NSG 210 FINAL SCRIPT 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PASSED A+
◉ MS paroxysmal attacks.
Answer: symptoms which last for less than 24 hours
◉ S/S of MS.
Answer: often vague and unspecific, intention tremors, fatigue,
dysarthria (speech), dysmetria (limit movement), diplopia,
dysphagia, hypoalgesia, scotomas (changes in peripheral view),
tinnitus, bladder/bowel dysfunction
◉ Raloxifene teaching.
Answer: Avoid sitting for prolonged periods of time.
Report signs/symptoms of cerebrovascular accident, pulmonary
embolism, and deep vein thrombosis.
Monitor liver function
◉ Denosumab teaching.
Answer: Report new musc/skeletal pain
Monitor serum calcium and magnesium
Report infections
, ◉ Lab assessment for MS.
Answer: Elevated proteins, WBCs, and IgG in CSF
◉ 3 phases of fracture healing.
Answer: 1. Inflammatory: formation of the granulation tissue callus
at the periphery of the post-fracture hemorrhage clot.
2. Reparative phase: differentiation of pluripotent (multiple
abilities) cells into fibroblasts and osteoblast. Process proceeds from
the periphery toward the center of the fracture in order to resorb
blood clot and provide neovascularization.
3. Remodeling: reorganization and restoration. Osteoclasts chop off
imperfections.
◉ Nonunion.
Answer: failure of fractured bones to heal together
◉ Delayed union.
Answer: prolongation of expected healing time for a fracture
◉ Malunion.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PASSED A+
◉ MS paroxysmal attacks.
Answer: symptoms which last for less than 24 hours
◉ S/S of MS.
Answer: often vague and unspecific, intention tremors, fatigue,
dysarthria (speech), dysmetria (limit movement), diplopia,
dysphagia, hypoalgesia, scotomas (changes in peripheral view),
tinnitus, bladder/bowel dysfunction
◉ Raloxifene teaching.
Answer: Avoid sitting for prolonged periods of time.
Report signs/symptoms of cerebrovascular accident, pulmonary
embolism, and deep vein thrombosis.
Monitor liver function
◉ Denosumab teaching.
Answer: Report new musc/skeletal pain
Monitor serum calcium and magnesium
Report infections
, ◉ Lab assessment for MS.
Answer: Elevated proteins, WBCs, and IgG in CSF
◉ 3 phases of fracture healing.
Answer: 1. Inflammatory: formation of the granulation tissue callus
at the periphery of the post-fracture hemorrhage clot.
2. Reparative phase: differentiation of pluripotent (multiple
abilities) cells into fibroblasts and osteoblast. Process proceeds from
the periphery toward the center of the fracture in order to resorb
blood clot and provide neovascularization.
3. Remodeling: reorganization and restoration. Osteoclasts chop off
imperfections.
◉ Nonunion.
Answer: failure of fractured bones to heal together
◉ Delayed union.
Answer: prolongation of expected healing time for a fracture
◉ Malunion.
