(HONDROS) NUR200 EXAM 2 AND STUDY GUIDE
EXAM LATEST UPDATE 2025 TEST BANK|
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/ ALREADY
GRADED A+
While assessing an older adult patient, the nurse asks him to draw a
clock with two hands to indicate that the time is 10:05. What is the nurse
assessing in the patient?
A. Paralysis
B. memory
c. mobility
d. depression - Answer: b
Which parameters can be assessed in an older patient using the Mini
Nutritional Assessment (MNA) scale? Select all that apply.
a. mobility
b. body weight
c. body balance
d. psychological stress
e. cognitive impairment - Answer: A, B, D
The nurse is making the first home visit on an older adult who lives
alone. Which action is contraindicated?
A. placing floor rugs in pt's bathroom
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,b. encouraging pt to get involved in a faith program
c. placing an easy to open pill box near pt bed
d. assisting pt with changing sleeping positions every 1 to 2 - Answer: A
An older adult presents with foul smelling urine. The nurse suspects a
urinary tract infection. What additional symptom is most commonly
seen?
a. elevated WBC count
b. elevated temperature
c. burning or urination
d. confusion -Answer: d
The home care nurse is creating a plan of care for an older adult to
reduce social isolation. Which action would be inappropriate?
A. Identifying neighbors available to help with taking pt to the store
b. identifying local community senior centers nearby
c. identifying local nursing homes where she could go
d. identifying family and community sources for possible contacts -
Answer: c
A nurse is performing the immediate postoperative assessment of a
patient who just underwent CEA. What is the most important assessment
to be reported immediately?
A. A complaint of 7/10 pain
B. Falling back to sleep after assessment
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,C. An asymmetric smile
D. Complaint of a sore throat -ANSWER: C
A nurse is assessing a patient in the emergency department with the
complaint of sudden onset of severe back pain, tachycardia, and
hypotension. Which interventions should the nurse anticipate? (Select all
that apply.)
A. Electrocardiogram
B. Aortic arteriography
C. Ultrasonography
D. Chest x-ray
E. Computed tomography scan -ANSWER: A, C, E
While caring for an older adult patient, the nurse identifies that the
patient has difficulty swallowing. Which risk does the nurse most likely
suspect in the patient?
a. asthma
b. pneumonia
c. chronic bronchitis
d. respiratory failure -Answer: b
On assessment, the nurse concludes that a patient has Parkinson's
disease. Which symptoms are likely to have led the nurse to this
conclusion? Select all that apply.
a: the pt exhibits rigidity
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, b. the pt has paralysis
c. the pt experiences tremors
d. the pt has insomnia
e. the pt has vision impairment -Answer: a, c
Which changes lead to constipation in a geriatric patient? Select all that
apply.
A. Decreased rectal wall sensitivity
b. slow gastric emptying
c. delayed colonic transit
d. decreased colonic contraction strength.
e. impaired gastric mucosal barrier function -Answer: a, c, d
The nurse is using best practice standards for patient safety. What should
be included for hourly rounding? Select all that apply.
a. pain
b. place
c. positioning
d. patient
e. possessions -Answer: a, c, e
The nurse anticipates what procedure for the patient at risk for stroke
because of the potential presence of blood clots in the right atrium?
A. Nuclear stress test
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EXAM LATEST UPDATE 2025 TEST BANK|
COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS/ ALREADY
GRADED A+
While assessing an older adult patient, the nurse asks him to draw a
clock with two hands to indicate that the time is 10:05. What is the nurse
assessing in the patient?
A. Paralysis
B. memory
c. mobility
d. depression - Answer: b
Which parameters can be assessed in an older patient using the Mini
Nutritional Assessment (MNA) scale? Select all that apply.
a. mobility
b. body weight
c. body balance
d. psychological stress
e. cognitive impairment - Answer: A, B, D
The nurse is making the first home visit on an older adult who lives
alone. Which action is contraindicated?
A. placing floor rugs in pt's bathroom
pg. 1
,b. encouraging pt to get involved in a faith program
c. placing an easy to open pill box near pt bed
d. assisting pt with changing sleeping positions every 1 to 2 - Answer: A
An older adult presents with foul smelling urine. The nurse suspects a
urinary tract infection. What additional symptom is most commonly
seen?
a. elevated WBC count
b. elevated temperature
c. burning or urination
d. confusion -Answer: d
The home care nurse is creating a plan of care for an older adult to
reduce social isolation. Which action would be inappropriate?
A. Identifying neighbors available to help with taking pt to the store
b. identifying local community senior centers nearby
c. identifying local nursing homes where she could go
d. identifying family and community sources for possible contacts -
Answer: c
A nurse is performing the immediate postoperative assessment of a
patient who just underwent CEA. What is the most important assessment
to be reported immediately?
A. A complaint of 7/10 pain
B. Falling back to sleep after assessment
pg. 2
,C. An asymmetric smile
D. Complaint of a sore throat -ANSWER: C
A nurse is assessing a patient in the emergency department with the
complaint of sudden onset of severe back pain, tachycardia, and
hypotension. Which interventions should the nurse anticipate? (Select all
that apply.)
A. Electrocardiogram
B. Aortic arteriography
C. Ultrasonography
D. Chest x-ray
E. Computed tomography scan -ANSWER: A, C, E
While caring for an older adult patient, the nurse identifies that the
patient has difficulty swallowing. Which risk does the nurse most likely
suspect in the patient?
a. asthma
b. pneumonia
c. chronic bronchitis
d. respiratory failure -Answer: b
On assessment, the nurse concludes that a patient has Parkinson's
disease. Which symptoms are likely to have led the nurse to this
conclusion? Select all that apply.
a: the pt exhibits rigidity
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, b. the pt has paralysis
c. the pt experiences tremors
d. the pt has insomnia
e. the pt has vision impairment -Answer: a, c
Which changes lead to constipation in a geriatric patient? Select all that
apply.
A. Decreased rectal wall sensitivity
b. slow gastric emptying
c. delayed colonic transit
d. decreased colonic contraction strength.
e. impaired gastric mucosal barrier function -Answer: a, c, d
The nurse is using best practice standards for patient safety. What should
be included for hourly rounding? Select all that apply.
a. pain
b. place
c. positioning
d. patient
e. possessions -Answer: a, c, e
The nurse anticipates what procedure for the patient at risk for stroke
because of the potential presence of blood clots in the right atrium?
A. Nuclear stress test
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