NUR 350 module quizzes Question and answers 100%
correct 2025/2026
1. assessments specific to neurological conditions sensations of skin and
feet
PERRLA
hx of diabetes
2. For a pt recovering from a stroke, the nurse assigns Patient will demonstrate
safe
the nursing diagnosis, impaired physical mobility. transfer from bed to
commode
The overarching goal is, 'Patient will have improved within two weeks
mobility for transfers within two week.' An
appro-priate specific outcome will be
3. For a pt for whom the nursing diagnosis "Maybe the tingling in my
risk for falls has been assigned, the nurse feet and the fact that my
lists the goal, Patient will identify shoes feel a little big are a
individual risks for falls. The nurse will
problem"
know that this goal has been met when the
pt states
4. In a pt diagnosed with myasthenia
in the evening
graves, the nurse will need to be aware of
the need to assess for dysphagia
especially
5. The assessment finding of decreased Risk for injury
sensation of pain in the soles of the feet would
be most specific for which nursing
diagnosis?
Patient will demonstrate com-
6. Within the goal, 'Patient will remain injury
free
throughout this shift,' which of the following specif- pliance with fall risk
precautions
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12
, ic outcomes is most appropriate? throughout the shift
7. An evaluation that the patient has been Patient did not sustain any
able to achieve the goal, "Patient will in-juries this shift
remain injury free throughout the shift,"
would state
8. Risk for falls
2/
12
correct 2025/2026
1. assessments specific to neurological conditions sensations of skin and
feet
PERRLA
hx of diabetes
2. For a pt recovering from a stroke, the nurse assigns Patient will demonstrate
safe
the nursing diagnosis, impaired physical mobility. transfer from bed to
commode
The overarching goal is, 'Patient will have improved within two weeks
mobility for transfers within two week.' An
appro-priate specific outcome will be
3. For a pt for whom the nursing diagnosis "Maybe the tingling in my
risk for falls has been assigned, the nurse feet and the fact that my
lists the goal, Patient will identify shoes feel a little big are a
individual risks for falls. The nurse will
problem"
know that this goal has been met when the
pt states
4. In a pt diagnosed with myasthenia
in the evening
graves, the nurse will need to be aware of
the need to assess for dysphagia
especially
5. The assessment finding of decreased Risk for injury
sensation of pain in the soles of the feet would
be most specific for which nursing
diagnosis?
Patient will demonstrate com-
6. Within the goal, 'Patient will remain injury
free
throughout this shift,' which of the following specif- pliance with fall risk
precautions
1/
12
, ic outcomes is most appropriate? throughout the shift
7. An evaluation that the patient has been Patient did not sustain any
able to achieve the goal, "Patient will in-juries this shift
remain injury free throughout the shift,"
would state
8. Risk for falls
2/
12
