NR222 Week 8 Comprehensive Final Exam
Question 1
A nurse gives education about repeated sun exposure risks. Which statement
by a young adult client would lead the nurse to provide additional education?
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A "I just noticed a mole on my neck and it hurts sometimes."
B "I have a history of skin cancer in my family."
C "I lay out in the sun a lot and nothing bad ever happens to me." ✓
D "I check my skin a lot because I have skin that burns easily."
✓ CORRECT ANSWER C – "I lay out in the sun a lot and nothing bad ever happens to me."
Rationale: Option C shows the client does not perceive sun exposure as a risk, indicating need for further
teaching. Options A, B, and D show appropriate awareness and concern about sun-related skin cancer risk.
, Question 2
What generation includes middle-aged adults who are balancing
responsibilities for both their children and aging parents?
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A Generation Y
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C The sandwich generation ✓
D The millennial generation
✓ CORRECT ANSWER C – The sandwich generation
Rationale: The 'sandwich generation' describes middle-aged adults simultaneously caring for their children
and aging parents, feeling squeezed between two generations of dependents.
, Question 3
Which example(s) would be considered a client participating in complementary
or alternative medicine (CAM)? Select all that apply.
Note: Select all that apply.
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A A client who practices yoga to increase balance and strength ✓
B A client who burns lavender-scented candles while meditating ✓
C A client who listens to music to lessen anxiety when stressed ✓
D A client who drinks several glasses of red wine nightly while watching TV
E A client who uses relaxation to achieve peace and tranquility ✓
A – A client who practices yoga to increase balance and strength |
✓ CORRECT ANSWER B – A client who burns lavender-scented candles while meditating |
C – A client who listens to music to lessen anxiety when stressed |
E – A client who uses relaxation to achieve peace and tranquility
Rationale: CAM includes yoga, aromatherapy, music therapy, and relaxation techniques used alongside
conventional medicine. Drinking red wine nightly is not a recognized CAM practice and carries health risks.
, Question 4
A nurse is providing education about nutrition guidelines to a mother. Which
statement by the mother indicates understanding of the education?
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A "I will be able to introduce cow's milk when my baby is 6 months old."
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B "I will wait to give fruit juice until my baby has reached 12 months." ✓
C "I will be able to start solid foods when my baby is 3 months old."
D "I will wean my baby from breastfeeding when they turn 6 months."
✓ CORRECT ANSWER B – "I will wait to give fruit juice until my baby has reached 12
months."
Rationale: Current guidelines recommend delaying fruit juice until 12 months. Cow's milk should not be
introduced until 12 months; solid foods begin around 6 months; breastfeeding is recommended for at least 12
months.
Question 1
A nurse gives education about repeated sun exposure risks. Which statement
by a young adult client would lead the nurse to provide additional education?
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A "I just noticed a mole on my neck and it hurts sometimes."
B "I have a history of skin cancer in my family."
C "I lay out in the sun a lot and nothing bad ever happens to me." ✓
D "I check my skin a lot because I have skin that burns easily."
✓ CORRECT ANSWER C – "I lay out in the sun a lot and nothing bad ever happens to me."
Rationale: Option C shows the client does not perceive sun exposure as a risk, indicating need for further
teaching. Options A, B, and D show appropriate awareness and concern about sun-related skin cancer risk.
, Question 2
What generation includes middle-aged adults who are balancing
responsibilities for both their children and aging parents?
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A Generation Y
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B Generation X
C The sandwich generation ✓
D The millennial generation
✓ CORRECT ANSWER C – The sandwich generation
Rationale: The 'sandwich generation' describes middle-aged adults simultaneously caring for their children
and aging parents, feeling squeezed between two generations of dependents.
, Question 3
Which example(s) would be considered a client participating in complementary
or alternative medicine (CAM)? Select all that apply.
Note: Select all that apply.
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A A client who practices yoga to increase balance and strength ✓
B A client who burns lavender-scented candles while meditating ✓
C A client who listens to music to lessen anxiety when stressed ✓
D A client who drinks several glasses of red wine nightly while watching TV
E A client who uses relaxation to achieve peace and tranquility ✓
A – A client who practices yoga to increase balance and strength |
✓ CORRECT ANSWER B – A client who burns lavender-scented candles while meditating |
C – A client who listens to music to lessen anxiety when stressed |
E – A client who uses relaxation to achieve peace and tranquility
Rationale: CAM includes yoga, aromatherapy, music therapy, and relaxation techniques used alongside
conventional medicine. Drinking red wine nightly is not a recognized CAM practice and carries health risks.
, Question 4
A nurse is providing education about nutrition guidelines to a mother. Which
statement by the mother indicates understanding of the education?
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A "I will be able to introduce cow's milk when my baby is 6 months old."
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B "I will wait to give fruit juice until my baby has reached 12 months." ✓
C "I will be able to start solid foods when my baby is 3 months old."
D "I will wean my baby from breastfeeding when they turn 6 months."
✓ CORRECT ANSWER B – "I will wait to give fruit juice until my baby has reached 12
months."
Rationale: Current guidelines recommend delaying fruit juice until 12 months. Cow's milk should not be
introduced until 12 months; solid foods begin around 6 months; breastfeeding is recommended for at least 12
months.
