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NSG 3100 EXAM 2 GALEN
COLLEGE NEWEST 2025 ACTUAL
EXAM COMPLETE 100 QU ESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED AN SWERS)
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Question: the nurse is measuring blood pressure as a part
of community health fair. which blood pressure reading would cause the nurse to refer the patient for follow-up regarding hypertension?a- 108/70 b- 116/78 c- 128/80 d- 138/88
CORRECT ANSWER: d
Question: the nurse is admitting a stable patient for a
minor outpatient procedure. what site would the nurse most commonly use to assess pulse rate?
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a- radial site b- apical site c- brachial site d- carotid site
CORRECT ANSWER: a
Question: the UAP reports vital signs for a patient to the
nurse: temp of 99.2 oral, pulse of 88bpm and regular
respirations of 18bpm, BP 178/112mmHg, O2 sat of 96%.which vital sign should the nurse be most concerned about?a- temp b- pulse c- respiration d- BP
CORRECT ANSWER: d
Question: Heat generates energy for cellular functions.
CORRECT ANSWER: a
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Question: Hormones, such as the thyroid, decrease
metabolism and heat production.
CORRECT ANSWER: b
Question: Exercise decreases heat production through
muscular activity.
CORRECT ANSWER: c
Question: Body temperature is 1º to 2º higher in the
morning than in late afternoon.
CORRECT ANSWER: d
Question: Expected temperature readings vary by the
route selected for measurement.
CORRECT ANSWER: e
Question: Women tend to have more fluctuations in
temperature than do men.
CORRECT ANSWER: f
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CORRECT ANSWER: a, d, e
Question: the nurse is performing an initial assessment of
a patient with a severe infection at hospital admission.vital signs for the patient indicate hypotension and tachycardia. which data would support this evaluation?a- pulse 78, BP 140/88 b- pulse 86, BP 120/76 c- pulse 100, BP 118/68 d- pulse 114, BP 88/56
CORRECT ANSWER: d
Question: The nurse places a patient with a high fever on
a cooling blanket. How is heat loss achieved with this treatment?
- Radiation
- Convection
- Conduction
- Evaporation