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NR 222 FINAL EXAM REVIEW EXAM 2025 WITH
ACTUAL CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS |FREQUENTLY TESTED
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS |ALREADY GRADED
A+|BRAND NEW VERSION!!!|LATEST UPDATE
|GUARANTEED PASS (CHAMBERLAINE)



A student nurse (SN) is communicating to an older adult client with impaired hearing, who is
receiving scheduled medications, while also receiving discharge instructions. Which of the
following principles will the SN need to understand about improving communication with older
adults who have hearing loss? (Select All That Apply)

-Check if the patient uses hearing aids, glasses, or other adaptive equipment
-Choose a quiet, well-lit environment with minimal distractions
-Face the patient, be sure that your face/mouth is visible to him or her, and do not chew gum or
talk while chewing
-Allow time for the patient to respond.

When using a pen and paper becomes frustrating for a nonverbal client whose handwriting is
shaky, you revise the care plan to include the use of a picture board. Possible questions you ask
when the client does not meet expected outcomes would include which of the following?

"You seem frustrated with the use of pencil and paper to communicate; I can offer you a letter
or a picture board and see if this will better help you."

At this life span stage, the individual may encounter over-involvement with children's activities,
empty-nest syndrome, multiple responsibilities with aging parents and children, retirement
planning, possible mid-career changes. Which of the following best describes this life span
stage?

Middle adult




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, Which of the following life span stage has a higher potential for not seeking primary care due to
multiple families stressors and responsibilities; midlife transition; desires passing on a legacy,
skill, wealth, or purposeful meaning to the next generation?

Middle adult

According to Erikson, this life span group seeks to keep pace with their peers; not wanting to fall
behind on schoolwork; wanting to feel good about being involved in various activities such as
sports, music, hobbies, religious and community activities, and other endeavors, while seeking
praise from others. Which of the following best describes the developmental task for this life
span group?

Industry vs Inferiority

Which of the following Erikson's growth and development stages matches the individual
experiencing these tasks: mealtimes may be a conflict with erratic food choices; periods of
tantrums; lacking control of emotions; interests in exploring.

Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt

According to Erikson's Stages of Development, which of the following best matches the stage
where the individual's health perception/health management pattern may include a sense of
invincibility, risk-taking behaviors, and experimentation, while seeking their individuality?

Identity vs Role Confusion

The individual, at this stage, according to Erikson's Theory, may feel a sense of acceptance in life
and achieve an identity apart from their occupation or work, continuing to adjust to
deterioration or maintenance of health status; depression is at a higher risk at this stage due to
the increased potential for isolation. Which of the following stages, according to Erikson's
Theory, best depicts these developmental tasks?

Ego Integrity vs Despair

Which of the following stages of development, according to Erikson's Theory, will be at higher
risk for the following: unintentional injuries, homicide, suicide; work and stress fatigue; seeks
mutual trust with others; may make major decisions about relationships, roles, finances, living
conditions.

Intimacy vs Isolation

In this stage, the individual seeks maximum gratification with minimum frustration, while
seeking connection with a primary relationship, which can influence future relationships. In this



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