MDC 1 EXAM 2 COMPLETE EXAM PAPER
WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS AND ONE
HUNDRED PERCENT CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS 2026
• Pain assessment . Answer: Provocative or Palliative (what makes it
worse/better)
Quality or Quantity (For example, is the pain sharp or dull, throbbing?)
Regian or Radiation(Location)
Severity Scale (Numeric pain intensity scale)
Timing (Onset)
Understand Patient's Perception (Activities of Daily Living assessment)
• Osteomyelitis signs and symptoms . Answer: constant pain,fever
greater than 101 degrees F, edema, erythema, warmth, elevated WBCs,
ESR, and positive for blood culture for sepsis
• osteomyelitis treatment . Answer: hyperbaric oxygen chamber, wound
debridement, bone excision, bone graft, neuro checks, amputation,
antibiotics
• osteomyelitis patient education . Answer: educate about antibiotics,
educate on watching for improvement or worsening of symptoms,
provide comfort, assistance with ADLs and therapy if needed
, • medical term for bunion . Answer: hallux valgus
• priority assessment for immobile clients . Answer: ABCs (airway,
breathing, circulation)
• Traction nursing considerations . Answer: monitor pt. for pain, neuro
checks, pin sites, immobility issues, check equipment every 8-12 hours,
DO NOT touch weights without provider order, weights should hang
freely, inspect client skin every 8 hours
• Traction uses . Answer: pulls a limb that is broken or fractured in order
to hold bones together and align the limb, this decreases muscle spasms
and pain in the client
• Avascular necrosis . Answer: also known as osteonecrosis, bone death
caused by a lack of blood flow to the bone usually from a trauma or
chronic steroid therapy
• S/S visual impairment . Answer: head tilting, squinting, lack of eye
contact
• communication with clients that are visually impaired . Answer:
always knock, introduce yourself, orient pt. to surroundings, help pt.
place objects close to them in an order, remove all clutter from floors,
use normal tone of voice and clear speech
WITH SOLVED QUESTIONS AND ONE
HUNDRED PERCENT CORRECT VERIFIED
ANSWERS 2026
• Pain assessment . Answer: Provocative or Palliative (what makes it
worse/better)
Quality or Quantity (For example, is the pain sharp or dull, throbbing?)
Regian or Radiation(Location)
Severity Scale (Numeric pain intensity scale)
Timing (Onset)
Understand Patient's Perception (Activities of Daily Living assessment)
• Osteomyelitis signs and symptoms . Answer: constant pain,fever
greater than 101 degrees F, edema, erythema, warmth, elevated WBCs,
ESR, and positive for blood culture for sepsis
• osteomyelitis treatment . Answer: hyperbaric oxygen chamber, wound
debridement, bone excision, bone graft, neuro checks, amputation,
antibiotics
• osteomyelitis patient education . Answer: educate about antibiotics,
educate on watching for improvement or worsening of symptoms,
provide comfort, assistance with ADLs and therapy if needed
, • medical term for bunion . Answer: hallux valgus
• priority assessment for immobile clients . Answer: ABCs (airway,
breathing, circulation)
• Traction nursing considerations . Answer: monitor pt. for pain, neuro
checks, pin sites, immobility issues, check equipment every 8-12 hours,
DO NOT touch weights without provider order, weights should hang
freely, inspect client skin every 8 hours
• Traction uses . Answer: pulls a limb that is broken or fractured in order
to hold bones together and align the limb, this decreases muscle spasms
and pain in the client
• Avascular necrosis . Answer: also known as osteonecrosis, bone death
caused by a lack of blood flow to the bone usually from a trauma or
chronic steroid therapy
• S/S visual impairment . Answer: head tilting, squinting, lack of eye
contact
• communication with clients that are visually impaired . Answer:
always knock, introduce yourself, orient pt. to surroundings, help pt.
place objects close to them in an order, remove all clutter from floors,
use normal tone of voice and clear speech
