NUR 2214C EXAM 2 LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL EXAM 75 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (ALL ANSWERS ARE CORRECT) |ALREADY GRADED A+

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NUR 2214C EXAM 2 LATEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL

EXAM 75 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED

ANSWERS (ALL ANSWERS ARE CORRECT)

|ALREADY GRADED A+

After teaching the wife of a client who has Parkinson disease, the nurse

assesses the wife’s understanding. Which statement by the client’s wife

indicates she correctly understands changes associated with this

disease?

Answer

s:

a.

“This disease is associated with anxiety causing increased

perspiration.”

b.

“He should not socialize outside of the house due to

uncontrollable drooling.”

c.

“He may have trouble chewing, so I will offer bite-sized

portions.”

d.

“His masklike face makes it difficult to communicate, so I will

use a white board.”

• Question 2

A client with fibromyalgia is in the hospital for an unrelated issue. The

client reports that sleep, which is always difficult, is even harder now.

What actions by the nurse are most appropriate? (Select all that apply.)

Answer

s:

a.

Assess the client’s usual bedtime

routine.

b.

Offer a massage or warm shower at

night.

c.

Allow the client uninterrupted rest

time.

d.

Limit environmental noise as much as

possible.

e.

Request an order for a strong sleeping pill.

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• Question 3

Seventy-two hours after cardiac surgery, a young child has a temperature

of 37.7 C (101 F). The nurse should:

Answer

s:

a.

Keep the child warm with blankets.

b.

Report findings to physician.

c.

Apply a hypothermia blanket.

d.

Record the temperature on nurses’

notes.

• Question 4

A client has been diagnosed with fibromyalgia syndrome but does not

want to take the prescribed medications. What nonpharmacologic

measures can the nurse suggest to help manage this condition? (Select all

that apply.)

Answer

s:

a.

Supplements

b.

Tai chi

c.

Acupuncture

d.

Stretching

e.

Vigorous

aerobics

• Question 5

The nurse assessing a premature newborn infant auscultates a

continuous machinery-like murmur. This finding is associated with which

congenital heart defect?

Answer

s:

a.

Pulmonary stenosis

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b.

Coarctation of the

aorta

c.

Ventricular septal

defect

d.

Patent ductus

arteriosus

• Question 6

You have an order to infuse ondansetron (Zofran) 4 mg diluted in 5 ml 0.9%

sodium chloride solution over 5 minutes using a syringe pump. What will the

rate be?

• Question 7

A nurse is caring for four clients in the neurologic intensive care unit.

After receiving the hand-off report, which client should the nurse see

first?

Answer

s:

a.

Client with a moderate brain injury who is amnesic for the

event

b.

Client who is requesting pain medication for a headache

c.

Client with a Glasgow Coma Scale score that was 10

and is now is 8

d.

Client with a Glasgow Coma Scale score that was 9 and is

now is 12

• Question 8

Parents of a 3-year-old child with congenital heart disease are afraid to let

their child play with other children because of possible overexertion. The

nurse’s reply should be based on knowing that:

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Answer

s:

a.

Constant parental supervision is needed to avoid

overexertion.

b.

The child needs to understand that peers’ activities are

too strenuous.

c.

Parents can meet all the child’s needs.

d.

The child needs opportunities to play with peers.

• Question 9

A nurse delegates care for a client with Parkinson disease to an

unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP). Which statement should the nurse

include when delegating this client’s care?

Answer

s:

a.

“Allow the client to be as independent as possible with

activities.”

b.

“Assess the client’s ability to eat and swallow before each

meal.”

c.

“Assist the client with frequent and meticulous oral care.”

d.

“Schedule appointments early in the morning to ensure rest in

the afternoon.”

• Question 10

A patient who has been in the hospital for several weeks is about to be

discharged. The patient is weak from the hospitalization and asks the

nurse to explain why this is happening. The nurse's best response is "You

are weak because

Answer

s:

a.

of your medications. This is known as drug induced

weakness."