NR 329 LATEST 2026 TEST PAPER QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Which nursing intervention should be avoided for thrombocytopenia? SATA
a)Enemas
b)Intramuscular
c)Foley Cath
d)Soft toothbrushes - ✔✔a)Enemas
b)Intramuscular
c)Foley Cath
✔✔Lupus can often cause severe inflammation and:
a)Extreme thirst
b)Edema
c)Organ damage
d)Abscesses - ✔✔c)Organ damage
✔✔For a patient with Crohn's disease, plans for nursing intervention should include:
a)Nourishment, restoration of fluids and electrolytes
b)Teaching the importance of follow-up liver function test after discharge
c)Frequent application of lubricant lotion and discouraging scratching
d)Weight-reductionmeasures and low-calorie diet - ✔✔a)Nourishment, restoration of
fluids and electrolytes
✔✔The nurse recognizes the clinical manifestations of osteoarthritis as
a)Symmetrical and Stiffness
b)Ulnar Deviation
c)Asymmetrical pain and deformity.
d)Heberden's - ✔✔c)Asymmetrical pain and deformity.
d)Heberden's
✔✔Intervention for administration of iron sulfate: SATA
a)serve with food if GI upset occurs
b)Take with milk only.
c)use straw to prevent teeth staining
d)do not chew pills or crush capsules - ✔✔a)serve with food if GI upset occurs
c)use straw to prevent teeth staining
d)do not chew pills or crush capsules
✔✔Treatment for osteoarthritis includes all but:
a)Methotrexate
b)NSAIDS
c)Maintain a healthy weight
, d)Thermal modalities - ✔✔a)Methotrexate
✔✔Which patient is at greatest risk for developing a pressure ulcer?
a)Middle age adult that can turn by self in bed
b)Teenager with a sprained ankle on crutches
c)Young adult paraplegic with pneumonia
d)Middle-age adult with breast cancer - ✔✔c)Young adult paraplegic with pneumonia
✔✔Which nursing intervention is appropriate for a client with skeletal traction?
a)Intermittent weights
b)5-lb weight limit
c)Pin care and skin assessment
d)Prone positioning - ✔✔c)Pin care and skin assessment
✔✔What are the complications of femur fractures?
a)All are complications
b)Fat/Pulmonary Embolism
c)DVT
d)Compartment Syndrome - ✔✔a)All are complications
✔✔What gauge IV would need to be in place to administer a blood transfusion?
a)27 gauge
b)20 gauge
c)22 gauge
d)25 gauge - ✔✔b)20 gauge
✔✔Most common cause of Hip Fractures is falling
a) true
b) false - ✔✔a) true
✔✔Comminuted fractures are..
a)Bent bone
b)Broke through the skin
c)A twist in the bone
d)Broken into many tiny pieces - ✔✔d)Broken into many tiny pieces
✔✔what is a spiral fracture?
a)complete break of the bone with no damage to the skin
b)bone fragments or splinters into more than two pieces
c)spiral twists, one or more breaks
d)broken piece of skull bone moves inward - ✔✔c)spiral twists, one or more breaks
✔✔What are the manifestations of fractures? SATA
a)No swelling or deformitities
SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Which nursing intervention should be avoided for thrombocytopenia? SATA
a)Enemas
b)Intramuscular
c)Foley Cath
d)Soft toothbrushes - ✔✔a)Enemas
b)Intramuscular
c)Foley Cath
✔✔Lupus can often cause severe inflammation and:
a)Extreme thirst
b)Edema
c)Organ damage
d)Abscesses - ✔✔c)Organ damage
✔✔For a patient with Crohn's disease, plans for nursing intervention should include:
a)Nourishment, restoration of fluids and electrolytes
b)Teaching the importance of follow-up liver function test after discharge
c)Frequent application of lubricant lotion and discouraging scratching
d)Weight-reductionmeasures and low-calorie diet - ✔✔a)Nourishment, restoration of
fluids and electrolytes
✔✔The nurse recognizes the clinical manifestations of osteoarthritis as
a)Symmetrical and Stiffness
b)Ulnar Deviation
c)Asymmetrical pain and deformity.
d)Heberden's - ✔✔c)Asymmetrical pain and deformity.
d)Heberden's
✔✔Intervention for administration of iron sulfate: SATA
a)serve with food if GI upset occurs
b)Take with milk only.
c)use straw to prevent teeth staining
d)do not chew pills or crush capsules - ✔✔a)serve with food if GI upset occurs
c)use straw to prevent teeth staining
d)do not chew pills or crush capsules
✔✔Treatment for osteoarthritis includes all but:
a)Methotrexate
b)NSAIDS
c)Maintain a healthy weight
, d)Thermal modalities - ✔✔a)Methotrexate
✔✔Which patient is at greatest risk for developing a pressure ulcer?
a)Middle age adult that can turn by self in bed
b)Teenager with a sprained ankle on crutches
c)Young adult paraplegic with pneumonia
d)Middle-age adult with breast cancer - ✔✔c)Young adult paraplegic with pneumonia
✔✔Which nursing intervention is appropriate for a client with skeletal traction?
a)Intermittent weights
b)5-lb weight limit
c)Pin care and skin assessment
d)Prone positioning - ✔✔c)Pin care and skin assessment
✔✔What are the complications of femur fractures?
a)All are complications
b)Fat/Pulmonary Embolism
c)DVT
d)Compartment Syndrome - ✔✔a)All are complications
✔✔What gauge IV would need to be in place to administer a blood transfusion?
a)27 gauge
b)20 gauge
c)22 gauge
d)25 gauge - ✔✔b)20 gauge
✔✔Most common cause of Hip Fractures is falling
a) true
b) false - ✔✔a) true
✔✔Comminuted fractures are..
a)Bent bone
b)Broke through the skin
c)A twist in the bone
d)Broken into many tiny pieces - ✔✔d)Broken into many tiny pieces
✔✔what is a spiral fracture?
a)complete break of the bone with no damage to the skin
b)bone fragments or splinters into more than two pieces
c)spiral twists, one or more breaks
d)broken piece of skull bone moves inward - ✔✔c)spiral twists, one or more breaks
✔✔What are the manifestations of fractures? SATA
a)No swelling or deformitities
