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NSG 300 EXAM 2 VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS 100 PERCENT VERIFIED
GUARANTEED PASS UPDATED 2026 2027
EDITION HIGH YIELD STUDY GUIDE ACTUAL
UPDATED PRACTICE QUESTIONS EXAM
PREPARATION GRADED A+ SUCCESS REVIEW
BRAND NEW VERSION
The nurse is caring for a patient who exhibits slow movements associated with Parkinson's
disease. Which type of urinary incontinence would the nurse assess for in this patient? -
CORECT ANSWER=Functional incontinence
*Functional incontinence is a loss of continence with a cause outside the urinary tract,
usually related to functional deficits such as altered mobility and manual dexterity.
Parkinson's disease alters a patient's mobility, which can result in functional incontinence.
The nurse is preparing to administer erythropoietin to a patient who presents with a
deficiency. The nurse knows that the patient needs this medication because of dysfunction
in which organ? - CORECT ANSWER=Kidney
*kidneys produce erythropoietin. Patients with chronic renal failure require exogenous
erythropoietin supplementation for red blood cell production.
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The use of diagnostic reasoning involves a rigorous approach to clinical practice and
demonstrates that critical thinking cannot be done ________ - CORECT
ANSWER=haphazardly
Jackson-Pratt drain - CORECT ANSWER=hollow bulb-like device used to collect
drainage; needs gentle-negative suction (squeeze before you tighten the cap)
what is the purpose of the nursing process - CORECT ANSWER=to dx and tx human
responses to actual or potential health problems.
nursing interventions for the prevention of pressure ulcers - CORECT ANSWER=-
skin care and management of incontinence
-mechanical loading and support devices
-education
-reposition pt every 2 hrs
-apply barrier cream
what do the WOCN guidelines recommend - CORECT ANSWER=a 30 degree lateral
position to prevent positioning over bony prominences
wound management - CORECT ANSWER=Debridement: mechanical, autolytic,
chemical, sharp/surgical Education
Nutritional status
Protein status
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Hemoglobin
debridement - CORECT ANSWER=removal of foreign material and dead or
damaged tissue from a wound
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autolytic debridement - CORECT ANSWER=uses synthetic dressings over a wound
to allow the eschar to be self-digested by the action of enzymes that are present in wound
fluids.
chemical debridement - CORECT ANSWER=may use topical enzymes to induce
changes in the substrate resulting in the breakdown of necrotic tissue. (Dakin's CORECT
ANSWER)
surgical debridement - CORECT ANSWER=Removal of devitalized tissue by using a
scalpel, scissors, or other sharp instrument
when is nutritional assessment recommended? By who? - CORECT
ANSWER=within 24 hours of admission by TJC
benefits of bandages and binders - CORECT ANSWER=keeps everything secure,
especially after a procedure. gives extra support and sense of security. helps to prevent
dehiscence
Nursing Process: Assessment - CORECT ANSWER=gather info about client's
condition
-collection: use data about pt to get collection
-interpretation: interpret data to see if abnormal findings are present (cues and inferences)
-validation: compare data with another source to determine accuracy
NSG 300 EXAM 2 VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS 100 PERCENT VERIFIED
GUARANTEED PASS UPDATED 2026 2027
EDITION HIGH YIELD STUDY GUIDE ACTUAL
UPDATED PRACTICE QUESTIONS EXAM
PREPARATION GRADED A+ SUCCESS REVIEW
BRAND NEW VERSION
The nurse is caring for a patient who exhibits slow movements associated with Parkinson's
disease. Which type of urinary incontinence would the nurse assess for in this patient? -
CORECT ANSWER=Functional incontinence
*Functional incontinence is a loss of continence with a cause outside the urinary tract,
usually related to functional deficits such as altered mobility and manual dexterity.
Parkinson's disease alters a patient's mobility, which can result in functional incontinence.
The nurse is preparing to administer erythropoietin to a patient who presents with a
deficiency. The nurse knows that the patient needs this medication because of dysfunction
in which organ? - CORECT ANSWER=Kidney
*kidneys produce erythropoietin. Patients with chronic renal failure require exogenous
erythropoietin supplementation for red blood cell production.
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The use of diagnostic reasoning involves a rigorous approach to clinical practice and
demonstrates that critical thinking cannot be done ________ - CORECT
ANSWER=haphazardly
Jackson-Pratt drain - CORECT ANSWER=hollow bulb-like device used to collect
drainage; needs gentle-negative suction (squeeze before you tighten the cap)
what is the purpose of the nursing process - CORECT ANSWER=to dx and tx human
responses to actual or potential health problems.
nursing interventions for the prevention of pressure ulcers - CORECT ANSWER=-
skin care and management of incontinence
-mechanical loading and support devices
-education
-reposition pt every 2 hrs
-apply barrier cream
what do the WOCN guidelines recommend - CORECT ANSWER=a 30 degree lateral
position to prevent positioning over bony prominences
wound management - CORECT ANSWER=Debridement: mechanical, autolytic,
chemical, sharp/surgical Education
Nutritional status
Protein status
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Hemoglobin
debridement - CORECT ANSWER=removal of foreign material and dead or
damaged tissue from a wound
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autolytic debridement - CORECT ANSWER=uses synthetic dressings over a wound
to allow the eschar to be self-digested by the action of enzymes that are present in wound
fluids.
chemical debridement - CORECT ANSWER=may use topical enzymes to induce
changes in the substrate resulting in the breakdown of necrotic tissue. (Dakin's CORECT
ANSWER)
surgical debridement - CORECT ANSWER=Removal of devitalized tissue by using a
scalpel, scissors, or other sharp instrument
when is nutritional assessment recommended? By who? - CORECT
ANSWER=within 24 hours of admission by TJC
benefits of bandages and binders - CORECT ANSWER=keeps everything secure,
especially after a procedure. gives extra support and sense of security. helps to prevent
dehiscence
Nursing Process: Assessment - CORECT ANSWER=gather info about client's
condition
-collection: use data about pt to get collection
-interpretation: interpret data to see if abnormal findings are present (cues and inferences)
-validation: compare data with another source to determine accuracy
