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NUR 212 MIDTERM 2026/2027 Test Exam 100
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A proposed change in the management structure of the nursing unit is explained during a
staff meeting, and several nurses express antagonistic comments to the nurse manager.
Identify the best response by the nurse manager.
a. "Let's consider the potential positives and negatives to the proposal."
b. "We need to look at all aspects of the proposal even though some of you may not think it is wise."
c. "If you cannot hold your comments until the end of the presentation, please leave now."
d. "I will not continue with the presentation until the room is quiet." - correct answer-a. "Let's
consider the potential positives and negatives to the proposal."
A student nurse asks the Registered Nurse (RN) staff nurse how he assures if patient
teaching is effective. The best response by the RN is:
a. Patients who do not have objectives will learn material poorly.
b. Patient learning is evaluated based on achievement of learning outcomes.
c. Patient learning objectives help the nurse organize the teaching material.
d. Patient learning will occur when the nurse makes an educational diagnosis. - correct answer-b.
Patient learning is evaluated based on achievement of learning outcomes.
A newly hired occupational health nurse at an industrial facility is performing an initial
workplace assessment. Which of the following information should the nurse determine
when conducting a work site survey?
a. Work practices of employees
b. Past exposure to specific agents
c. Past jobs of individual employees
d. Length of time working in current role - correct answer-a. Work practices of employees
A student reports to the teacher that her grade has been recorded as a 98 but she really
made an 88. The student is displaying:
a. Veracity
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b. Nonmaleficence
c. Reparation
d. Fidelity - correct answer-a. Veracity
Which intervention by the nurse would be best to motivate a patient newly diagnosed
with hypertension to learn about the prescribed treatment plan?
1) Explain that when left untreated, hypertension may lead to stroke.
2) Ask the patient to let you know when he is ready to learn.
3) Encourage the patient to learn about various treatment options.
4) Reassure the patient that adhering to the treatment produces a good outcome. - correct answer-
1) Explain that when left untreated, hypertension may lead to stroke.
Select the personal characteristic of an Registered Nurse (RN) that would tend to render
his or her delegation ineffective.
a. Demands perfection of employees
b. Trusts in the abilities of others
c. Many years of experience in delegation
d. Feels self-confident in his or her ability as a leader - correct answer-a. Demands perfection of
employees
Select the statement by a unit manager to the vice president for nursing during a budget
meeting that would be most effective in decreasing the staffing ratio on her unit from one
(1) nurse for every nine (9) patients to one (1) nurse to every seven (7) patients. The
proposed change will:
a. "Help with recruitment of new nurses to the facility."
b. "Improve the quality of care for the patients on the unit."
c. "Have a positive effect on the use of institutional resources."
d. "Better meet current national standards of practice." - correct answer-b. "Improve the quality of
care for the patients on the unit."
A newly hired public health nurse is reviewing the disaster management cycle. Which of
the following actions is a component of disaster prevention?
a. Outlining specific roles of community agencies
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b. Identifying community vulnerabilities
c. Prioritizing care of individuals
d. Providing stress counseling - correct answer-b. Identifying community vulnerabilities
The changes in practice guidelines for placing a baby supine to rest to prevent Sudden
Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) versus prone to prevent aspiration is reflective of:
a. Healthy People 2020.
b. Infant Mortality rates.
c. Traditional Practices.
d. Evidenced Based Practice. - correct answer-d. Evidenced Based Practice.
The community health nurse is implementing health programs with several populations in
the local area. In which of the following situations is the nurse using primary prevention?
a. Providing influenza vaccines to employees at a local elementary school.
b. The nurse completes a home safety check at a patient's home.
c. Teaching healthy nutrition to patients who have hypertension.
d. Implementing a program to notify individuals exposed to a communicable disease. - correct
answer-a. Providing influenza vaccines to employees at a local elementary school.
The doctor has indicated that ampicillin and gentamicin are to be given piggyback in the
same hour, every 6 hours (12-6-12-6). How would the nurse administer these drugs?
a. One drug every 4 hours and one every 6 hours.
b. Each drug separately, flushing between drugs.
c. Retrograde both drugs into the tubing.
d. Both drugs together IV push. - correct answer-b. Each drug separately, flushing between drugs.
The first nursing intervention for the patient who has been sexually assaulted is to:
a. Contact a support person for the patient.
b. Treat urgent medical problems.
c. Document bruises and lacerations of the perineum.
d. Provide supplies for the patient to cleanse self. - correct answer-b. Treat urgent medical problems.
NUR 212 MIDTERM 2026/2027 Test Exam 100
comprehensive questions | FREQUENTLY MOST TESTED
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS/GET IT 100%
ACCURATE!! 2026!!
A proposed change in the management structure of the nursing unit is explained during a
staff meeting, and several nurses express antagonistic comments to the nurse manager.
Identify the best response by the nurse manager.
a. "Let's consider the potential positives and negatives to the proposal."
b. "We need to look at all aspects of the proposal even though some of you may not think it is wise."
c. "If you cannot hold your comments until the end of the presentation, please leave now."
d. "I will not continue with the presentation until the room is quiet." - correct answer-a. "Let's
consider the potential positives and negatives to the proposal."
A student nurse asks the Registered Nurse (RN) staff nurse how he assures if patient
teaching is effective. The best response by the RN is:
a. Patients who do not have objectives will learn material poorly.
b. Patient learning is evaluated based on achievement of learning outcomes.
c. Patient learning objectives help the nurse organize the teaching material.
d. Patient learning will occur when the nurse makes an educational diagnosis. - correct answer-b.
Patient learning is evaluated based on achievement of learning outcomes.
A newly hired occupational health nurse at an industrial facility is performing an initial
workplace assessment. Which of the following information should the nurse determine
when conducting a work site survey?
a. Work practices of employees
b. Past exposure to specific agents
c. Past jobs of individual employees
d. Length of time working in current role - correct answer-a. Work practices of employees
A student reports to the teacher that her grade has been recorded as a 98 but she really
made an 88. The student is displaying:
a. Veracity
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b. Nonmaleficence
c. Reparation
d. Fidelity - correct answer-a. Veracity
Which intervention by the nurse would be best to motivate a patient newly diagnosed
with hypertension to learn about the prescribed treatment plan?
1) Explain that when left untreated, hypertension may lead to stroke.
2) Ask the patient to let you know when he is ready to learn.
3) Encourage the patient to learn about various treatment options.
4) Reassure the patient that adhering to the treatment produces a good outcome. - correct answer-
1) Explain that when left untreated, hypertension may lead to stroke.
Select the personal characteristic of an Registered Nurse (RN) that would tend to render
his or her delegation ineffective.
a. Demands perfection of employees
b. Trusts in the abilities of others
c. Many years of experience in delegation
d. Feels self-confident in his or her ability as a leader - correct answer-a. Demands perfection of
employees
Select the statement by a unit manager to the vice president for nursing during a budget
meeting that would be most effective in decreasing the staffing ratio on her unit from one
(1) nurse for every nine (9) patients to one (1) nurse to every seven (7) patients. The
proposed change will:
a. "Help with recruitment of new nurses to the facility."
b. "Improve the quality of care for the patients on the unit."
c. "Have a positive effect on the use of institutional resources."
d. "Better meet current national standards of practice." - correct answer-b. "Improve the quality of
care for the patients on the unit."
A newly hired public health nurse is reviewing the disaster management cycle. Which of
the following actions is a component of disaster prevention?
a. Outlining specific roles of community agencies
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b. Identifying community vulnerabilities
c. Prioritizing care of individuals
d. Providing stress counseling - correct answer-b. Identifying community vulnerabilities
The changes in practice guidelines for placing a baby supine to rest to prevent Sudden
Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) versus prone to prevent aspiration is reflective of:
a. Healthy People 2020.
b. Infant Mortality rates.
c. Traditional Practices.
d. Evidenced Based Practice. - correct answer-d. Evidenced Based Practice.
The community health nurse is implementing health programs with several populations in
the local area. In which of the following situations is the nurse using primary prevention?
a. Providing influenza vaccines to employees at a local elementary school.
b. The nurse completes a home safety check at a patient's home.
c. Teaching healthy nutrition to patients who have hypertension.
d. Implementing a program to notify individuals exposed to a communicable disease. - correct
answer-a. Providing influenza vaccines to employees at a local elementary school.
The doctor has indicated that ampicillin and gentamicin are to be given piggyback in the
same hour, every 6 hours (12-6-12-6). How would the nurse administer these drugs?
a. One drug every 4 hours and one every 6 hours.
b. Each drug separately, flushing between drugs.
c. Retrograde both drugs into the tubing.
d. Both drugs together IV push. - correct answer-b. Each drug separately, flushing between drugs.
The first nursing intervention for the patient who has been sexually assaulted is to:
a. Contact a support person for the patient.
b. Treat urgent medical problems.
c. Document bruises and lacerations of the perineum.
d. Provide supplies for the patient to cleanse self. - correct answer-b. Treat urgent medical problems.
