NURSING 235
NURSING 235 DETAILED EXAM WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS 2025
A nurse is about to educate a 28-year old women on how to properly use female
condoms. What factors should the nurse be mindful of before educating the patient?
Select all that apply
A. Learning strengths
B. Ability to listen
C. Knowledge, attitude and skills
D. Readiness to learn
E.Learning Style - A, C, D
A patient has just received their cane to assist with walking. Which statement by the
patient shows afferent learning?
Correct answer: C.
A. "I don't know why the Doctor thinks I need this."
B. "Stay out of my way I am coming through"
C. " This is really helping me and it makes me look sporty." - C
A nurse has just taught a new patient recently diagnosed with asthma how to use their
inhaler, and the patient is then able to demonstrate the technique back to the nurse.
This type of learning would fall under which learning domain?
A. Cognitive
B. Psychomotor
C. Affective - B
Which of the following factors would not be taken into consideration when creating a
teaching plan for older adults?
A. Allowing extra time for information to be taught.
B. Planning long reaching sessions, as older adults have a longer attention span.
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C. Accommodating for sensory deficits, such as speaking loudly in cases of hearing
loss.
D. Setting the environment to be active, as to provide visual and audio stimulus while
the nurse is teaching. - D
ou are teaching a patient how to properly change a bandage and clean a wound by
demonstrating the task. This is an example of:
A. Cognitive learning
B. Psychomotor learning
C. Affective learning - B
A nurse is trying to obtain information about the patient's past medical history. What is
the primary source for that information?
A. the patient
B. the patient's medical records
C. Another nurse or doctor
D. the patient's family - A
Which of the following types of yoga involve a 105 degree studio involving 26 set
postures?
a. Bikram
b. Ashtanga
c. Iyengar
d. Kripaula - A
Which of the following is considered to be "gentle yoga" and involves focusing on
relaxation and coming into balance with one's self?
a. Iyengar
b. Kripaula
c. Bikram
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d. Ashtanga - B
Which of the following is NOT a type Mind-Body Medicine?
A. Meditation
B. Guided Imagery
C. Acupuncture
D. Relaxation - C
Which of the following is a central part to Ayurvedic medicine, and is an understanding
of the patient's basic constitution?
A. Dosha
B. Ying-yang theory
C. Qi gong
D. Prayer - A
During REM sleep, a nurse would expect to see: (Select all that apply)
a) depressed skeletal muscle tone
b) hyperactive deep tendon reflexes
c) increased pulse
d) increased blood pressure
e) decreased metabolic rate - A, C, D
A nurse caring for a 65 year old client should expect what type of normal changes in
sleep patterns? (Select all that apply)
a) chronic illnesses
b) need more time to fall asleep
c) more able to cope with changes in their sleep patterns
d) often nap more during day, causing sleeping fewer hours at night
e) waking frequently during the night - B, D, E
When a nurse attempts to wake a patient who has just closed their eyes and appears
asleep,the patient states he is not asleep. What stage is the patient in?
a. Stage 1
NURSING 235
NURSING 235 DETAILED EXAM WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS 2025
A nurse is about to educate a 28-year old women on how to properly use female
condoms. What factors should the nurse be mindful of before educating the patient?
Select all that apply
A. Learning strengths
B. Ability to listen
C. Knowledge, attitude and skills
D. Readiness to learn
E.Learning Style - A, C, D
A patient has just received their cane to assist with walking. Which statement by the
patient shows afferent learning?
Correct answer: C.
A. "I don't know why the Doctor thinks I need this."
B. "Stay out of my way I am coming through"
C. " This is really helping me and it makes me look sporty." - C
A nurse has just taught a new patient recently diagnosed with asthma how to use their
inhaler, and the patient is then able to demonstrate the technique back to the nurse.
This type of learning would fall under which learning domain?
A. Cognitive
B. Psychomotor
C. Affective - B
Which of the following factors would not be taken into consideration when creating a
teaching plan for older adults?
A. Allowing extra time for information to be taught.
B. Planning long reaching sessions, as older adults have a longer attention span.
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,NURSING 235
C. Accommodating for sensory deficits, such as speaking loudly in cases of hearing
loss.
D. Setting the environment to be active, as to provide visual and audio stimulus while
the nurse is teaching. - D
ou are teaching a patient how to properly change a bandage and clean a wound by
demonstrating the task. This is an example of:
A. Cognitive learning
B. Psychomotor learning
C. Affective learning - B
A nurse is trying to obtain information about the patient's past medical history. What is
the primary source for that information?
A. the patient
B. the patient's medical records
C. Another nurse or doctor
D. the patient's family - A
Which of the following types of yoga involve a 105 degree studio involving 26 set
postures?
a. Bikram
b. Ashtanga
c. Iyengar
d. Kripaula - A
Which of the following is considered to be "gentle yoga" and involves focusing on
relaxation and coming into balance with one's self?
a. Iyengar
b. Kripaula
c. Bikram
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d. Ashtanga - B
Which of the following is NOT a type Mind-Body Medicine?
A. Meditation
B. Guided Imagery
C. Acupuncture
D. Relaxation - C
Which of the following is a central part to Ayurvedic medicine, and is an understanding
of the patient's basic constitution?
A. Dosha
B. Ying-yang theory
C. Qi gong
D. Prayer - A
During REM sleep, a nurse would expect to see: (Select all that apply)
a) depressed skeletal muscle tone
b) hyperactive deep tendon reflexes
c) increased pulse
d) increased blood pressure
e) decreased metabolic rate - A, C, D
A nurse caring for a 65 year old client should expect what type of normal changes in
sleep patterns? (Select all that apply)
a) chronic illnesses
b) need more time to fall asleep
c) more able to cope with changes in their sleep patterns
d) often nap more during day, causing sleeping fewer hours at night
e) waking frequently during the night - B, D, E
When a nurse attempts to wake a patient who has just closed their eyes and appears
asleep,the patient states he is not asleep. What stage is the patient in?
a. Stage 1
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