Exam 3 Practice Quiz
A confidence check, companion to the NUR 110 Exam 3 Study Guide. Shorter than the practice exam and weighted toward the points the instructor named and the distinctions that decide items.
Coverage. Weeks 7 and 8. The nursing process: ADPIE, clinical judgment and assessing (Ch 13–15);
diagnosis, problem statements and priorities (Ch 16); planning, implementing, evaluating and documenting
(Ch 17–20). Then oxygenation and perfusion (Ch 40), split into how it works and fails, and nursing care.
Chapter 41, fluid, electrolyte and acid–base, is not here; it belongs to the next exam.
Two halves. The first 26 questions are the core bank: definitions, counts, rules and
classifications, one part after another. The last 63 are scenario and edge-case items, the shape that
decides grades: rank two abnormal findings, the same number meaning opposite things, does X actually cause
Y, the vague instruction against the specific one, the classification that sounds like one bucket and
belongs in another, what you do first, the reasoning that is usually right and is wrong here, and two
classifications applied at once.
What the instructor emphasized in class is weighted heaviest here, and every item
on it is starred: ABCDE for a patient with several problems; ADPIE; problem
statements, where an actual problem has “related to” and “as evidenced by” and a
potential problem has the statement and “related to”; SMART goals that are specific to the
patient; short-term goals by the end of the shift and long-term goals by discharge; and
reassessing when a goal is not met or cannot be met.
About the starred items. A star means the instructor singled the point out: said in class, written in
red or with an asterisk on a slide, or set as a question or drill in a deck. The deck questions themselves
are not reproduced. These are original items testing the same distinction in a different scenario.
How it works. Pick an answer and the rationale appears immediately. Select-all questions need a
Check click. Ordering questions are answered by clicking the steps in sequence, with an
Undo last if you mis-click. Every question is tagged with its part and its topic, and the summary
tells you which topics to re-read in the NUR 110 Exam 3 Study Guide. Nothing is saved when you close
the page.
Printing? The printout mirrors what is on screen — print now for a blank practice test, or click Reveal all answers first to print a full answer key with rationales.