RNSG 1538 ACTUAL TEST PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
COMPLETE ANSWERS BUNDLE
●● clinical manifestations of Austim in infants.
Answer: not babbling by 12 months
not pointing or using gestures by 12 months
no single words by 16 months
no two word utterances by 24 months
losing language or social skills at any age
●● medical management of menopause.
Answer: hormone therapy (estrogen and progesterone)
maintain bone health
maintain cardiovascular health
decrease fat and caloric intake and increase whole grains, fibers, fruit
and vegetables
●● Risks of HRT.
Answer: increased risk of DVT and PE
●● age related changes in gastrointestinal system.
, Answer: Decreased saliva
Food intolerances
Atrophy of taste buds
Difficulty chewing
Malabsorption
●● nursing care during seizure.
Answer: Stay w/pt, don't restrain, protect from injury (move nearby
objects), loosen tight clothing, turn to side when able to prevent
occlusion of airway or aspiration, suction if need, monitor V/S, assist
breathing, observe & document symptom progress
●● nursing care after a seizure.
Answer: keep pt on side.
calm pt due to confusion.
close observation/VS/neuro checks q15min.
place oxygen.
protect pt.
rest.
seizure precautions.
determine trigger.
takes a lot of calories so pt will want to sleep
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
COMPLETE ANSWERS BUNDLE
●● clinical manifestations of Austim in infants.
Answer: not babbling by 12 months
not pointing or using gestures by 12 months
no single words by 16 months
no two word utterances by 24 months
losing language or social skills at any age
●● medical management of menopause.
Answer: hormone therapy (estrogen and progesterone)
maintain bone health
maintain cardiovascular health
decrease fat and caloric intake and increase whole grains, fibers, fruit
and vegetables
●● Risks of HRT.
Answer: increased risk of DVT and PE
●● age related changes in gastrointestinal system.
, Answer: Decreased saliva
Food intolerances
Atrophy of taste buds
Difficulty chewing
Malabsorption
●● nursing care during seizure.
Answer: Stay w/pt, don't restrain, protect from injury (move nearby
objects), loosen tight clothing, turn to side when able to prevent
occlusion of airway or aspiration, suction if need, monitor V/S, assist
breathing, observe & document symptom progress
●● nursing care after a seizure.
Answer: keep pt on side.
calm pt due to confusion.
close observation/VS/neuro checks q15min.
place oxygen.
protect pt.
rest.
seizure precautions.
determine trigger.
takes a lot of calories so pt will want to sleep
