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NR 341 Final 2026 Exam Questions &
Answers (100% Verified) Latest Update This
Year, Exams of Nursing
Insulin therapy (DKA & HHS) - ...ANSWER.....Fluid replacement initiate first; monitor K+
Hourly glucose monitoring
Decrease glucose by 50 to 75 mg/dL/hr
When glucose is < 200 mg/dL, adjust infusion to maintain 150 - 200 mg/dL
- keep K+ between 4 - 5
Transitioning to subQ therapy - ...ANSWER.....Blood glucose < 200 mg/dL - Ketosis must be
resolved before transition
Two of the following criteria met (DKA):
pH > 7.30
HCO3 > 15 mEq/L
Anion gap ≤ 12 mEq/L
Insulin therapy - transitioning therapy - ...ANSWER.....Basal/bolus insulin regimen preferred
Long-acting/short- or rapid-acting insulin
Administer subQ insulin prior to d/c IV insulin
Monitor Q6-8 hours
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Determined by meal schedule, and if NPO, then Q6h
high school student comes to ed with headache, fever, and neck pain - ...ANSWER.....expect
lumbar puncture bc indicative of bacterial meningitis
Status epileptics medication - ...ANSWER.....benzodiazepines (Lorazepam (ativan) is drug of
choice)
When the first line drugs are not effective for status epileptics, given to place pt in induced coma
- ...ANSWER.....phenobarbital
Delirium nursing interventions - ...ANSWER.....quiet environment, reorient, speak slowly, dark
room, maintain consistent routine, identify threats to safety
what to monitor following electrical burns - ...ANSWER.....telemetry for 24 hours
Priority for facial burns - ...ANSWER.....airway/intubate
Patients with burns on face/neck are at risk for what? - ...ANSWER.....airway obstruction
Patient has VS showing infection on burn site - what to do? - ...ANSWER.....get burn and wound
culture
NR 341 Final 2026 Exam Questions &
Answers (100% Verified) Latest Update This
Year, Exams of Nursing
Insulin therapy (DKA & HHS) - ...ANSWER.....Fluid replacement initiate first; monitor K+
Hourly glucose monitoring
Decrease glucose by 50 to 75 mg/dL/hr
When glucose is < 200 mg/dL, adjust infusion to maintain 150 - 200 mg/dL
- keep K+ between 4 - 5
Transitioning to subQ therapy - ...ANSWER.....Blood glucose < 200 mg/dL - Ketosis must be
resolved before transition
Two of the following criteria met (DKA):
pH > 7.30
HCO3 > 15 mEq/L
Anion gap ≤ 12 mEq/L
Insulin therapy - transitioning therapy - ...ANSWER.....Basal/bolus insulin regimen preferred
Long-acting/short- or rapid-acting insulin
Administer subQ insulin prior to d/c IV insulin
Monitor Q6-8 hours
, 2|Page
Determined by meal schedule, and if NPO, then Q6h
high school student comes to ed with headache, fever, and neck pain - ...ANSWER.....expect
lumbar puncture bc indicative of bacterial meningitis
Status epileptics medication - ...ANSWER.....benzodiazepines (Lorazepam (ativan) is drug of
choice)
When the first line drugs are not effective for status epileptics, given to place pt in induced coma
- ...ANSWER.....phenobarbital
Delirium nursing interventions - ...ANSWER.....quiet environment, reorient, speak slowly, dark
room, maintain consistent routine, identify threats to safety
what to monitor following electrical burns - ...ANSWER.....telemetry for 24 hours
Priority for facial burns - ...ANSWER.....airway/intubate
Patients with burns on face/neck are at risk for what? - ...ANSWER.....airway obstruction
Patient has VS showing infection on burn site - what to do? - ...ANSWER.....get burn and wound
culture
