NUR 101/ NUR101 Final Exam (Latest 2026/
2027 Update) Health Assessment | Questions
& Answers| Grade A| 100 out of 100 (Verified
Elaborations)- Fortis
A client is complaining because their provider didn't prescribe an antibiotic for their flu-like
illness. What is the best response by the nurse?
Your insurance won't cover an antibiotic in this case
Antibiotics won't help, and may cause harm when used for a viral illness
This is a fungal illness; you need an anti-fungal.
I will call the doctor and advocate for you.
Antibiotics won't help, and may cause harm when used for a viral illness
Pathogens (organisms which can cause disease) can include which of the following (select all
that apply.)
yeast
molds
algae
viruses
archea
amoeba
bacteria
toxins
,NUR 101/ NUR101 Final Exam (Latest 2026/
2027 Update) Health Assessment | Questions
& Answers| Grade A| 100 out of 100 (Verified
Elaborations)- Fortis
yeast
molds
algae
viruses
amoeba
bacteria
Careful use of hand sanitizer may be substituted for handwashing in all of the following
instances except (select all that apply):
When there has been skin contact with blood or body fluid
Entering or leaving a client room
Before touching anything outside of the client room
There is visible soil on the hands
When changing gloves
There is visible soil on the hands
When there has been skin contact with blood or body fluid
According to the "Miasmal" theory of disease causation, infectious diseases were caused by
what?
,NUR 101/ NUR101 Final Exam (Latest 2026/
2027 Update) Health Assessment | Questions
& Answers| Grade A| 100 out of 100 (Verified
Elaborations)- Fortis
Drinking and debauchery
Poor diet
Evil spirits
Bad air (bad smells)
Bad air (bad smells)
A "portal of entry" for an infection could include any of the following except
A contaminated hand touching the mucous membranes of the face
Ingestion of contaminated food or water
A bad dream
A needle stick
A bad dream
The nurse is performing a dressing change on a client with a large open abdominal wound, and
notes that the wrapper of the pack of sterile 4 x 4 gauze appears to have gotten wet, although it is
dry now. What should the nurse do?
Discard the entire package
Clean them with antibacterial soap before use
Remove the 3 closest to the wrapper and use the rest
Make sure they are dry before using them
, NUR 101/ NUR101 Final Exam (Latest 2026/
2027 Update) Health Assessment | Questions
& Answers| Grade A| 100 out of 100 (Verified
Elaborations)- Fortis
Discard the entire package
Which of the following behaviors contribute to the development of antibiotic resistance in
bacteria? (Select all that apply.)
Obtaining another prescription if there are still bacteria present on the follow-up culture
Saving "leftover" antibiotic in case an infection recurs
Using anti-fungal medications for fungal infections
Using antibiotics for viral infections
Continuing to take the rest of the antibiotic prescription despite symptoms improving.
Saving "leftover" antibiotic in case an infection recurs
Using antibiotics for viral infections
A provider states that they suspect a client to have "Thrush" what signs might the nurse see that
would be evidence for this diagnosis?
Purulent drainage from the nose
Very sore throat that looks like raw beef
Red eyes and conjunctiva
White "cottage cheese" looking patches in the client's mouth/ throat
White "cottage cheese" looking patches in the client's mouth/ throat
2027 Update) Health Assessment | Questions
& Answers| Grade A| 100 out of 100 (Verified
Elaborations)- Fortis
A client is complaining because their provider didn't prescribe an antibiotic for their flu-like
illness. What is the best response by the nurse?
Your insurance won't cover an antibiotic in this case
Antibiotics won't help, and may cause harm when used for a viral illness
This is a fungal illness; you need an anti-fungal.
I will call the doctor and advocate for you.
Antibiotics won't help, and may cause harm when used for a viral illness
Pathogens (organisms which can cause disease) can include which of the following (select all
that apply.)
yeast
molds
algae
viruses
archea
amoeba
bacteria
toxins
,NUR 101/ NUR101 Final Exam (Latest 2026/
2027 Update) Health Assessment | Questions
& Answers| Grade A| 100 out of 100 (Verified
Elaborations)- Fortis
yeast
molds
algae
viruses
amoeba
bacteria
Careful use of hand sanitizer may be substituted for handwashing in all of the following
instances except (select all that apply):
When there has been skin contact with blood or body fluid
Entering or leaving a client room
Before touching anything outside of the client room
There is visible soil on the hands
When changing gloves
There is visible soil on the hands
When there has been skin contact with blood or body fluid
According to the "Miasmal" theory of disease causation, infectious diseases were caused by
what?
,NUR 101/ NUR101 Final Exam (Latest 2026/
2027 Update) Health Assessment | Questions
& Answers| Grade A| 100 out of 100 (Verified
Elaborations)- Fortis
Drinking and debauchery
Poor diet
Evil spirits
Bad air (bad smells)
Bad air (bad smells)
A "portal of entry" for an infection could include any of the following except
A contaminated hand touching the mucous membranes of the face
Ingestion of contaminated food or water
A bad dream
A needle stick
A bad dream
The nurse is performing a dressing change on a client with a large open abdominal wound, and
notes that the wrapper of the pack of sterile 4 x 4 gauze appears to have gotten wet, although it is
dry now. What should the nurse do?
Discard the entire package
Clean them with antibacterial soap before use
Remove the 3 closest to the wrapper and use the rest
Make sure they are dry before using them
, NUR 101/ NUR101 Final Exam (Latest 2026/
2027 Update) Health Assessment | Questions
& Answers| Grade A| 100 out of 100 (Verified
Elaborations)- Fortis
Discard the entire package
Which of the following behaviors contribute to the development of antibiotic resistance in
bacteria? (Select all that apply.)
Obtaining another prescription if there are still bacteria present on the follow-up culture
Saving "leftover" antibiotic in case an infection recurs
Using anti-fungal medications for fungal infections
Using antibiotics for viral infections
Continuing to take the rest of the antibiotic prescription despite symptoms improving.
Saving "leftover" antibiotic in case an infection recurs
Using antibiotics for viral infections
A provider states that they suspect a client to have "Thrush" what signs might the nurse see that
would be evidence for this diagnosis?
Purulent drainage from the nose
Very sore throat that looks like raw beef
Red eyes and conjunctiva
White "cottage cheese" looking patches in the client's mouth/ throat
White "cottage cheese" looking patches in the client's mouth/ throat
