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NSG 300 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS| NSG 300 EXAM 1 NEW MODIFIED EXAM
2025/2026 LATEST
What is included in vehicle transmission? ---- ANSWER-----Water
-Food
-Blood
-Drugs, solutions
-Contaminated items
What is included in vector transmission? ---- ANSWER-----External mechanical transfer
(flies)
-Internal transmission (mosquitoes & ticks)
What are some psychological effects of unresolved pain? ---- ANSWER-----
Anxiety
-Depression
-Stress
-Hopelessness
-Helplessness
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,-Altered relationships
Determine the nurse's role in measuring, analyzing and reporting abnormal vital signs. (Topic
1) ---- ANSWER-----Record values on electronic or paper graphic.
-Record in nurses' notes any accompanying or precipitating symptoms.
-Document interventions initiated on the basis of VS measurement.
-Abnormal VS: write a variance note to explain, along with the nursing course of action.
-Address possible causes of abnormal VS
Define disease. (Topic 2) ---- ANSWER----An alteration of a person's body and its function
as a result of a microorganism invasion
Differentiate between acute and chronic disease. (Topic 2) ---- ANSWER-----
Acute: short duration, sudden onset, body will return to its normal functions
-Chronic: life-threatening, slow onset, lasts longer than 6 months, pain relapses/fluctuation
Review the body's response to disease, stress, and inflammatory processes.
(Topic 2) ---- ANSWER-----Change in VS & lab values
-Skin alterations
-Bx changes
-Onset of s/s
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Describe the importance of quality and safety in patient care. (Topic 2) ---- ANSWER----
Ensures that the patient is receiving the most beneficial care possible, allowing for a speedy
recovery.
Recognize the modes of transmission for common communicable diseases.
(Topic 2) ---- ANSWER----1.) Contact (direct, indirect, airborne, droplet)
2.) Vehicle (blood, water, food, contaminated items)
3.) Vector (external mechanical transfer, internal transmission)
Identify sources of infection and standard precautions for infection control when providing
client care. (Topic 2) ---- ANSWER-----Sources: reservoirs --> mucous membrane/skin,
respiratory tract, urinary tract, reproductive tract, GI tract, blood
-Standard precaution: PPE
What is the donning process for PPE? ---- ANSWER-----Hand Hygiene
-Gown
-Mask/Respirator
-Goggles/Face Shield
-Gloves
What is the doffing process for PPE? ---- ANSWER-----Gloves
-Goggles/Face Shield
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, -Gown
-Mask/Respirator
-Hand Hygiene
What are the portals of entry/exit for microorganisms? ---- ANSWER-----Skin and mucous
membrane
-Respiratory tract
-Urinary tract
-Gastrointestinal tract
-Reproductive tract
-Blood
What are some examples of reservoirs? ---- ANSWER-----Food
-Water
-Skin
What aspects go into situational awareness? ---- ANSWER----1.) Elements in the
environment
2.) Comprehension of the situation
NSG 300 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS| NSG 300 EXAM 1 NEW MODIFIED EXAM
2025/2026 LATEST
What is included in vehicle transmission? ---- ANSWER-----Water
-Food
-Blood
-Drugs, solutions
-Contaminated items
What is included in vector transmission? ---- ANSWER-----External mechanical transfer
(flies)
-Internal transmission (mosquitoes & ticks)
What are some psychological effects of unresolved pain? ---- ANSWER-----
Anxiety
-Depression
-Stress
-Hopelessness
-Helplessness
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,-Altered relationships
Determine the nurse's role in measuring, analyzing and reporting abnormal vital signs. (Topic
1) ---- ANSWER-----Record values on electronic or paper graphic.
-Record in nurses' notes any accompanying or precipitating symptoms.
-Document interventions initiated on the basis of VS measurement.
-Abnormal VS: write a variance note to explain, along with the nursing course of action.
-Address possible causes of abnormal VS
Define disease. (Topic 2) ---- ANSWER----An alteration of a person's body and its function
as a result of a microorganism invasion
Differentiate between acute and chronic disease. (Topic 2) ---- ANSWER-----
Acute: short duration, sudden onset, body will return to its normal functions
-Chronic: life-threatening, slow onset, lasts longer than 6 months, pain relapses/fluctuation
Review the body's response to disease, stress, and inflammatory processes.
(Topic 2) ---- ANSWER-----Change in VS & lab values
-Skin alterations
-Bx changes
-Onset of s/s
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Describe the importance of quality and safety in patient care. (Topic 2) ---- ANSWER----
Ensures that the patient is receiving the most beneficial care possible, allowing for a speedy
recovery.
Recognize the modes of transmission for common communicable diseases.
(Topic 2) ---- ANSWER----1.) Contact (direct, indirect, airborne, droplet)
2.) Vehicle (blood, water, food, contaminated items)
3.) Vector (external mechanical transfer, internal transmission)
Identify sources of infection and standard precautions for infection control when providing
client care. (Topic 2) ---- ANSWER-----Sources: reservoirs --> mucous membrane/skin,
respiratory tract, urinary tract, reproductive tract, GI tract, blood
-Standard precaution: PPE
What is the donning process for PPE? ---- ANSWER-----Hand Hygiene
-Gown
-Mask/Respirator
-Goggles/Face Shield
-Gloves
What is the doffing process for PPE? ---- ANSWER-----Gloves
-Goggles/Face Shield
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, -Gown
-Mask/Respirator
-Hand Hygiene
What are the portals of entry/exit for microorganisms? ---- ANSWER-----Skin and mucous
membrane
-Respiratory tract
-Urinary tract
-Gastrointestinal tract
-Reproductive tract
-Blood
What are some examples of reservoirs? ---- ANSWER-----Food
-Water
-Skin
What aspects go into situational awareness? ---- ANSWER----1.) Elements in the
environment
2.) Comprehension of the situation
