NUR 3225 Exam 3 EAQs Study Guide
Questions All Answered Correct Graded
A+ 2026 Set.
Which laboratory test result would the nurse expect to be decreased in a client with iron-
deficiency anemia?
Ferritin level
Platelet count
White blood cell count
Total iron-binding capacity - Answer Ferritin level
Which statement by the student nurse demonstrates correct understanding of anemia related
to chronic disease?
"Red blood cells (RBCs) are initially normal in size and color; however, the number of cells
produced is decreased."
"RBC indices are usually low, indicating a need for oral iron supplementation." "Administration
of vitamins B 12 and folate will help treat this type of long-term anemia."
"This is the mildest form of anemia and is easily corrected through administration of blood
products." - Answer "Red blood cells (RBCs) are initially normal in size and color; however,
the number of cells produced is decreased."
Which statement by an adolescent about sickle cell anemia would cause the nurse to conclude
that the teaching has been understood?
"I'll start to have symptoms when I drink less fluid."
"I'll start to have symptoms when I have fewer platelets."
"I'll start to have symptoms when I decrease the iron in my diet."
"I'll start to have symptoms when I have fewer white blood cells." - Answer "I'll start to have
symptoms when I drink less fluid."
Which laboratory result in a client who has just been admitted with anemia of unknown
etiology requires the most rapid action by the nurse?
Hematocrit 30% (0.30)
Hemoglobin 10 g/dL (100 g/L)
Platelet count 120,000 mm³ (120 x 109/L) White blood cell count 950 mm 3 (950 × 109/L) -
, Peripheral ischemia occurs along with the pain.
Blood volume decreases and signs of shock appear.
Red blood cell (RBC) production diminishes with severe anemia.
Destruction of RBCs is accelerated and jaundice becomes evident. - Answer Blood volume
decreases and signs of shock appear.
A client has a platelet count of 49,000/mL (49 x 109/L). The nurse would instruct the client to
avoid which activity?
Ambulation
Blowing the nose
Visiting with children
Eating fresh fruits and vegetables - Answer Blowing the nose
Which clotting factor would a nurse explain is deficient to the parents of a child newly
diagnosed with hemophilia A?
Factor II
Factor XII
Factor IX
Factor VIII - Answer Factor VIII
Which statement by an adolescent with hemophilia indicates a need for further teaching?
"I'll use a straight razor when I start shaving."
"I plan on trying out for the swim team next year."
"If I injure a joint, I'll keep it still, elevate it, and apply ice."
"If I get a little scratch, I can apply gentle pressure for 10 to 15 minutes." - Answer "I'll use a
straight razor when I start shaving."
Which educational topic is a high priority for the nurse providing education to a client with
systemic lupus erythematosus? Instructing about ways to protect the skin Helping the client
identify coping strategies
Discussing methods to monitor body temperature
Teaching about the effects of the disease on lifestyle - Answer Instructing about ways to
protect the skin
Questions All Answered Correct Graded
A+ 2026 Set.
Which laboratory test result would the nurse expect to be decreased in a client with iron-
deficiency anemia?
Ferritin level
Platelet count
White blood cell count
Total iron-binding capacity - Answer Ferritin level
Which statement by the student nurse demonstrates correct understanding of anemia related
to chronic disease?
"Red blood cells (RBCs) are initially normal in size and color; however, the number of cells
produced is decreased."
"RBC indices are usually low, indicating a need for oral iron supplementation." "Administration
of vitamins B 12 and folate will help treat this type of long-term anemia."
"This is the mildest form of anemia and is easily corrected through administration of blood
products." - Answer "Red blood cells (RBCs) are initially normal in size and color; however,
the number of cells produced is decreased."
Which statement by an adolescent about sickle cell anemia would cause the nurse to conclude
that the teaching has been understood?
"I'll start to have symptoms when I drink less fluid."
"I'll start to have symptoms when I have fewer platelets."
"I'll start to have symptoms when I decrease the iron in my diet."
"I'll start to have symptoms when I have fewer white blood cells." - Answer "I'll start to have
symptoms when I drink less fluid."
Which laboratory result in a client who has just been admitted with anemia of unknown
etiology requires the most rapid action by the nurse?
Hematocrit 30% (0.30)
Hemoglobin 10 g/dL (100 g/L)
Platelet count 120,000 mm³ (120 x 109/L) White blood cell count 950 mm 3 (950 × 109/L) -
, Peripheral ischemia occurs along with the pain.
Blood volume decreases and signs of shock appear.
Red blood cell (RBC) production diminishes with severe anemia.
Destruction of RBCs is accelerated and jaundice becomes evident. - Answer Blood volume
decreases and signs of shock appear.
A client has a platelet count of 49,000/mL (49 x 109/L). The nurse would instruct the client to
avoid which activity?
Ambulation
Blowing the nose
Visiting with children
Eating fresh fruits and vegetables - Answer Blowing the nose
Which clotting factor would a nurse explain is deficient to the parents of a child newly
diagnosed with hemophilia A?
Factor II
Factor XII
Factor IX
Factor VIII - Answer Factor VIII
Which statement by an adolescent with hemophilia indicates a need for further teaching?
"I'll use a straight razor when I start shaving."
"I plan on trying out for the swim team next year."
"If I injure a joint, I'll keep it still, elevate it, and apply ice."
"If I get a little scratch, I can apply gentle pressure for 10 to 15 minutes." - Answer "I'll use a
straight razor when I start shaving."
Which educational topic is a high priority for the nurse providing education to a client with
systemic lupus erythematosus? Instructing about ways to protect the skin Helping the client
identify coping strategies
Discussing methods to monitor body temperature
Teaching about the effects of the disease on lifestyle - Answer Instructing about ways to
protect the skin
