WGU ADULT HEALTH NURSING QUIZ FINAL EXAM 70
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS 2026
Negative stool culture - CORRECT ANSWER A client was admitted with
enterococcal infection that was resistant to vancomycin. Which lab result would
be required to remove the client from contact precaution?
Chest X-ray, blood cultures, and CBC - CORRECT ANSWER A 66-year-old client
presents to the emergency department with a cough and fever of 101 F. The client
had a positive influenza swab 5 days ago. Understanding the most common
complications of influenza, the nurse anticipates which diagnostic tests to be
prescribed. SATA
"I will not have any more problems with grass" - CORRECT ANSWER A client
presents to the clinic with a red rash, swelling to the lips, itchy throat, and clear
nasal discharge after mowing the grass. After providing treatment, the client is
improved and ready to go home. Which statement made by the client indicates
further teaching is needed?
A 62 year old client who recently had a urinary tract infection and completed 10
days of oral antibiotics. The client now complains of abdominal pain, rated 8/10,
and watery stool. - CORRECT ANSWER The nurse arrives to the medical unit and
receives report on 4 clients. Which client would the nurse be most concerned
about?
Pneumonia - CORRECT ANSWER A nurse is caring for a 77 year old client who is
recovering from a cerebrovascular accident (CVA). The client has hemiparesis,
, expressive aphasia, and dysphagia. The client requires thickened liquids. The
nurse recognizes that the client is most at risk for ___________ due to aspiration.
60 year old client who has a positive blood culture for carbapenem resistant
Enterobacter (CRE)
80 year old female with urinary tract infection that is positive for vancomycin
resistant enterococcus
(VRE)
24 year old with diabetic foot ulcer with methicillin resistant staph. aureus (MRSA)
- CORRECT ANSWER The charge nurse on a medical surgical unit is making staff
assignments.
Understanding the principles of infection control, drag and drop the 3 patients
that can be assigned to one nurse to minimize risk of transmission.
Enoxaparin - CORRECT ANSWER Understanding potential complications of COVID-
19, which medication would be a priority for the nurse to administer?
Cerebral perfusion - CORRECT ANSWER The nurse is caring for a 17 year old who
present to the emergency department for fever, body aches, vomiting, and stiff
neck. The nurse assists the physician to obtain cerebrospinal fluid for testing.
While awaiting results, the client becomes difficult to arouse, respiratory rate is
10, and now has weakened hand grip. After analyzing the cues, which client
(patient) problem would be a priority for the nurse to further assess?
Ensure the client is in high-Fowler's position. - CORRECT ANSWER The nurse is
caring for a client admitted with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS 2026
Negative stool culture - CORRECT ANSWER A client was admitted with
enterococcal infection that was resistant to vancomycin. Which lab result would
be required to remove the client from contact precaution?
Chest X-ray, blood cultures, and CBC - CORRECT ANSWER A 66-year-old client
presents to the emergency department with a cough and fever of 101 F. The client
had a positive influenza swab 5 days ago. Understanding the most common
complications of influenza, the nurse anticipates which diagnostic tests to be
prescribed. SATA
"I will not have any more problems with grass" - CORRECT ANSWER A client
presents to the clinic with a red rash, swelling to the lips, itchy throat, and clear
nasal discharge after mowing the grass. After providing treatment, the client is
improved and ready to go home. Which statement made by the client indicates
further teaching is needed?
A 62 year old client who recently had a urinary tract infection and completed 10
days of oral antibiotics. The client now complains of abdominal pain, rated 8/10,
and watery stool. - CORRECT ANSWER The nurse arrives to the medical unit and
receives report on 4 clients. Which client would the nurse be most concerned
about?
Pneumonia - CORRECT ANSWER A nurse is caring for a 77 year old client who is
recovering from a cerebrovascular accident (CVA). The client has hemiparesis,
, expressive aphasia, and dysphagia. The client requires thickened liquids. The
nurse recognizes that the client is most at risk for ___________ due to aspiration.
60 year old client who has a positive blood culture for carbapenem resistant
Enterobacter (CRE)
80 year old female with urinary tract infection that is positive for vancomycin
resistant enterococcus
(VRE)
24 year old with diabetic foot ulcer with methicillin resistant staph. aureus (MRSA)
- CORRECT ANSWER The charge nurse on a medical surgical unit is making staff
assignments.
Understanding the principles of infection control, drag and drop the 3 patients
that can be assigned to one nurse to minimize risk of transmission.
Enoxaparin - CORRECT ANSWER Understanding potential complications of COVID-
19, which medication would be a priority for the nurse to administer?
Cerebral perfusion - CORRECT ANSWER The nurse is caring for a 17 year old who
present to the emergency department for fever, body aches, vomiting, and stiff
neck. The nurse assists the physician to obtain cerebrospinal fluid for testing.
While awaiting results, the client becomes difficult to arouse, respiratory rate is
10, and now has weakened hand grip. After analyzing the cues, which client
(patient) problem would be a priority for the nurse to further assess?
Ensure the client is in high-Fowler's position. - CORRECT ANSWER The nurse is
caring for a client admitted with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
