This document contains approximately 100 verified exam-style questions and answers for the Prophecy Core Mandatory Part II (Nursing) Exam, focusing on patient safety, ethical care, and communication in clinical settings. It begins with foundational assessment priorities such as evaluating confusion or depression across all age groups (page 1) and expands into key patient-centered care concepts.
The material provides in-depth coverage of National Patient Safety Goals, including alarm system safety, proper patient identification, infection prevention (e.g., hand hygiene), and safe communication of critical test results. It also explores sentinel events and root cause analysis, emphasizing how healthcare systems identify and prevent serious patient harm. For example, early sections highlight the importance of preventing wrong-site surgery and managing high-risk therapies like anticoagulation.
Additionally, the document thoroughly examines ethical and legal responsibilities in nursing, including patient rights, advocacy, informed decision-making, confidentiality, and the ability of patients to refuse treatment. It also covers ethical dilemmas, professional accountability, and frameworks such as the Integrated Ethics model and Joint Commission standards for ethical care.
The content further includes communication and cultural competence topics, such as effective listening techniques, nonverbal communication differences across cultures, use of interpreters, and providing care in the patient’s primary language. It emphasizes patient-centered communication strategies and respect for diversity in healthcare settings.
This resource is ideal for nursing students, healthcare professionals, and trainees completing mandatory competency exams such as Prophecy or hospital onboarding assessments. It is particularly useful for those in RN, LPN, and allied health programs, as well as professionals preparing for clinical practice evaluations and compliance training.
The content aligns with Joint Commission standards and nursing fundamentals textbooks such as Fundamentals of Nursing by Potter & Perry, ensuring relevance to modern clinical practice and patient safety requirements. It serves as a concise and practical study guide for exam preparation and safe, ethical patient care.
Keywords:
Prophecy nursing exam prep, patient safety goals nursing, sentinel event definition healthcare, infection control hand hygiene, patient rights nursing ethics, nursing communication skills, cultural competence healthcare, anticoagulation safety nursing, Joint Commission standards, patient identification protocols, ethical dilemmas nursing, clinical alarm safety, nursing advocacy principles, healthcare compliance training
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Prophecy- Core Mandatory Part
II (Nursing) Exam 2026
QUESTIONS &ANSWERS | 100%
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What should you assess regardless of age group? - 🧠 ANSWER
✔✔Confusion or Depression
The National Patient Safety Goal 6 is to improve the safety of clinical alarm
systems. What is the rationale for this goal? - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔**To improve
patient safety if clinical alarm systems are not properly managed**
, What is an important concept of being a patient advocate? - 🧠 ANSWER
✔✔Accepting the patient's decision
Which of the following is a patient responsibility? - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔To ask
for pain relief when the pain first begins
What does sandwich generation mean? - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔The generation
responsible for caring for their parents and their children.
Which of the following if good practice when listening to patients? - 🧠
ANSWER ✔✔Show your genuine interest in the patient's replies
When delivering care, you need to determine which type of language in
patients? - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔Primary
What should you goals in end-of-life care include? - 🧠 ANSWER
✔✔Ensuring that decisions made are consistent with the values and
desires of the patient
Which of the following is accurate concerning nonverbal communication? -
🧠 ANSWER ✔✔****Pointing with a finger is the general way to gesture
among Filipinos****wrong
A smile is an expression that means the same thing in all cultures