NR302 WEEK 3 EDAPT QUESTIONS WITH
ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
Complete each sentence by selecting the correct term from the dropdown
menu. - Correct Answer-The complete assessment is often collected in a
primary care setting, such as a women's health clinic.
When a client is experiencing a short-term problem, such as a rash, the care
provider conducts a(n) problem-centered assessment.
Persons with chronic conditions, such as sickle-cell anemia, are seen by their
primary care provider for Follow-up assessment.
For a client with cardiac arrest, a(n) emergency assessment may be obtained
from relatives.
What determines the frequency of assessment needed for each individual? -
Correct Answer-The person's health and wellness needs
Which statements about holistic health are correct? Select all that apply. -
Correct Answer-Disease results from factors within and outside of the body.
Each person is an active part of their own health and wellness.
Views the mind, body, and spirit as vital to overall wellness.
Select the cues that, when clustered, indicate that Jason's condition is not
life-threatening. - Correct Answer-shards of glass puncture the skin
searches for his phone
sitting on the sidewalk picking glass out of his arm
Select the documented cues that require further assessment to support Mr.
Chaudhury's (pronouns: he/him/his), the cyclist's, ability to care for himself
after discharge. - Correct Answer-NO ELEVATOR
While Mr. Chaudhury (pronouns: he/him/his) is recovering from surgery, the
healthcare provider prescribes his influenza vaccination (flu shot). The nurse
verified that Mr. Chaudhury had not gotten one this year and left a form for
him to review and complete.
While handing back the complete form, Mr. Chaudhury asked why the same
questions are asked every year. Review Mr. Chaudhury's responses before
answering the question.
What is the best response by the nurse? - Correct Answer-"Your answers help
determine if it is safe for you to receive the vaccine today."
Indicate which type of assessment is required for each client's situation
provided below. - Correct Answer-Follow-Up Assessment:
, An adult with asthma that is stable
An expectant woman at home with severe morning sickness
Focused Assessment:
Hospitalized client experiencing an allergic reaction to a new medication
A young adult who walks into the emergency department saying they cut
their hand on a broken glass
While dining with friends, the health professional notices a woman at the
next table holding her hands to her neck and goes to help. The health
professional begins______assessment of her___by asking her, "Are you -
Correct Answer-EMERGENCY
AIRWAY
CHOKING
Indicate which aspects of the complete health assessment can or cannot be
delegated by the nurse to an unlicensed assistive person (UAP) to complete.
- Correct Answer-Can Be Delegated:
Vital signs
Height and weight
Cannot Be Delegated:
Physical assessment of lungs
Known allergies
Current medications
Family history
The novice nurse completing a focused assessment prior to administering a
cardiovascular medication notices a rubbing sound when assessing the
apical pulse. The client denies pain and the vital signs are normal. The
abnormal sound has not been previously documented on the client's health
record.
The highest priority action for the nurse to take at this time is - Correct
Answer-Request a more experienced colleague assess the heart sounds.
The health professional responds to an emergency call for help in the lobby
of the health facility and finds a car in the lobby and several people injured.
Which person will the health professional examine first? - Correct Answer-The
car driver who is slumped over the steering wheel, not moving
Place the actions taken when conducting a complete health assessment in
order from first to last. - Correct Answer-Perform hand hygiene.
Introduce self.
Verify the client's identity.
Assess the client's current state of health.
Obtain a detailed health history.
Complete a full physical assessment.
ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
Complete each sentence by selecting the correct term from the dropdown
menu. - Correct Answer-The complete assessment is often collected in a
primary care setting, such as a women's health clinic.
When a client is experiencing a short-term problem, such as a rash, the care
provider conducts a(n) problem-centered assessment.
Persons with chronic conditions, such as sickle-cell anemia, are seen by their
primary care provider for Follow-up assessment.
For a client with cardiac arrest, a(n) emergency assessment may be obtained
from relatives.
What determines the frequency of assessment needed for each individual? -
Correct Answer-The person's health and wellness needs
Which statements about holistic health are correct? Select all that apply. -
Correct Answer-Disease results from factors within and outside of the body.
Each person is an active part of their own health and wellness.
Views the mind, body, and spirit as vital to overall wellness.
Select the cues that, when clustered, indicate that Jason's condition is not
life-threatening. - Correct Answer-shards of glass puncture the skin
searches for his phone
sitting on the sidewalk picking glass out of his arm
Select the documented cues that require further assessment to support Mr.
Chaudhury's (pronouns: he/him/his), the cyclist's, ability to care for himself
after discharge. - Correct Answer-NO ELEVATOR
While Mr. Chaudhury (pronouns: he/him/his) is recovering from surgery, the
healthcare provider prescribes his influenza vaccination (flu shot). The nurse
verified that Mr. Chaudhury had not gotten one this year and left a form for
him to review and complete.
While handing back the complete form, Mr. Chaudhury asked why the same
questions are asked every year. Review Mr. Chaudhury's responses before
answering the question.
What is the best response by the nurse? - Correct Answer-"Your answers help
determine if it is safe for you to receive the vaccine today."
Indicate which type of assessment is required for each client's situation
provided below. - Correct Answer-Follow-Up Assessment:
, An adult with asthma that is stable
An expectant woman at home with severe morning sickness
Focused Assessment:
Hospitalized client experiencing an allergic reaction to a new medication
A young adult who walks into the emergency department saying they cut
their hand on a broken glass
While dining with friends, the health professional notices a woman at the
next table holding her hands to her neck and goes to help. The health
professional begins______assessment of her___by asking her, "Are you -
Correct Answer-EMERGENCY
AIRWAY
CHOKING
Indicate which aspects of the complete health assessment can or cannot be
delegated by the nurse to an unlicensed assistive person (UAP) to complete.
- Correct Answer-Can Be Delegated:
Vital signs
Height and weight
Cannot Be Delegated:
Physical assessment of lungs
Known allergies
Current medications
Family history
The novice nurse completing a focused assessment prior to administering a
cardiovascular medication notices a rubbing sound when assessing the
apical pulse. The client denies pain and the vital signs are normal. The
abnormal sound has not been previously documented on the client's health
record.
The highest priority action for the nurse to take at this time is - Correct
Answer-Request a more experienced colleague assess the heart sounds.
The health professional responds to an emergency call for help in the lobby
of the health facility and finds a car in the lobby and several people injured.
Which person will the health professional examine first? - Correct Answer-The
car driver who is slumped over the steering wheel, not moving
Place the actions taken when conducting a complete health assessment in
order from first to last. - Correct Answer-Perform hand hygiene.
Introduce self.
Verify the client's identity.
Assess the client's current state of health.
Obtain a detailed health history.
Complete a full physical assessment.
