HONDROS NURSING 185 EXAM 2
COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIO
◉ The ____________ is a simple screening tool that only takes 3 minutes
to administer. The tool can be used to detect cognitive impairment
quickly, both during routine visits and hospitalizations.
Answer: Mini-Cog
◉ The ____________ takes approximately 10 minutes to administer, and
can be used in a variety of settings, from primary care to acute care.
Answer: Montreal Cognitive Assessment
◉ What are the nursing interventions for wounds?.
Answer: Assessing the size and depth of the ulcer, the amount and
color of any exudation, and if there is a presence of pain and odor.
◉ Full thickness tissue loss with exposed muscle and bone..
Answer: Stage IV
◉ Open lesion with subcutaneous tissue exposed..
Answer: Stage III
, ◉ Intact skin with non-blanchable redness..
Answer: Stage I
◉ Partial thickness loss with serous drainage..
Answer: Stage II
◉ Patients at increased risk for skin break down are....
Answer: The chronically ill, elderly, obese, disabled, incontinent,
those with poor nutrition, and those with circulatory impairment.
◉ Nursing interventions to reduce pressure ulcers are....
Answer: Reposition at least every 2 hours in bed and every 1 hour in
a chair. Moisture management, Nutrition management, friction and
shear management, protect bony prominence, and use low-air loss
bed.
◉ If a patient receives a score of >18 on the Braden Scale, they are....
Answer: A little to no risk for skin break down
◉ If a patient receives a score of 15-18 on the Braden Scale, they
are....
Answer: At risk for skin break down
COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION 2026 FULL
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIO
◉ The ____________ is a simple screening tool that only takes 3 minutes
to administer. The tool can be used to detect cognitive impairment
quickly, both during routine visits and hospitalizations.
Answer: Mini-Cog
◉ The ____________ takes approximately 10 minutes to administer, and
can be used in a variety of settings, from primary care to acute care.
Answer: Montreal Cognitive Assessment
◉ What are the nursing interventions for wounds?.
Answer: Assessing the size and depth of the ulcer, the amount and
color of any exudation, and if there is a presence of pain and odor.
◉ Full thickness tissue loss with exposed muscle and bone..
Answer: Stage IV
◉ Open lesion with subcutaneous tissue exposed..
Answer: Stage III
, ◉ Intact skin with non-blanchable redness..
Answer: Stage I
◉ Partial thickness loss with serous drainage..
Answer: Stage II
◉ Patients at increased risk for skin break down are....
Answer: The chronically ill, elderly, obese, disabled, incontinent,
those with poor nutrition, and those with circulatory impairment.
◉ Nursing interventions to reduce pressure ulcers are....
Answer: Reposition at least every 2 hours in bed and every 1 hour in
a chair. Moisture management, Nutrition management, friction and
shear management, protect bony prominence, and use low-air loss
bed.
◉ If a patient receives a score of >18 on the Braden Scale, they are....
Answer: A little to no risk for skin break down
◉ If a patient receives a score of 15-18 on the Braden Scale, they
are....
Answer: At risk for skin break down
