing the urine of a client with a urinary tract
infection. Which of these characteristics should the nurse assess for
a patient with a UTI? Answer: Clarity
, ◉The nurse teaches a client measures to avoid complications
associated with urinary elimination. Which of the following
indicated to the nurse that the expected outcome is achieved? The
client: Answer: Incentivizes symptoms of and measures to prevent
urinary tract infection
◉The client complains of pain as the nurse is inflating the balloon
during insertion of a Foley catheter. The nurse should take which
immediate action? Answer: Aspirate the fluid, advance the catheter
farther, and reinflate the balloon.
◉Through the prevention of postoperative complications, the nurse
promotes rapid convalescence. Which of the following would be
most indicative of a potential postoperative complication in a client
that requires further observation? Answer: Urinary output of 20
mL/hr over 2 hours
◉Which nursing intervention for catheter car should have the
highest priority? Answer: Cleaning the area around the urethral
meatus
◉The client who is in Bucks traction is constipated. A plan of care
that incorporates which breakfast would be the most helpful in
reestablishing a normal bowel routine? Answer: an orange, raisin
bran and milk and wheat toast with butter
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉Nurse identifies that a patients pressure ulcer has just partial-
thickness skin loss involving the epidermis and dermis. What stage
pressure ulcer should the nurse document based on this
assessment? Answer: Stage 2
◉The nurse is assessing several clients with different types of
injuries. The nurse would conclude that the client who is least likely
to develop a wound infection would be the client with which of the
following? Answer: A contusion
◉A client with a urinary catheter in place complains of discomfort in
the bladder and the urethra.. what should the nurse do first?
Answer: Check the patency of the catheter and tubing
◉The nurse is assessing the urine of a client with a urinary tract
infection. Which of these characteristics should the nurse assess for
a patient with a UTI? Answer: Clarity
, ◉The nurse teaches a client measures to avoid complications
associated with urinary elimination. Which of the following
indicated to the nurse that the expected outcome is achieved? The
client: Answer: Incentivizes symptoms of and measures to prevent
urinary tract infection
◉The client complains of pain as the nurse is inflating the balloon
during insertion of a Foley catheter. The nurse should take which
immediate action? Answer: Aspirate the fluid, advance the catheter
farther, and reinflate the balloon.
◉Through the prevention of postoperative complications, the nurse
promotes rapid convalescence. Which of the following would be
most indicative of a potential postoperative complication in a client
that requires further observation? Answer: Urinary output of 20
mL/hr over 2 hours
◉Which nursing intervention for catheter car should have the
highest priority? Answer: Cleaning the area around the urethral
meatus
◉The client who is in Bucks traction is constipated. A plan of care
that incorporates which breakfast would be the most helpful in
reestablishing a normal bowel routine? Answer: an orange, raisin
bran and milk and wheat toast with butter
