CRRN TEST 1 (CERTIFICATION TEST) ACTUAL COMPLETE 300
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ALREADY
GRADED A +.
The INITIAL step in planned change is to: - ANSWER-identify a
need for change
Which of the following does NOT typically characterize
autonomic dysreflexia? hypotension; bradycardia; sweating;
nasal obstruction - ANSWER-hypotension
A patient with left hemiplegia would be MOST likely to present: -
ANSWER-perceptual deficits
The MOST effective bowel retraining program based on normal
physiology is one in which bowel movements are consistently
scheduled: - ANSWER-15-30 minutes after a meal
Dysarthria is characterized by: - ANSWER-slurred or thick-
tongued speech
,An initial nursing intervention for a pt. with altered respiratory
function includes: - ANSWER-encouraging coughing and deep
breathing techniques
Which of the following approaches are MOST effective in
managing phantom pain? - ANSWER-prosthesis usage and
restoration of functional abilities
Which act requires state and local sponsors to identify and
recruit people with disabilities? - ANSWER-Comprehensive
Employment and Training Act
In Bobath's third stage of recovery of movement patterns for a
stroke pt., spasticity is: - ANSWER-decreased
A pt. who has sustained an injury to the conus medullaris will
usually have which of the folowing bladder symptoms? -
ANSWER-hypotonicity, no voiding reflex, overflow dribbling
Nursing interventions for the patient with verbal apraxia include:
- ANSWER-having the pt. use writing as an alternative to
speaking
What is the FIRST indicator of peripheral nerve impairment in a
hip replacement patient? - ANSWER-paresthesia
, A work sample evaluation is primarily performed to: - ANSWER-
determine the types of tasks the person can perform
Roger's Paradigm for Nursing outlines the interaction between: -
ANSWER-human beings and the environment
With spasticity, what complication is MOST likely if proper
nursing measures are not implemented? - ANSWER-
contractures
The 1990 Americans with Disabilities ACT expands legislation
for equal access for people with disabilities to include which of
the following groups? – ANSWER-privately-owned and funded
businesses, organizations and institutions
Swan neck deformities in the fingers are caused by: - ANSWER-
rheumatoid arthritis
Brain injuries MOST often occur as a result of: - ANSWER-auto
accidents
In Bloom's cognitive domain of learning, the progression from
basic to complex is from: - ANSWER-knowledge to
comprehension to application
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) | ALREADY
GRADED A +.
The INITIAL step in planned change is to: - ANSWER-identify a
need for change
Which of the following does NOT typically characterize
autonomic dysreflexia? hypotension; bradycardia; sweating;
nasal obstruction - ANSWER-hypotension
A patient with left hemiplegia would be MOST likely to present: -
ANSWER-perceptual deficits
The MOST effective bowel retraining program based on normal
physiology is one in which bowel movements are consistently
scheduled: - ANSWER-15-30 minutes after a meal
Dysarthria is characterized by: - ANSWER-slurred or thick-
tongued speech
,An initial nursing intervention for a pt. with altered respiratory
function includes: - ANSWER-encouraging coughing and deep
breathing techniques
Which of the following approaches are MOST effective in
managing phantom pain? - ANSWER-prosthesis usage and
restoration of functional abilities
Which act requires state and local sponsors to identify and
recruit people with disabilities? - ANSWER-Comprehensive
Employment and Training Act
In Bobath's third stage of recovery of movement patterns for a
stroke pt., spasticity is: - ANSWER-decreased
A pt. who has sustained an injury to the conus medullaris will
usually have which of the folowing bladder symptoms? -
ANSWER-hypotonicity, no voiding reflex, overflow dribbling
Nursing interventions for the patient with verbal apraxia include:
- ANSWER-having the pt. use writing as an alternative to
speaking
What is the FIRST indicator of peripheral nerve impairment in a
hip replacement patient? - ANSWER-paresthesia
, A work sample evaluation is primarily performed to: - ANSWER-
determine the types of tasks the person can perform
Roger's Paradigm for Nursing outlines the interaction between: -
ANSWER-human beings and the environment
With spasticity, what complication is MOST likely if proper
nursing measures are not implemented? - ANSWER-
contractures
The 1990 Americans with Disabilities ACT expands legislation
for equal access for people with disabilities to include which of
the following groups? – ANSWER-privately-owned and funded
businesses, organizations and institutions
Swan neck deformities in the fingers are caused by: - ANSWER-
rheumatoid arthritis
Brain injuries MOST often occur as a result of: - ANSWER-auto
accidents
In Bloom's cognitive domain of learning, the progression from
basic to complex is from: - ANSWER-knowledge to
comprehension to application
