NUR 502 ADVANCED PATHO LATEST ACTUAL
EXAM VERSION 1 & 2|ALL 350 COMPLETE
FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS WITH
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CORRECT DETAILED AND VERIFIED ANSWERS|
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NUR 502
Pass the NUR 502 advanced patho exam 2025/2026 with confidence. This
exam resource features questions in areas like: patient care, med-surg,
pharmacology, and critical thinking. This study guide is perfect for ADN,
BSN, and graduate nursing students preparing for exams and clinical
practice.
During times of increasing blood volume such as in heart failure, a
compensatory renal response is:
A) afferent arteriole vasoconstriction and efferent arteriole vasodilation to
promote reabsorption of fluid.
B) release of urodilatin, which inhibits water and sodium reabsorption
thereby leading to diuresis.
C) inhibition of atrial and brain natriuretic peptides to prevent fluid
retention. D) increase in antidiuretic hormone release which promotes
diuresis. ...... ANSWER .......B
A 70-year-old woman with severe rheumatoid arthritis has difficulty with
activities of daily living such as eating and dressing herself. She also states
that she sometimes is incontinent of urine because she has trouble
, walking to the bathroom because of pain and getting her underwear off
quickly enough. The type of incontinence she is describing is:
A) gross.
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B) mixed.
C) stress.
D) functional. ...... ANSWER .......D
A mother is concerned about her 5-year-old son wetting his bed at night.
She says he has rarely had a "dry" night and during the day he does not
have accidents. What is the most likely cause of this enuresis?
A) Urine infection
B) Reduced antidiuretic hormone response
C) Normal delay in voiding control maturation
D) Detrusor overstretching from holding his urine during the daytime
...... ANSWER .......C
Which of the following is an accurate description of a flaccid bladder?
A) The bladder is generally overactive with frequency and urgency.
B) It is often the result of central nervous system disorders such as a
stroke.
C) Damage to the innervation from the bladder to the spinal cord causes
detrusor areflexia.
D) There are mainly problems with the storage of urine. ...... ANSWER
.......C
, Escherichia coli is a common organism implicated in uncomplicated
urinary tract infections because:
A) it is more virulent than other bacteria.
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B) it is around the anus, and the proximity to the urethra allows easy
access.
C) lactobacillus in the vagina promotes growth.
D) it easily spreads through the pelvic vascular system. ...... ANSWER
.......B
Which of the following diagnostic findings is present in pyelonephritis but
not in acute cystitis?
A) White blood cell casts
B) Nitrites
C) Leukocyte esterase
D) Hematuria ...... ANSWER .......A
A man has hematuria and colicky flank pain. A kidney stone is suspected.
Which diagnostic test is best to order to evaluate the stone size, location,
and hydronephrosis?
A) Kidney magnetic resonance image (MRI)
B) Ultrasound of the bladder and kidney
C) Computerized tomography (CT) scan of the abdomen and pelvis
D) X-ray of the kidneys, ureter, and bladder ...... ANSWER .......C
Stones form in the kidney as a result of:
, A) excessive dietary calcium, which increases oxalate binding.
B) increased concentration of insoluble salts in the urine.
C) increased levels of citrate and magnesium.
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D) a loss of integrity in the bladder lining causing a Hunner plaque. ......
ANSWER .......B
A mother brings in her 4-year-old daughter because she felt a "lump" on
her abdomen and she feels her daughter's belly is swollen. The mother
states her daughter is pretty healthy but has been stating that her stomach
hurts on and off. Physical exam reveals a nontender abdominal mass that
is firm and does not cross the midline. Based on this presentation, a
possible diagnosis is:
A) polycystic kidney disease.
B) dysplastic kidney.
C) nephroblastoma.
D) renal cell carcinoma. ...... ANSWER .......C
Which of the following is the most common risk factor associated with
the development of bladder cancer?
A) Chronic urinary infections
B) Excessive analgesic use
C) Obesity
D) Smoking ...... ANSWER .......D
Causes of painless, asymptomatic hematuria include:
EXAM VERSION 1 & 2|ALL 350 COMPLETE
FREQUENTLY TESTED QUESTIONS WITH
Page | 1
CORRECT DETAILED AND VERIFIED ANSWERS|
GURANTEED PASS| TOP RATED A+.
NUR 502
Pass the NUR 502 advanced patho exam 2025/2026 with confidence. This
exam resource features questions in areas like: patient care, med-surg,
pharmacology, and critical thinking. This study guide is perfect for ADN,
BSN, and graduate nursing students preparing for exams and clinical
practice.
During times of increasing blood volume such as in heart failure, a
compensatory renal response is:
A) afferent arteriole vasoconstriction and efferent arteriole vasodilation to
promote reabsorption of fluid.
B) release of urodilatin, which inhibits water and sodium reabsorption
thereby leading to diuresis.
C) inhibition of atrial and brain natriuretic peptides to prevent fluid
retention. D) increase in antidiuretic hormone release which promotes
diuresis. ...... ANSWER .......B
A 70-year-old woman with severe rheumatoid arthritis has difficulty with
activities of daily living such as eating and dressing herself. She also states
that she sometimes is incontinent of urine because she has trouble
, walking to the bathroom because of pain and getting her underwear off
quickly enough. The type of incontinence she is describing is:
A) gross.
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B) mixed.
C) stress.
D) functional. ...... ANSWER .......D
A mother is concerned about her 5-year-old son wetting his bed at night.
She says he has rarely had a "dry" night and during the day he does not
have accidents. What is the most likely cause of this enuresis?
A) Urine infection
B) Reduced antidiuretic hormone response
C) Normal delay in voiding control maturation
D) Detrusor overstretching from holding his urine during the daytime
...... ANSWER .......C
Which of the following is an accurate description of a flaccid bladder?
A) The bladder is generally overactive with frequency and urgency.
B) It is often the result of central nervous system disorders such as a
stroke.
C) Damage to the innervation from the bladder to the spinal cord causes
detrusor areflexia.
D) There are mainly problems with the storage of urine. ...... ANSWER
.......C
, Escherichia coli is a common organism implicated in uncomplicated
urinary tract infections because:
A) it is more virulent than other bacteria.
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B) it is around the anus, and the proximity to the urethra allows easy
access.
C) lactobacillus in the vagina promotes growth.
D) it easily spreads through the pelvic vascular system. ...... ANSWER
.......B
Which of the following diagnostic findings is present in pyelonephritis but
not in acute cystitis?
A) White blood cell casts
B) Nitrites
C) Leukocyte esterase
D) Hematuria ...... ANSWER .......A
A man has hematuria and colicky flank pain. A kidney stone is suspected.
Which diagnostic test is best to order to evaluate the stone size, location,
and hydronephrosis?
A) Kidney magnetic resonance image (MRI)
B) Ultrasound of the bladder and kidney
C) Computerized tomography (CT) scan of the abdomen and pelvis
D) X-ray of the kidneys, ureter, and bladder ...... ANSWER .......C
Stones form in the kidney as a result of:
, A) excessive dietary calcium, which increases oxalate binding.
B) increased concentration of insoluble salts in the urine.
C) increased levels of citrate and magnesium.
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D) a loss of integrity in the bladder lining causing a Hunner plaque. ......
ANSWER .......B
A mother brings in her 4-year-old daughter because she felt a "lump" on
her abdomen and she feels her daughter's belly is swollen. The mother
states her daughter is pretty healthy but has been stating that her stomach
hurts on and off. Physical exam reveals a nontender abdominal mass that
is firm and does not cross the midline. Based on this presentation, a
possible diagnosis is:
A) polycystic kidney disease.
B) dysplastic kidney.
C) nephroblastoma.
D) renal cell carcinoma. ...... ANSWER .......C
Which of the following is the most common risk factor associated with
the development of bladder cancer?
A) Chronic urinary infections
B) Excessive analgesic use
C) Obesity
D) Smoking ...... ANSWER .......D
Causes of painless, asymptomatic hematuria include:
