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NUR 110 · Foundations and Health Promotion

Exam 4 Practice Exam

190 questions · fluid, electrolytes, acid–base, IV therapy and urinary elimination · about two and a half hours

A full-length mock, companion to the NUR 110 Exam 4 Study Guide. Sit it in one pass, under time, without the guide open, then read every rationale, including the ones you got right.

Coverage. Weeks 9 to 11. Chapter 41: where body water lives and how it moves, fluid-volume imbalances, the seven electrolytes, acid–base, IV therapy and blood. Chapter 38: how urine is made and tested, and urinary problems and nursing care, catheters included. Parts 1 to 7 of the NUR 110 Exam 4 Study Guide, in that order.

Two halves. The first 54 questions are the core bank: definitions, ranges, rules and classifications, one part after another. The last 136 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 singled out is weighted heaviest here, and every item on it is starred: the instructor's exam worksheet (electrolyte ranges and jobs, fluid movement, organ roles, and the IV questions: sites, solutions, complications, blood, IV potassium and central lines), the electrolyte-imbalance worksheet, the wet/dry stick figure, what the Chapter 41 deck marks or asks, the Chapter 38 deck's five review questions, and the skills-lab outline's catheter testing line.

About the starred items. A star means the instructor singled the point out in one of those places. Worksheet and deck questions are not reproduced; these are original items testing the same distinction in a different scenario. The Chapter 38 deck is worked in; the instructor's Chapter 41 lecture slides had not been posted when these papers were written, and they will be updated from them.

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 4 Study Guide. Nothing is saved when you close the page.

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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.

Practice questions written for personal study use, keyed to the NUR 110 Exam 4 Study Guide and its sources: the instructor's exam worksheet, electrolyte-imbalance worksheet and fluid-balance stick figure, the posted Chapter 41 and Chapter 38 decks, the course lecture, topical and skills-lab outlines, ATI Engage Fundamentals and Skills Modules, and Taylor, Lynn & Bartlett, Fundamentals of Nursing: The Art and Science of Person-Centered Care, 10th ed. These are not actual CCAC exam items. They are original questions built from the course's own material; no worksheet or deck question is reproduced. Where sources disagree, the key follows the instructor's own material, then the deck, then the textbook, and the rationale says so.