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When planning patient education, it is important to
remember that patients with which of the following
illnesses may find relief in complementary therapies?
A. Lupus and diabetes mellitus
B. Ulcers and hepatitis
C. Heart disease and pancreatitis
D. Chronic back pain and arthritis - ANSWER-D. Chronic
back pain and arthritis
Which of the following guidelines must a nurse use for
taking verbal or telephone orders? Select all that apply.
A. Follow the health care agency guidelines regarding
authorized staff who may receive and record verbal
telephone orders
B. Clearly identify patient's name, room number, and
diagnosis
C. Read back all orders to health care provider
D. Use clarification questions to avoid misunderstandings
E. Write "VO" (verbal order) or "TO" (telephone order),
including date and time, name of patient, and complete
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order; sign the name of the health care provider and nurse
- ANSWER-A. Follow the health care agency guidelines
regarding authorized staff who may receive and record
verbal telephone orders
B. Clearly identify patient's name, room number, and
diagnosis
C. Read back all orders to health care provider
D. Use clarification questions to avoid misunderstandings
E. Write "VO" (verbal order) or "TO" (telephone order),
including date and time, name of patient, and complete
order; sign the name of the health care provider and nurse
Meditation may intensify the effects of which of these
medications? Select all that apply.
A. Steroid medication
B. Insulin
C. Thyroid-regulating medications
D. Cough syrups
E. Antihypertensive medications - ANSWER-C. Thyroid-
regulating medications
E. Antihypertensive medications
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Which aspects of the patient's care related to the
administration of heparin can the nurse delegate to the
nursing AP? Select all that apply.
A. Notify the nurse if there are any signs of bleeding
B. Assess the vital signs for possible symptoms of
bleeding
C. Assess bleeding sites and apply appropriate pressure
to the sites
D. Notify the nurse if there is blood noted in the patient's
urine
E. Notify the nurse if there is oozing from any puncture
sites - ANSWER-A. Notify the nurse if there are any signs
of bleeding
D. Notify the nurse if there is blood noted in the patient's
urine
E. Notify the nurse if there is oozing from any puncture
sites
While in the client's room administering a medication, the
nurse receives a phone call from a provider. What is the
best course of action?
A. Finish administering the medication and then answer
the phone
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B. Finish administering the medication and document that
it was given, then excuse yourself to call the provider
C. Stop administering the medication and answer the
phone because the provider should not have to wait for
the nurse to answer
D. Give the medication while answering the phone so that
you can take care of the client and the provider -
ANSWER-B. Finish administering the medication and
document that it was given, then excuse yourself to call
the provider
A nurse is administering an oral tablet to a patient. Which
of the following steps is the second check for accuracy in
determining the patient is receiving the right medication?
A. Logging on to AMDS or unlocking medicine drawer or
cart
B. Before going to patient's room, comparing the patient's
name and name of medication on label of prepared drugs
with the MAR
C. Selecting correct medication from AMDS, unit-dose
drawer, or stock supply and comparing name of
medication on label with MAR or computer print out
D. Comparing MAR or computer printout with names of
medications on medication labels and patient name at
NSG300 Exam 3 2026|| Complete Questions And
Correct Detailed Answers||Verified Exam!!! (Verified
Answers) |Already Graded A+||Newest Exam!!!
When planning patient education, it is important to
remember that patients with which of the following
illnesses may find relief in complementary therapies?
A. Lupus and diabetes mellitus
B. Ulcers and hepatitis
C. Heart disease and pancreatitis
D. Chronic back pain and arthritis - ANSWER-D. Chronic
back pain and arthritis
Which of the following guidelines must a nurse use for
taking verbal or telephone orders? Select all that apply.
A. Follow the health care agency guidelines regarding
authorized staff who may receive and record verbal
telephone orders
B. Clearly identify patient's name, room number, and
diagnosis
C. Read back all orders to health care provider
D. Use clarification questions to avoid misunderstandings
E. Write "VO" (verbal order) or "TO" (telephone order),
including date and time, name of patient, and complete
,2|Page
order; sign the name of the health care provider and nurse
- ANSWER-A. Follow the health care agency guidelines
regarding authorized staff who may receive and record
verbal telephone orders
B. Clearly identify patient's name, room number, and
diagnosis
C. Read back all orders to health care provider
D. Use clarification questions to avoid misunderstandings
E. Write "VO" (verbal order) or "TO" (telephone order),
including date and time, name of patient, and complete
order; sign the name of the health care provider and nurse
Meditation may intensify the effects of which of these
medications? Select all that apply.
A. Steroid medication
B. Insulin
C. Thyroid-regulating medications
D. Cough syrups
E. Antihypertensive medications - ANSWER-C. Thyroid-
regulating medications
E. Antihypertensive medications
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Which aspects of the patient's care related to the
administration of heparin can the nurse delegate to the
nursing AP? Select all that apply.
A. Notify the nurse if there are any signs of bleeding
B. Assess the vital signs for possible symptoms of
bleeding
C. Assess bleeding sites and apply appropriate pressure
to the sites
D. Notify the nurse if there is blood noted in the patient's
urine
E. Notify the nurse if there is oozing from any puncture
sites - ANSWER-A. Notify the nurse if there are any signs
of bleeding
D. Notify the nurse if there is blood noted in the patient's
urine
E. Notify the nurse if there is oozing from any puncture
sites
While in the client's room administering a medication, the
nurse receives a phone call from a provider. What is the
best course of action?
A. Finish administering the medication and then answer
the phone
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B. Finish administering the medication and document that
it was given, then excuse yourself to call the provider
C. Stop administering the medication and answer the
phone because the provider should not have to wait for
the nurse to answer
D. Give the medication while answering the phone so that
you can take care of the client and the provider -
ANSWER-B. Finish administering the medication and
document that it was given, then excuse yourself to call
the provider
A nurse is administering an oral tablet to a patient. Which
of the following steps is the second check for accuracy in
determining the patient is receiving the right medication?
A. Logging on to AMDS or unlocking medicine drawer or
cart
B. Before going to patient's room, comparing the patient's
name and name of medication on label of prepared drugs
with the MAR
C. Selecting correct medication from AMDS, unit-dose
drawer, or stock supply and comparing name of
medication on label with MAR or computer print out
D. Comparing MAR or computer printout with names of
medications on medication labels and patient name at
