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NUR 1211C / NUR1211 FINAL EXAM MASTERY
PACK 2026 | FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING
PRACTICE | KEISER UNIVERSITY | 200+
QUESTIONS & RATIONALES | HIGH-YIELD
Table of Contents
1. **Safety & Infection Control** (Q1–Q25)
2. **Legal & Ethical Issues in Nursing** (Q26–Q40)
3. **Therapeutic Communication** (Q41–Q55)
4. **Health Assessment & Vital Signs** (Q56–Q75)
5. **Basic Care & Comfort** (Q76–Q95)
6. **Pharmacology & Medication Administration** (Q96–Q120)
7. **Fluid, Electrolyte & Acid-Base Balance** (Q121–Q140)
8. **Perioperative Nursing** (Q141–Q155)
9. **Pain Management** (Q156–Q165)
10. **Oxygenation & Respiratory Care** (Q166–Q180)
11. **Mobility & Immobility** (Q181–Q190)
12. **Nutrition & Elimination** (Q191–Q205)
13. **High-Yield NGN Case Scenarios** (Q206–Q215)
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# Section 1: Safety & Infection Control (Q1–Q25)
**Q1.** A nurse is caring for a client with *Clostridioides difficile*.
Which type of precautions should the nurse implement?
A. Contact precautions with soap and water for hand hygiene
B. Droplet precautions
C. Airborne precautions
D. Standard precautions only
**Correct Answer: A – Contact precautions with soap and water for
hand hygiene**
*Rationale: Alcohol-based hand rub does not kill C. diff spores; soap
and water are required.*
**Q2.** A client is on fall precautions. Which intervention is most
important?
A. Keep the bed in the lowest position with brakes locked
B. Raise all side rails
C. Keep the room dark at night
D. Encourage the client to wear slippery socks
**Correct Answer: A – Keep the bed in the lowest position with brakes
locked**
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*Rationale: Low bed height reduces injury risk; side rails may increase
fall risk if the client climbs over.*
**Q3.** A nurse is applying restraints to a client. Which action is
correct?
A. Tie the restraint to the bed frame (movable part)
B. Tie the restraint to the side rail
C. Remove the restraint every 2 hours for range of motion
D. Apply restraints tightly to prevent movement
**Correct Answer: C – Remove the restraint every 2 hours for range of
motion**
*Rationale: Restraints require frequent release, skin checks, and ROM
exercises.*
**Q4.** A nurse is caring for a client with tuberculosis. Which type of
precautions is required?
A. Airborne precautions (N95 mask, negative pressure room)
B. Droplet precautions
C. Contact precautions
D. Standard precautions only
**Correct Answer: A – Airborne precautions**
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*Rationale: TB spreads via small airborne particles; N95 or PAPR is
required.*
**Q5.** A nurse is preparing to insert a urinary catheter. Which
technique is required?
A. Surgical asepsis (sterile technique)
B. Medical asepsis (clean technique)
C. Hand hygiene with soap and water only
D. Double gloving
**Correct Answer: A – Surgical asepsis**
*Rationale: Indwelling catheter insertion requires sterile technique to
prevent CAUTI.*
**Q6.** A client is on isolation precautions. The nurse should place a
mask on the client when:
A. Transporting the client outside the room
B. The client is alone in the room
C. The nurse enters the room
D. The client is eating
**Correct Answer: A – Transporting the client outside the room**
NUR 1211C / NUR1211 FINAL EXAM MASTERY
PACK 2026 | FOUNDATIONS OF NURSING
PRACTICE | KEISER UNIVERSITY | 200+
QUESTIONS & RATIONALES | HIGH-YIELD
Table of Contents
1. **Safety & Infection Control** (Q1–Q25)
2. **Legal & Ethical Issues in Nursing** (Q26–Q40)
3. **Therapeutic Communication** (Q41–Q55)
4. **Health Assessment & Vital Signs** (Q56–Q75)
5. **Basic Care & Comfort** (Q76–Q95)
6. **Pharmacology & Medication Administration** (Q96–Q120)
7. **Fluid, Electrolyte & Acid-Base Balance** (Q121–Q140)
8. **Perioperative Nursing** (Q141–Q155)
9. **Pain Management** (Q156–Q165)
10. **Oxygenation & Respiratory Care** (Q166–Q180)
11. **Mobility & Immobility** (Q181–Q190)
12. **Nutrition & Elimination** (Q191–Q205)
13. **High-Yield NGN Case Scenarios** (Q206–Q215)
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# Section 1: Safety & Infection Control (Q1–Q25)
**Q1.** A nurse is caring for a client with *Clostridioides difficile*.
Which type of precautions should the nurse implement?
A. Contact precautions with soap and water for hand hygiene
B. Droplet precautions
C. Airborne precautions
D. Standard precautions only
**Correct Answer: A – Contact precautions with soap and water for
hand hygiene**
*Rationale: Alcohol-based hand rub does not kill C. diff spores; soap
and water are required.*
**Q2.** A client is on fall precautions. Which intervention is most
important?
A. Keep the bed in the lowest position with brakes locked
B. Raise all side rails
C. Keep the room dark at night
D. Encourage the client to wear slippery socks
**Correct Answer: A – Keep the bed in the lowest position with brakes
locked**
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*Rationale: Low bed height reduces injury risk; side rails may increase
fall risk if the client climbs over.*
**Q3.** A nurse is applying restraints to a client. Which action is
correct?
A. Tie the restraint to the bed frame (movable part)
B. Tie the restraint to the side rail
C. Remove the restraint every 2 hours for range of motion
D. Apply restraints tightly to prevent movement
**Correct Answer: C – Remove the restraint every 2 hours for range of
motion**
*Rationale: Restraints require frequent release, skin checks, and ROM
exercises.*
**Q4.** A nurse is caring for a client with tuberculosis. Which type of
precautions is required?
A. Airborne precautions (N95 mask, negative pressure room)
B. Droplet precautions
C. Contact precautions
D. Standard precautions only
**Correct Answer: A – Airborne precautions**
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*Rationale: TB spreads via small airborne particles; N95 or PAPR is
required.*
**Q5.** A nurse is preparing to insert a urinary catheter. Which
technique is required?
A. Surgical asepsis (sterile technique)
B. Medical asepsis (clean technique)
C. Hand hygiene with soap and water only
D. Double gloving
**Correct Answer: A – Surgical asepsis**
*Rationale: Indwelling catheter insertion requires sterile technique to
prevent CAUTI.*
**Q6.** A client is on isolation precautions. The nurse should place a
mask on the client when:
A. Transporting the client outside the room
B. The client is alone in the room
C. The nurse enters the room
D. The client is eating
**Correct Answer: A – Transporting the client outside the room**
