NUR 125 Fundamentals of Nursing Latest 2026 Final Exam
Questions with Verified Answers (GUARANTEED PASS)
Nursing Strategies for Stress Management - VERIFIED ANSWER - Teaching
relaxation techniques, promoting coping skills, providing support, reducing
environmental stressors.
Health Promotion Related to Stress - VERIFIED ANSWER - Encouraging exercise,
adequate sleep, social support, and healthy lifestyle choices.
When should you flush an IV with normal saline? - VERIFIED ANSWER - Every 8
hours to ensure patency
7 primary nursing values in Code of Ethics for Registered Nurses - VERIFIED
ANSWER - 1. Ethical care 2. Health and wellbeing 3. Informed decision-making 4.
Dignity 5. Privacy/Confidentiality 6. Justice 7. Accountability
4 general aspects of Health Assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Professional
Nursing 2. Health Care Participants 3. Health and Illness 4. Health Care contexts
Definition of Health Assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - collection of subjective and
objective data to develop a database about a patient's health
,4 parts of Health Assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - General Survey + Initial Data +
Health History + Physical Examination
Definition of the nursing process - VERIFIED ANSWER - Systematic problem solving
approach to identifying and treating human responses to actual or potential health
conditions
5 phases of the nursing process - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Assessment 2. Diagnosis
3. Outcome Identification/Planning 4.Implementation 5. Evaluation
3 types of Health Assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Emergency 2. Focused 3.
Comprehensive
The ABCD's of emergency assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - A - Airway B -
Breathing(rate and depth, use of accessory muscles) C - Circulation(pulse rate
and rhythm, skin colour) D - Disability (level of consciousness, pupils, movement)
3 major frameworks of health assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Functional(what
the patient can do, sleep, cognition,relationships) 2. Head to Toe 3. Body Systems
Which two meds are administered to newborn - VERIFIED ANSWER - Vitamin K
Erythromycin
,How much folic acid is encouraged during pregnancy? - VERIFIED ANSWER - 400-
800 mcg/day
What weeks of the pregnancy include your birth month - VERIFIED ANSWER - 38-42
weeks
3 types of prevention - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Primary Prevention 2. Secondary
Prevention 3. Tertiary Prevention
Primary Prevention - VERIFIED ANSWER - aimed at preventing health concerns. ex :
immunizations, health teachings
Secondary Prevention : early diagnosis of health issues. ex : Pap smears, BP
screening - VERIFIED ANSWER -
Tertiary Prevention : preventing further complications of an existing disease. ex :
diet for diabetics, inhaler teaching for people with asthma - VERIFIED ANSWER -
Therapeutic communication - VERIFIED ANSWER - basic tool of communication
used when talking to patients
Caring - VERIFIED ANSWER - nurse's empathy for and connection with the patient
, Primary data source - VERIFIED ANSWER - what the patient tells you themself
Secondary data source - VERIFIED ANSWER - what the patient's family or friends
say
General Survey - VERIFIED ANSWER - begins first time you see the patient. Notes
physical appearance, body structure, mobility and behaviour
Aspects of Behaviour - VERIFIED ANSWER - Level of consciouness (LOC), facial
expression, speech
Aspects of Physical Appearance - VERIFIED ANSWER - Breathing, hygiene and
dress, skin colour, lesions, body structure and development
Mobility - VERIFIED ANSWER - Posture, Range of Motion(ROM), Gait, position of
comfort
3 things to concentrate on for LOC - VERIFIED ANSWER - Person, Place, Time
Assessment of LOC - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Spontaneous (observe) 2. Usual Voice
(state patient's name and ask them to open their eyes) 3. Loud voice(repeat what
you said in louder voice) 4. Tactile (touch patient's arm or shoulder) 5. Pressure
Questions with Verified Answers (GUARANTEED PASS)
Nursing Strategies for Stress Management - VERIFIED ANSWER - Teaching
relaxation techniques, promoting coping skills, providing support, reducing
environmental stressors.
Health Promotion Related to Stress - VERIFIED ANSWER - Encouraging exercise,
adequate sleep, social support, and healthy lifestyle choices.
When should you flush an IV with normal saline? - VERIFIED ANSWER - Every 8
hours to ensure patency
7 primary nursing values in Code of Ethics for Registered Nurses - VERIFIED
ANSWER - 1. Ethical care 2. Health and wellbeing 3. Informed decision-making 4.
Dignity 5. Privacy/Confidentiality 6. Justice 7. Accountability
4 general aspects of Health Assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Professional
Nursing 2. Health Care Participants 3. Health and Illness 4. Health Care contexts
Definition of Health Assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - collection of subjective and
objective data to develop a database about a patient's health
,4 parts of Health Assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - General Survey + Initial Data +
Health History + Physical Examination
Definition of the nursing process - VERIFIED ANSWER - Systematic problem solving
approach to identifying and treating human responses to actual or potential health
conditions
5 phases of the nursing process - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Assessment 2. Diagnosis
3. Outcome Identification/Planning 4.Implementation 5. Evaluation
3 types of Health Assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Emergency 2. Focused 3.
Comprehensive
The ABCD's of emergency assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - A - Airway B -
Breathing(rate and depth, use of accessory muscles) C - Circulation(pulse rate
and rhythm, skin colour) D - Disability (level of consciousness, pupils, movement)
3 major frameworks of health assessment - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Functional(what
the patient can do, sleep, cognition,relationships) 2. Head to Toe 3. Body Systems
Which two meds are administered to newborn - VERIFIED ANSWER - Vitamin K
Erythromycin
,How much folic acid is encouraged during pregnancy? - VERIFIED ANSWER - 400-
800 mcg/day
What weeks of the pregnancy include your birth month - VERIFIED ANSWER - 38-42
weeks
3 types of prevention - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Primary Prevention 2. Secondary
Prevention 3. Tertiary Prevention
Primary Prevention - VERIFIED ANSWER - aimed at preventing health concerns. ex :
immunizations, health teachings
Secondary Prevention : early diagnosis of health issues. ex : Pap smears, BP
screening - VERIFIED ANSWER -
Tertiary Prevention : preventing further complications of an existing disease. ex :
diet for diabetics, inhaler teaching for people with asthma - VERIFIED ANSWER -
Therapeutic communication - VERIFIED ANSWER - basic tool of communication
used when talking to patients
Caring - VERIFIED ANSWER - nurse's empathy for and connection with the patient
, Primary data source - VERIFIED ANSWER - what the patient tells you themself
Secondary data source - VERIFIED ANSWER - what the patient's family or friends
say
General Survey - VERIFIED ANSWER - begins first time you see the patient. Notes
physical appearance, body structure, mobility and behaviour
Aspects of Behaviour - VERIFIED ANSWER - Level of consciouness (LOC), facial
expression, speech
Aspects of Physical Appearance - VERIFIED ANSWER - Breathing, hygiene and
dress, skin colour, lesions, body structure and development
Mobility - VERIFIED ANSWER - Posture, Range of Motion(ROM), Gait, position of
comfort
3 things to concentrate on for LOC - VERIFIED ANSWER - Person, Place, Time
Assessment of LOC - VERIFIED ANSWER - 1. Spontaneous (observe) 2. Usual Voice
(state patient's name and ask them to open their eyes) 3. Loud voice(repeat what
you said in louder voice) 4. Tactile (touch patient's arm or shoulder) 5. Pressure
