NURS 322 Exam Questions and Correct Answers
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How can the principle of 'beneficence' be operationalized?
By sufficiently documenting the scope and depth of skilled services rendered to
patients.
By equally distributing goods and services to patients in any healthcare setting.
By adhering to institutional policies and to critical tasks and duties of one's job
description.
By nurses being adequately committed to providing quality care to patients -
ANSWERS By adhering to institutional policies and to critical tasks and duties
of one's job description.
A 67-year-old patient has colitis. The nurse educator has to teach him a nutrition
and dietary regimen. The patient speaks very little English and relies on his
daughter, who is fluent in English, to attend the teaching sessions to translate
information between the nurse and the patient. Which type of readiness to learn
is reflected in this situation?
Emotional
, Experiential
Motor
Physical - ANSWERS Experiential
Which is an important teaching strategy that should be used for all learners of all
ages and maturation levels?
Involve the family and caregivers
Establish trust and rapport
Provide abstract information
Allow learners to set the pace of the learning - ANSWERS Establish trust and
rapport
Which is the best statement for describing a procedure to a preschooler?
"The doctor will cut open your belly."
"A Band-aid will cover the spot we fixed."
"We will cover this affected area with dressing."
None of the above - ANSWERS "A Band-aid will cover the spot we fixed."
How does anxiety affect emotional readiness to learn?
(Verified Answers) Graded A+ | Latest 2026/27
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How can the principle of 'beneficence' be operationalized?
By sufficiently documenting the scope and depth of skilled services rendered to
patients.
By equally distributing goods and services to patients in any healthcare setting.
By adhering to institutional policies and to critical tasks and duties of one's job
description.
By nurses being adequately committed to providing quality care to patients -
ANSWERS By adhering to institutional policies and to critical tasks and duties
of one's job description.
A 67-year-old patient has colitis. The nurse educator has to teach him a nutrition
and dietary regimen. The patient speaks very little English and relies on his
daughter, who is fluent in English, to attend the teaching sessions to translate
information between the nurse and the patient. Which type of readiness to learn
is reflected in this situation?
Emotional
, Experiential
Motor
Physical - ANSWERS Experiential
Which is an important teaching strategy that should be used for all learners of all
ages and maturation levels?
Involve the family and caregivers
Establish trust and rapport
Provide abstract information
Allow learners to set the pace of the learning - ANSWERS Establish trust and
rapport
Which is the best statement for describing a procedure to a preschooler?
"The doctor will cut open your belly."
"A Band-aid will cover the spot we fixed."
"We will cover this affected area with dressing."
None of the above - ANSWERS "A Band-aid will cover the spot we fixed."
How does anxiety affect emotional readiness to learn?
