NUR 106 EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027
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1. Advanced Practice - ANSWER ✔ A nurse with post graduate education in
nursing
2. Clinical Nurse Specialist - ANSWER ✔ A nurse with advanced degree
education or experience who is considered to be an expert in a specialized
area of nursing carries out direct patient care consultation teaching of
patients, family, and staff and research
3. Nurse practitioner - ANSWER ✔ A nurse with an advanced degree
certified for a special area or age of patient care; works in a variety of
healthcare settings or in independent practice to make health assessments
and deliver primary care.
4. Nurse anesthetist - ANSWER ✔ A nurse who completes a course of study
in an anesthesia school; carries out preoperative visits and assessments;
administers and monitors anesthesia during surgery; and evaluates
postoperative status of patients.
5. Nurse-midwife - ANSWER ✔ A nurse who completes a program in
midwifery, provides prenatal and postnatal care, and delivers babies for
women with uncomplicated pregnancies.
6. Nurse educator - ANSWER ✔ A nurse usually with a advanced degree
who teaches in educational or clinical setting; teaches theoretical knowledge
and clinical skills conducts research
,7. Nurse administrator - ANSWER ✔ A nurse who functions at various levels
of management in healthcare settings; is responsible for the management and
administration of resources and personnel involved in giving patient care
8. Inpatient care - ANSWER ✔ Person who enters a health care setting for a
stay ranging from 24 hours to many years.
9. Outpatient Care - ANSWER ✔ Person who requires health care services
but does not need to stay in an institution for those services.
10.Healthcare settings - ANSWER ✔ Inpatient and Outpatient services,
Primary Care Centers, Ambulatory Care Centers and Clinics, Home Health
Care, Extended Care
11.Ergotamine (med) - ANSWER ✔ A group of drugs called ergot alkaloids.
Narrows blood vessels around the brain and treats migraines.
12.Continuity of Care - ANSWER ✔ Coordination of services provided to
patients before they enter a health care setting, during the time they are in
the setting, and after they leave the setting.
13.Ambulatory Care - ANSWER ✔ Health care settings located in areas that
are convenient for people to walk into and receive care; may be provided in
hospitals, clinics, or centers.
14.Which statement is true regarding homeopathy? - ANSWER ✔ A small
amount of a substance will stimulate the immune response.
15.The goal of tertiary health care is: - ANSWER ✔ Restoration of maximum
function.
16.SGQ*Which of the following situations best represents the infant mortality
rates for a population? - ANSWER ✔ A state health department reports 12
deaths in children under age 1 for every 1000 births each year.
17.SGQ*Which of the following is objective data? (SATA) - ANSWER ✔
Incision is reddened
Temperature 98.7 F
,Hemoglobin 12.6
18.The historic use of medications that produced "twilight sleep" during labor
was discontinued because the use of this type of medication caused an
increase in the : - ANSWER ✔ Cesarean birth rate.
19.Which of the following represents appropriate delegation? - ANSWER ✔
The LPN/LVN delegates to the unlicensed AP to record the intake and
output for a client following surgery.
20.*An LPN/LVN should determine the competence of an individual to
perform a given task. If the individual has been certified as a Nursing
Assistant, the nurse should: - ANSWER ✔ Observe the CNA as the task is
performed.
21.*The LPN/LVN can evaluate whether or not it would be appropriate to
perform a given task if the task meets which of the following criteria?
(Select All). - ANSWER ✔ -Permitted by the State Board of Nursing
-Part of the nurse's basic education program
-The employer has policies and procedures on file for the task
22.SGQ*The community-based LPNB/LVN must demonstrate successful
integration of a variety of practice roles. Nurses may demonstrate this role
diversity when working without compensation at the local free clinic,
translating a handout from English to Spanish for parents when their
children are admitted to the hospital, and meeting with a RN, respiratory
therapist, PT, and chaplain to discuss the care of a homebound client. These
nurses are demonstrating which of the following roles. (SATA) - ANSWER
✔ -Community volunteer
-Collaborator
-Cultural competence
23.Which of the following represents a primary care activity? - ANSWER ✔
Immunization updates as part of a preschool physical examination.
24.Which of the following clients should the LPN check on first at the start of a
morning shift? - ANSWER ✔ The bleeding woman at 8 weeks gestation
admitted from the emergency room for heavy vaginal bleeding 2 hours ago.
, 25.Which of the following represents the implementation phase of the nursing
process? - ANSWER ✔ The nurse repositioning a client who reports pain
26.*Which of the following situation represents a violation of a Patient's Bill of
Rights? - ANSWER ✔ The nurse leaves the client's chart open on the
bedside table in the room of an infant when the nurse is called to another
client's room.
27.The parents of a child newly identified with a terminal diagnosis ask to talk
about the diagnosis with the nurse. The nurse should: - ANSWER ✔
Recommend that the family meet with the social worker, nursing staff, and
chaplain.
28.Choose all of the following that represent appropriate documentation as part
of a nursing note. - ANSWER ✔ -"The leg wound measured 2x4 cm."
- "18 gauge Foley catheter inserted using sterile technique."
29.The nurse has documented the following in the client's chart: "05/01/07,
0800, 100 mg ampicillin given." What else should be documented in the
client's record? - ANSWER ✔ Route of administration.
30.A couple decides that they no longer want any of the embryos from their in-
vitro fertilization attempts. The nurse should inform the couple that: -
ANSWER ✔ They will need to follow state and federal laws and examine
their own philosophical beliefs.
31.The parents of a child born with a minor cardiac defect have refused any
treatment for the problem. With medication and a minor procedure, the child
has an excellent prognosis. Which of the following groups would address
this situation? - ANSWER ✔ The hospital ethics committee.
32.The nurse sees that a 3-year-old has had multiple injuries in the past year,
including a broken arm, large scalp laceration, and several broken ribs. The
most appropriate nursing action is to: - ANSWER ✔ Report to local
authorities according to facility policy the suspicious assessment findings.
ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
DETAILED SOLUTIONS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>
1. Advanced Practice - ANSWER ✔ A nurse with post graduate education in
nursing
2. Clinical Nurse Specialist - ANSWER ✔ A nurse with advanced degree
education or experience who is considered to be an expert in a specialized
area of nursing carries out direct patient care consultation teaching of
patients, family, and staff and research
3. Nurse practitioner - ANSWER ✔ A nurse with an advanced degree
certified for a special area or age of patient care; works in a variety of
healthcare settings or in independent practice to make health assessments
and deliver primary care.
4. Nurse anesthetist - ANSWER ✔ A nurse who completes a course of study
in an anesthesia school; carries out preoperative visits and assessments;
administers and monitors anesthesia during surgery; and evaluates
postoperative status of patients.
5. Nurse-midwife - ANSWER ✔ A nurse who completes a program in
midwifery, provides prenatal and postnatal care, and delivers babies for
women with uncomplicated pregnancies.
6. Nurse educator - ANSWER ✔ A nurse usually with a advanced degree
who teaches in educational or clinical setting; teaches theoretical knowledge
and clinical skills conducts research
,7. Nurse administrator - ANSWER ✔ A nurse who functions at various levels
of management in healthcare settings; is responsible for the management and
administration of resources and personnel involved in giving patient care
8. Inpatient care - ANSWER ✔ Person who enters a health care setting for a
stay ranging from 24 hours to many years.
9. Outpatient Care - ANSWER ✔ Person who requires health care services
but does not need to stay in an institution for those services.
10.Healthcare settings - ANSWER ✔ Inpatient and Outpatient services,
Primary Care Centers, Ambulatory Care Centers and Clinics, Home Health
Care, Extended Care
11.Ergotamine (med) - ANSWER ✔ A group of drugs called ergot alkaloids.
Narrows blood vessels around the brain and treats migraines.
12.Continuity of Care - ANSWER ✔ Coordination of services provided to
patients before they enter a health care setting, during the time they are in
the setting, and after they leave the setting.
13.Ambulatory Care - ANSWER ✔ Health care settings located in areas that
are convenient for people to walk into and receive care; may be provided in
hospitals, clinics, or centers.
14.Which statement is true regarding homeopathy? - ANSWER ✔ A small
amount of a substance will stimulate the immune response.
15.The goal of tertiary health care is: - ANSWER ✔ Restoration of maximum
function.
16.SGQ*Which of the following situations best represents the infant mortality
rates for a population? - ANSWER ✔ A state health department reports 12
deaths in children under age 1 for every 1000 births each year.
17.SGQ*Which of the following is objective data? (SATA) - ANSWER ✔
Incision is reddened
Temperature 98.7 F
,Hemoglobin 12.6
18.The historic use of medications that produced "twilight sleep" during labor
was discontinued because the use of this type of medication caused an
increase in the : - ANSWER ✔ Cesarean birth rate.
19.Which of the following represents appropriate delegation? - ANSWER ✔
The LPN/LVN delegates to the unlicensed AP to record the intake and
output for a client following surgery.
20.*An LPN/LVN should determine the competence of an individual to
perform a given task. If the individual has been certified as a Nursing
Assistant, the nurse should: - ANSWER ✔ Observe the CNA as the task is
performed.
21.*The LPN/LVN can evaluate whether or not it would be appropriate to
perform a given task if the task meets which of the following criteria?
(Select All). - ANSWER ✔ -Permitted by the State Board of Nursing
-Part of the nurse's basic education program
-The employer has policies and procedures on file for the task
22.SGQ*The community-based LPNB/LVN must demonstrate successful
integration of a variety of practice roles. Nurses may demonstrate this role
diversity when working without compensation at the local free clinic,
translating a handout from English to Spanish for parents when their
children are admitted to the hospital, and meeting with a RN, respiratory
therapist, PT, and chaplain to discuss the care of a homebound client. These
nurses are demonstrating which of the following roles. (SATA) - ANSWER
✔ -Community volunteer
-Collaborator
-Cultural competence
23.Which of the following represents a primary care activity? - ANSWER ✔
Immunization updates as part of a preschool physical examination.
24.Which of the following clients should the LPN check on first at the start of a
morning shift? - ANSWER ✔ The bleeding woman at 8 weeks gestation
admitted from the emergency room for heavy vaginal bleeding 2 hours ago.
, 25.Which of the following represents the implementation phase of the nursing
process? - ANSWER ✔ The nurse repositioning a client who reports pain
26.*Which of the following situation represents a violation of a Patient's Bill of
Rights? - ANSWER ✔ The nurse leaves the client's chart open on the
bedside table in the room of an infant when the nurse is called to another
client's room.
27.The parents of a child newly identified with a terminal diagnosis ask to talk
about the diagnosis with the nurse. The nurse should: - ANSWER ✔
Recommend that the family meet with the social worker, nursing staff, and
chaplain.
28.Choose all of the following that represent appropriate documentation as part
of a nursing note. - ANSWER ✔ -"The leg wound measured 2x4 cm."
- "18 gauge Foley catheter inserted using sterile technique."
29.The nurse has documented the following in the client's chart: "05/01/07,
0800, 100 mg ampicillin given." What else should be documented in the
client's record? - ANSWER ✔ Route of administration.
30.A couple decides that they no longer want any of the embryos from their in-
vitro fertilization attempts. The nurse should inform the couple that: -
ANSWER ✔ They will need to follow state and federal laws and examine
their own philosophical beliefs.
31.The parents of a child born with a minor cardiac defect have refused any
treatment for the problem. With medication and a minor procedure, the child
has an excellent prognosis. Which of the following groups would address
this situation? - ANSWER ✔ The hospital ethics committee.
32.The nurse sees that a 3-year-old has had multiple injuries in the past year,
including a broken arm, large scalp laceration, and several broken ribs. The
most appropriate nursing action is to: - ANSWER ✔ Report to local
authorities according to facility policy the suspicious assessment findings.
