NURSING 106 QUIZ 1 QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED
ANSWERS
A nurse is giving discharge instructions to a client with newly diagnosed diabetes. The
nurse discusses with the client what the dietary intake should be. This is an example of
which health care service? - Answers - health prevention
A nurse volunteers to take blood pressure measurements after church services. This is
an example of which level of health care service? - Answers - illness prevention
Which of the following statements is untrue about evidence-based practice? - Answers -
Is based only on the results of research * Evidence-based practice helps nurses to
solve dilemmas in the clinical setting because it combines scientific research with
clinical expertise and local values. Evidence-based practice does require nurses to
review and critique research and practice findings. Nurses are expected to always meet
the standards of practice.
A client in a managed care organization (MCO) requires hospitalization. The admission
must first be approved by the: - Answers - provider.
Emergency services - Answers - Secondary
Immunizations - Answers - Prevention
Regional cancer center - Answers - Tertiary
School-based screenings - Answers - Primary
Home health care - Answers - Restorative
Hospice - Answers - Continuing
The client's health insurance changed, and instead of having a limited number of
physicians from whom to choose, the client is voluntarily enrolled in a plan in which
medical care is provided by a special group of caregivers. This arrangement is know as:
- Answers - Managed care organization (MCO).
A hospital conducts a community blood pressure in its lobby. This is an example of what
level of care? - Answers - Primary Care. A screening is an attempt to detect an
undiagnosed disease at its earliest stage, and it is an example of primary care
The nurse completes the standard orders on a client's first day postoperatively. The
instrument that is used to coordinate the client's care is: - Answers - A critical pathway is
ANSWERS
A nurse is giving discharge instructions to a client with newly diagnosed diabetes. The
nurse discusses with the client what the dietary intake should be. This is an example of
which health care service? - Answers - health prevention
A nurse volunteers to take blood pressure measurements after church services. This is
an example of which level of health care service? - Answers - illness prevention
Which of the following statements is untrue about evidence-based practice? - Answers -
Is based only on the results of research * Evidence-based practice helps nurses to
solve dilemmas in the clinical setting because it combines scientific research with
clinical expertise and local values. Evidence-based practice does require nurses to
review and critique research and practice findings. Nurses are expected to always meet
the standards of practice.
A client in a managed care organization (MCO) requires hospitalization. The admission
must first be approved by the: - Answers - provider.
Emergency services - Answers - Secondary
Immunizations - Answers - Prevention
Regional cancer center - Answers - Tertiary
School-based screenings - Answers - Primary
Home health care - Answers - Restorative
Hospice - Answers - Continuing
The client's health insurance changed, and instead of having a limited number of
physicians from whom to choose, the client is voluntarily enrolled in a plan in which
medical care is provided by a special group of caregivers. This arrangement is know as:
- Answers - Managed care organization (MCO).
A hospital conducts a community blood pressure in its lobby. This is an example of what
level of care? - Answers - Primary Care. A screening is an attempt to detect an
undiagnosed disease at its earliest stage, and it is an example of primary care
The nurse completes the standard orders on a client's first day postoperatively. The
instrument that is used to coordinate the client's care is: - Answers - A critical pathway is
