Nursing 155 Practice Complex Next Gen NCLEX Questi
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Nursing 155 Practice Complex Next Gen NCLEX Questions EXAM 2025 / 2026 UPDATED
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Nursing 155 Practice Complex Next Gen NCLEX Questions EXAM 2025 / 2026 UPDATED
A client with a wound healing by secondary intention asks the nurse about the appearance of the wound bed. How should the nurse accurately describe granulation tissue?
a) It is a yellowish, dry tissue that covers the w...
Nursing 155 Practice
Complex Next Gen
NCLEX Questions
EXAM
UPDATED
A client with a wound healing by secondary intention asks the nurse about the
appearance of the wound bed. How should the nurse accurately describe
granulation tissue?
a) It is a yellowish, dry tissue that covers the wound.
b) It appears as black, leathery tissue.
, c) It is beefy red tissue that fills the wound.
d) It consists of pale, waxy tissue that requires debridement. - ✔✔✔ANSWER-
Answer: c) It is beefy red tissue that fills the wound.
Explanation: Granulation tissue is characterized by its bright, beefy red appearance
and fills in the wound as a part of the healing process.
A nurse is caring for a client with a stage 4 pressure ulcer on the coccyx. The
client's wound is covered with a yellowish exudate. What does this type of wound
exudate indicate?
a) Infection and presence of pus.
b) Normal wound healing progression.
c) Excessive moisture in the wound.
d) Impaired blood supply to the wound. - ✔✔✔ANSWER-Answer: b) Normal
wound healing progression.
Explanation: Yellowish exudate is typically seen in the proliferative phase of
wound healing and indicates the presence of fibrin and other components involved
in tissue repair.
A nurse is assessing a client's pressure ulcer that shows signs of infection,
including erythema, warmth, and purulent drainage. Which intervention is the
nurse's priority in managing this wound?
a) Continuation of the current wound dressing.
b) Application of a hydrocolloid dressing.
c) Initiation of broad-spectrum antibiotics.
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