Fundamentals of nursing exam 1/ Questions with
Certified Solutions.
Terms in this set (140)
The nurse is preparing a client lying flat
to be turned in bed. In what
position would the nurse place
the client to begin this
procedure?
lying flat sitting up lying
flat with feet raised slightly
lying prone
The nurse and an assistant Ans:
are preparing to move a
client up in bed. Arrange the C
following steps in the correct
order.
1. Adjust the head of
thebed to a flat position.
2. Place a
frictionreducing sheet under
the client.
3. Ask the client to
bendlegs and place the chin
on the chest.
,4. Position the assistant
onthe side opposite you.
5. Remove all pillows
fromunder the client.
6. Grasp the sheet
andmove the client on the
count of 3. A)
3, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6
B)
1, 2, 4, 3, 5, 6
C)
1, 5, 4, 2, 3, 6
D)
3, 2, 1, 4, 6, 5 E)
1, 3, 2, 4, 5, 6
,What nursing organization first B)
legitimized the use of the
nursing process? American Nurses Association
A)
National League for
Nursing
B)
American Nurses Association
C)
International Council of
Nursing
D)
State Board of Nursing
, A female patient who is c. The first step when thinking critically about a situation is
receiving chemotherapy for to identify the purpose or goal of your thinking. Reassessing
the patient helps to discipline thinking by directing all
breast cancer tells the nurse,
thoughts toward the goal. Once the problem is addressed,
"The treatment for this it is important for the nurse to judge the adequacy of the
cancer is worse than the knowledge, identify potential problems, use helpful
disease itself. I'm not going resources, and critique the decision.
to come for my therapy
anymore." The nurse
responds by using critical
thinking skills to address this
patient problem. Which
action is the first step the
nurse would take in this
process?
a. The nurse
judgeswhether the patient
database is adequate to
address the problem.
b. The nurse
considerswhether or not to
suggest a counseling
session for the patient.
c. The nurse
reassessesthe patient and
decides how best to
intervene in her care.
d. The nurse
identifiesseveral options for
intervening in the patient's
care and critiques the merit
of each option.
Certified Solutions.
Terms in this set (140)
The nurse is preparing a client lying flat
to be turned in bed. In what
position would the nurse place
the client to begin this
procedure?
lying flat sitting up lying
flat with feet raised slightly
lying prone
The nurse and an assistant Ans:
are preparing to move a
client up in bed. Arrange the C
following steps in the correct
order.
1. Adjust the head of
thebed to a flat position.
2. Place a
frictionreducing sheet under
the client.
3. Ask the client to
bendlegs and place the chin
on the chest.
,4. Position the assistant
onthe side opposite you.
5. Remove all pillows
fromunder the client.
6. Grasp the sheet
andmove the client on the
count of 3. A)
3, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6
B)
1, 2, 4, 3, 5, 6
C)
1, 5, 4, 2, 3, 6
D)
3, 2, 1, 4, 6, 5 E)
1, 3, 2, 4, 5, 6
,What nursing organization first B)
legitimized the use of the
nursing process? American Nurses Association
A)
National League for
Nursing
B)
American Nurses Association
C)
International Council of
Nursing
D)
State Board of Nursing
, A female patient who is c. The first step when thinking critically about a situation is
receiving chemotherapy for to identify the purpose or goal of your thinking. Reassessing
the patient helps to discipline thinking by directing all
breast cancer tells the nurse,
thoughts toward the goal. Once the problem is addressed,
"The treatment for this it is important for the nurse to judge the adequacy of the
cancer is worse than the knowledge, identify potential problems, use helpful
disease itself. I'm not going resources, and critique the decision.
to come for my therapy
anymore." The nurse
responds by using critical
thinking skills to address this
patient problem. Which
action is the first step the
nurse would take in this
process?
a. The nurse
judgeswhether the patient
database is adequate to
address the problem.
b. The nurse
considerswhether or not to
suggest a counseling
session for the patient.
c. The nurse
reassessesthe patient and
decides how best to
intervene in her care.
d. The nurse
identifiesseveral options for
intervening in the patient's
care and critiques the merit
of each option.
