CNUR 301 COMPREHENSIVE EXAM SCRIPT COMPLETE QUESTIONS VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS
CNUR 301 Actual Examination 2026/2027 Questions
and Answers Verified Solutions Latest Update
Question:
Oncology Nursing Actions
Answer:
Prioritize infection prevention, pain control, nutrition, chemo safety, patient education, bleeding
precautions, nausea, hydration, psychosocial support.
Question:
Oncology Anemia Manifestations
Answer:
Fatigue, pallor, SOB, tachycardia; monitor Hgb/Hct, conserve energy, oxygen if needed, monitor for
cardiac strain.
Question:
Oncology Risk for Infection
Answer:
Use PPE to prevent infections, monitor WBC, private room and bathroom, family only stays 15
mins or less.
Question:
Oncology Infection Prevention
Answer:
Neutropenia is life- threatening risk; no fresh flowers, raw foods, strict hand hygiene, fever greater
than 100.4 is an emergency.
,Question:
Oncology Warning Signs of Cancer
Answer:
Any sudden changes in the way the patient is feeling, unexplained weight loss, fatigue, bleeding,
lumps, nonhealing sores, changes in bowel/bladder, nagging cough, indigestion.
Question:
Oncology Nutritional Teaching
Answer:
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain; ensure nutrition, pain medication and antiemetics before
chemo, small meals, avoid strong odors.
Question:
Oncology Palliative Care
Answer:
Focus on comfort, quality of life, symptom management, psychosocial and spiritual needs; can be
used with curative treatment.
Question:
Emergency Frostbite Nursing Interventions
Answer:
Put in lukewarm water, rewarm gradually, no rubbing, pain control, protect tissue, assess perfusion.
Question:
Emergency Care of Suicidal Patients
Answer:
Safety of patient is priority; suicide precautions, remove harmful items, 1 on 1 observation, calm
communication.
, Question:
Emergency Nursing Care Violent Patient
Answer:
De-escalate first, protect staff and patients, restraints if needed, continuous monitoring, assess
neurovascular status.
Question:
Emergency Multiple Trauma Assessment
Answer:
ABCDE: airway, breathing, circulation, disability, exposure; treat life-threatening issues before
diagnostics.
Question:
Emergency Traumatic Amputation Care
Answer:
Put the amputated body part in a dry sealed bag, then on ice; elevate the extremity, tourniquets if
needed.
Question:
Emergency Trauma Assessment
Answer:
Prioritize patients that come to the ED, ABCs over pain or tests.
Question:
Emergency Trauma Diagnostic Testing
Answer:
CAT scan, XRAY, Ultrasound, vital signs; if BP is below 90, there is a risk for bleeding.
SOLUTIONS
CNUR 301 Actual Examination 2026/2027 Questions
and Answers Verified Solutions Latest Update
Question:
Oncology Nursing Actions
Answer:
Prioritize infection prevention, pain control, nutrition, chemo safety, patient education, bleeding
precautions, nausea, hydration, psychosocial support.
Question:
Oncology Anemia Manifestations
Answer:
Fatigue, pallor, SOB, tachycardia; monitor Hgb/Hct, conserve energy, oxygen if needed, monitor for
cardiac strain.
Question:
Oncology Risk for Infection
Answer:
Use PPE to prevent infections, monitor WBC, private room and bathroom, family only stays 15
mins or less.
Question:
Oncology Infection Prevention
Answer:
Neutropenia is life- threatening risk; no fresh flowers, raw foods, strict hand hygiene, fever greater
than 100.4 is an emergency.
,Question:
Oncology Warning Signs of Cancer
Answer:
Any sudden changes in the way the patient is feeling, unexplained weight loss, fatigue, bleeding,
lumps, nonhealing sores, changes in bowel/bladder, nagging cough, indigestion.
Question:
Oncology Nutritional Teaching
Answer:
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain; ensure nutrition, pain medication and antiemetics before
chemo, small meals, avoid strong odors.
Question:
Oncology Palliative Care
Answer:
Focus on comfort, quality of life, symptom management, psychosocial and spiritual needs; can be
used with curative treatment.
Question:
Emergency Frostbite Nursing Interventions
Answer:
Put in lukewarm water, rewarm gradually, no rubbing, pain control, protect tissue, assess perfusion.
Question:
Emergency Care of Suicidal Patients
Answer:
Safety of patient is priority; suicide precautions, remove harmful items, 1 on 1 observation, calm
communication.
, Question:
Emergency Nursing Care Violent Patient
Answer:
De-escalate first, protect staff and patients, restraints if needed, continuous monitoring, assess
neurovascular status.
Question:
Emergency Multiple Trauma Assessment
Answer:
ABCDE: airway, breathing, circulation, disability, exposure; treat life-threatening issues before
diagnostics.
Question:
Emergency Traumatic Amputation Care
Answer:
Put the amputated body part in a dry sealed bag, then on ice; elevate the extremity, tourniquets if
needed.
Question:
Emergency Trauma Assessment
Answer:
Prioritize patients that come to the ED, ABCs over pain or tests.
Question:
Emergency Trauma Diagnostic Testing
Answer:
CAT scan, XRAY, Ultrasound, vital signs; if BP is below 90, there is a risk for bleeding.
