EAQ FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING PRACTICE QUESTIONS
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Which is appropriate for the nurse to include in the education of the
ethical principal of nonmaleficence to a group of nursing students?
a. Treat all clients equitably and fairly.
b. Act in ways to prevent harm to clients.
c. Tell the client the truth about their health.
d. Help the clients make informed choices. - CORRECT ANSWER-b.
Act in ways to prevent harm to clients.
Nonmaleficence means to act in ways that prevent client harm or even
the risk of harm. Telling the truth to clients about their health refers to
veracity. Helping clients make informed choices promotes autonomy.
Justice involves treating all clients equitably and fairly.
Which activity places a client at risk for hyperthermia? a.
Snowmobiling
b. Skiing in the winter
c. Hiking Alaskan mountains
d. Performing strenuous activity in high humidity - CORRECT
ANSWER-d. Performing strenuous activity in high humidity
,When a client performs strenuous activity in high humidity, it reduces
heat loss from the body and results in hyperthermia. Activities such as
snowmobiling, skiing, and hiking in cold weather may cause hypothermia
because they occur in cold temperatures and may lower the body
temperature.
The nurse finds the orders from the primary health care provider
inappropriate. Clarification from the health care provider does not
resolve the nurse's doubts. Whom would the nurse contact and inform
next? a. Risk manager
b. Nursing student
c. Supervising nurse
d. Nurse administrator - CORRECT ANSWER-c. Supervising nurse
The nurse would go to the supervising nurse or follow the established
chain of command if he or she finds any discrepancies in the primary
health care provider's orders. All nurses must act as risk managers,
depending upon the situation. The nurse in question would follow the
established chain of command to address his or her doubts. A nursing
student is still a novice and is too inexperienced to handle such matters.
The nurse administrator manages client care and the delivery of specific
nursing services within a health care agency; the nurse administrator is
not the appropriate person to ask for help in solving the problem at hand.
Which organization has a publication that includes the objective, "Aiming
to develop a system to identify clients who are lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, and queer/questioning (LGBTQ)"?
a. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (USDHHS)
b. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
c. The Joint Commission (TJC)
d. The World Professional Association for Transgender Health
,(WPATH) - CORRECT ANSWER-a. U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services (USDHHS)
Developing a system to identify clients who are LGBTQ is a goal stated
in the USDHHS's Healthy People 2020. The CDC's publications have
goals that differ from this one. TJC's field guide lists recommendations
for health care agencies for designing a safe environment for LGBT
client care. WPATH summarizes core principles that nurses and other
health care providers should follow when caring for transgender clients.
Which explanation regarding the term "just culture" is accurate?
a. Agreement to keep promises
b. Taking positive actions to help others
c. Ability to answer for one's actions
d. Promoting open discussion whenever error occurs without fear of
recrimination - CORRECT ANSWER-d. Promoting open discussion
whenever error occurs without fear of recrimination
The term just culture refers to the promotion of open discussion
whenever errors occur without fear of recrimination. Fidelity refers to the
agreement to keep promises. Beneficence refers to taking positive
actions to help others. Accountability refers to the ability to answer for
one's actions.
The nurse asks an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) to provide an
ice pack to a client. Which nursing function does this represent?
a. Delegation
b. Implementation
c. Case management
d. Interprofessional teamwork - CORRECT ANSWER-a. Delegation
, Delegation is the assignment of a nursing task to someone else who is
able or qualified to perform the task. Implementation is a part of the
nursing process where the nurse carries out the care plan for a client.
Case management is the collaborative effort of care planning and
advocacy to make sure that a client's and family's needs are met. The
interprofessional team is made up of professionals from several different
disciplines who work together in the provision of care to the client.
Which definition of assault would the nurse include in teaching a group
of parents about child abuse?
a. Threat to do bodily harm to another person
b. An unintentional act committed by one person against another
person
c. A legal wrong committed against the public that is punishable by
federal law
d. The application of force to another person without lawful
justification - CORRECT ANSWER-a. Threat to do bodily harm to
another person
Assault is a threat or an attempt to do violence to another. Assault
implies harm to persons rather than property. A legal wrong committed
against the public that is punishable by federal law is too broad to
describe assault. Application of force to another person without lawful
justification is the definition of battery. Assault is not defined as an
unintentional act committed by one person against another.
Which is an example of private indemnity health insurance? a.
Medicare
b. Medicaid
c. Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
d. State Children's Health Insurance Program - CORRECT
ANSWER-c. Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
AND ANSWERS WELL GRADED NEW 2025 2026 UPDATE
COMPLETE MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS FULLY GRADED A PLUS EXAM READY
GUARANTEED PASS
Which is appropriate for the nurse to include in the education of the
ethical principal of nonmaleficence to a group of nursing students?
a. Treat all clients equitably and fairly.
b. Act in ways to prevent harm to clients.
c. Tell the client the truth about their health.
d. Help the clients make informed choices. - CORRECT ANSWER-b.
Act in ways to prevent harm to clients.
Nonmaleficence means to act in ways that prevent client harm or even
the risk of harm. Telling the truth to clients about their health refers to
veracity. Helping clients make informed choices promotes autonomy.
Justice involves treating all clients equitably and fairly.
Which activity places a client at risk for hyperthermia? a.
Snowmobiling
b. Skiing in the winter
c. Hiking Alaskan mountains
d. Performing strenuous activity in high humidity - CORRECT
ANSWER-d. Performing strenuous activity in high humidity
,When a client performs strenuous activity in high humidity, it reduces
heat loss from the body and results in hyperthermia. Activities such as
snowmobiling, skiing, and hiking in cold weather may cause hypothermia
because they occur in cold temperatures and may lower the body
temperature.
The nurse finds the orders from the primary health care provider
inappropriate. Clarification from the health care provider does not
resolve the nurse's doubts. Whom would the nurse contact and inform
next? a. Risk manager
b. Nursing student
c. Supervising nurse
d. Nurse administrator - CORRECT ANSWER-c. Supervising nurse
The nurse would go to the supervising nurse or follow the established
chain of command if he or she finds any discrepancies in the primary
health care provider's orders. All nurses must act as risk managers,
depending upon the situation. The nurse in question would follow the
established chain of command to address his or her doubts. A nursing
student is still a novice and is too inexperienced to handle such matters.
The nurse administrator manages client care and the delivery of specific
nursing services within a health care agency; the nurse administrator is
not the appropriate person to ask for help in solving the problem at hand.
Which organization has a publication that includes the objective, "Aiming
to develop a system to identify clients who are lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, and queer/questioning (LGBTQ)"?
a. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (USDHHS)
b. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
c. The Joint Commission (TJC)
d. The World Professional Association for Transgender Health
,(WPATH) - CORRECT ANSWER-a. U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services (USDHHS)
Developing a system to identify clients who are LGBTQ is a goal stated
in the USDHHS's Healthy People 2020. The CDC's publications have
goals that differ from this one. TJC's field guide lists recommendations
for health care agencies for designing a safe environment for LGBT
client care. WPATH summarizes core principles that nurses and other
health care providers should follow when caring for transgender clients.
Which explanation regarding the term "just culture" is accurate?
a. Agreement to keep promises
b. Taking positive actions to help others
c. Ability to answer for one's actions
d. Promoting open discussion whenever error occurs without fear of
recrimination - CORRECT ANSWER-d. Promoting open discussion
whenever error occurs without fear of recrimination
The term just culture refers to the promotion of open discussion
whenever errors occur without fear of recrimination. Fidelity refers to the
agreement to keep promises. Beneficence refers to taking positive
actions to help others. Accountability refers to the ability to answer for
one's actions.
The nurse asks an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) to provide an
ice pack to a client. Which nursing function does this represent?
a. Delegation
b. Implementation
c. Case management
d. Interprofessional teamwork - CORRECT ANSWER-a. Delegation
, Delegation is the assignment of a nursing task to someone else who is
able or qualified to perform the task. Implementation is a part of the
nursing process where the nurse carries out the care plan for a client.
Case management is the collaborative effort of care planning and
advocacy to make sure that a client's and family's needs are met. The
interprofessional team is made up of professionals from several different
disciplines who work together in the provision of care to the client.
Which definition of assault would the nurse include in teaching a group
of parents about child abuse?
a. Threat to do bodily harm to another person
b. An unintentional act committed by one person against another
person
c. A legal wrong committed against the public that is punishable by
federal law
d. The application of force to another person without lawful
justification - CORRECT ANSWER-a. Threat to do bodily harm to
another person
Assault is a threat or an attempt to do violence to another. Assault
implies harm to persons rather than property. A legal wrong committed
against the public that is punishable by federal law is too broad to
describe assault. Application of force to another person without lawful
justification is the definition of battery. Assault is not defined as an
unintentional act committed by one person against another.
Which is an example of private indemnity health insurance? a.
Medicare
b. Medicaid
c. Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
d. State Children's Health Insurance Program - CORRECT
ANSWER-c. Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
