2025 NURS 201 EXAM 2 | ALL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ |
VERIFIED ANSWERS | NEWEST EXAM
A nurse is teaching a group of nursing students about the use of NANDA-I
terminologies in the medical record entry. Which statements made by the
student indicate the need for further education? Select all that apply. --------
-CORRECT ANSWER------------------"NANDA-I diagnoses do not take into
consideration evidence-based diagnoses."
- "NANDA-I diagnoses are refined by the primary health care provider on a
regular basis."
The nurse is teaching a group of students about the application of nursing
diagnosis to care planning. Which statements indicate effective learning?
Select all that apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ "Nursing
diagnoses direct the planning process and the selection of nursing
interventions."
- "Nursing diagnosis of damaged skin directs a nurse to apply a support
surface to a patient's bed and initiate a turning schedule."
The nurse uses various assessments to collect data about a patient. Which
statements are true about the types of assessments? Select all that apply. -
--------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ Emergency assessment is
performed when the patient's situation is life threatening.
- Ongoing assessment is performed and continued throughout the patient's
healthcare experience.
- Focused assessment is done after a patient's general problems have
been identified, when a patient has a complaint, or describes a new
problem.
The nurse is designing a plan of care for a patient who is has been
diagnosed with pneumonia. The nurse determines that the patient is
,experiencing impaired gas exchange in the lungs. Which components of
the assessment data can be part of the related factors for this patient?
Select all that apply . ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ Decreased
ventilatory effort due to fatigue
- Accumulation of secretions within the alveoli
The nurse is assigned to a 78-year-old patient who just entered the hospital
with symptoms of H1N1 flu. The nurse finds the patient to be short of
breath with an increased respiratory rate of 30 breaths per minute. He lost
his wife just a month ago. The nurse's knowledge about this patient would
result in which type of assessment approach at this time? Select all that
apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ A problem-focused
approach
- Using multiple visits to gather a complete database
A patient has arrived at the emergency department (ED) complaining of
fatigue and memory loss. While performing the health assessment, which
back-channeling techniques may the nurse use during the patient
interview? Select all that apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------
"I see."
- "Go on"
- "All right"
- Maintain good eye contact and show interest in what the patient is saying.
A 60-year-old patient complains of fatigue and difficulty breathing. He is
diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The nurse
helps the patient sit in a semi-Fowler's position, and administers oxygen
therapy as prescribed by the healthcare provider. What should be the
expected outcome in this patient? ---------CORRECT ANSWER----------------
-The patient's respiratory rate will be 22 breaths per minute.
, The nurse is explaining the case management model to a group of nursing
students. Which characteristics best describe the model? Select all that
apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ Multidisciplinary care
plans are used.
- Case managers coordinate discharge planning.
- Communication with healthcare team members is important.
- The model serves to promote patient safety and quality.
What are the components of the evaluation phase of the nursing process?
Select all that apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ Examining
a condition or situation
- Judging if the desired change has occurred
The nurse is caring for a 40-year-old patient undergoing chemotherapy.
The patient reports nausea and vomiting. The nurse administers antiemetic
medications as ordered. Which criteria would the nurse use to evaluate the
patient's response to the care provided? Select all that apply. ---------
CORRECT ANSWER------------------Outcome
- goal
Which characteristics of good feedback did the RN use when talking to the
nursing assistant? Select all that apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER---------
--------- Feedback focuses on one issue.
- Feedback offers concrete details.
- Feedback identifies ways to improve.
- Feedback focuses on changeable things.
A patient is scheduled for surgery. The nurse is teaching interventions to
the patient to decrease postoperative complications. Which level of
intervention is required for the patient? ---------CORRECT ANSWER----------
-------Intermediate
CORRECT ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED A+ |
VERIFIED ANSWERS | NEWEST EXAM
A nurse is teaching a group of nursing students about the use of NANDA-I
terminologies in the medical record entry. Which statements made by the
student indicate the need for further education? Select all that apply. --------
-CORRECT ANSWER------------------"NANDA-I diagnoses do not take into
consideration evidence-based diagnoses."
- "NANDA-I diagnoses are refined by the primary health care provider on a
regular basis."
The nurse is teaching a group of students about the application of nursing
diagnosis to care planning. Which statements indicate effective learning?
Select all that apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ "Nursing
diagnoses direct the planning process and the selection of nursing
interventions."
- "Nursing diagnosis of damaged skin directs a nurse to apply a support
surface to a patient's bed and initiate a turning schedule."
The nurse uses various assessments to collect data about a patient. Which
statements are true about the types of assessments? Select all that apply. -
--------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ Emergency assessment is
performed when the patient's situation is life threatening.
- Ongoing assessment is performed and continued throughout the patient's
healthcare experience.
- Focused assessment is done after a patient's general problems have
been identified, when a patient has a complaint, or describes a new
problem.
The nurse is designing a plan of care for a patient who is has been
diagnosed with pneumonia. The nurse determines that the patient is
,experiencing impaired gas exchange in the lungs. Which components of
the assessment data can be part of the related factors for this patient?
Select all that apply . ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ Decreased
ventilatory effort due to fatigue
- Accumulation of secretions within the alveoli
The nurse is assigned to a 78-year-old patient who just entered the hospital
with symptoms of H1N1 flu. The nurse finds the patient to be short of
breath with an increased respiratory rate of 30 breaths per minute. He lost
his wife just a month ago. The nurse's knowledge about this patient would
result in which type of assessment approach at this time? Select all that
apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ A problem-focused
approach
- Using multiple visits to gather a complete database
A patient has arrived at the emergency department (ED) complaining of
fatigue and memory loss. While performing the health assessment, which
back-channeling techniques may the nurse use during the patient
interview? Select all that apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------
"I see."
- "Go on"
- "All right"
- Maintain good eye contact and show interest in what the patient is saying.
A 60-year-old patient complains of fatigue and difficulty breathing. He is
diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The nurse
helps the patient sit in a semi-Fowler's position, and administers oxygen
therapy as prescribed by the healthcare provider. What should be the
expected outcome in this patient? ---------CORRECT ANSWER----------------
-The patient's respiratory rate will be 22 breaths per minute.
, The nurse is explaining the case management model to a group of nursing
students. Which characteristics best describe the model? Select all that
apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ Multidisciplinary care
plans are used.
- Case managers coordinate discharge planning.
- Communication with healthcare team members is important.
- The model serves to promote patient safety and quality.
What are the components of the evaluation phase of the nursing process?
Select all that apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER------------------ Examining
a condition or situation
- Judging if the desired change has occurred
The nurse is caring for a 40-year-old patient undergoing chemotherapy.
The patient reports nausea and vomiting. The nurse administers antiemetic
medications as ordered. Which criteria would the nurse use to evaluate the
patient's response to the care provided? Select all that apply. ---------
CORRECT ANSWER------------------Outcome
- goal
Which characteristics of good feedback did the RN use when talking to the
nursing assistant? Select all that apply. ---------CORRECT ANSWER---------
--------- Feedback focuses on one issue.
- Feedback offers concrete details.
- Feedback identifies ways to improve.
- Feedback focuses on changeable things.
A patient is scheduled for surgery. The nurse is teaching interventions to
the patient to decrease postoperative complications. Which level of
intervention is required for the patient? ---------CORRECT ANSWER----------
-------Intermediate
