NSG 310 FINAL EXAM 2025 WITH ACTUAL
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a new nurse is being oriented to the intensive care unit and is startled when, during
interdisciplinary patient rounds, a person "joins" the conversation on a computer screen in the
patient's room. how does the nurse's mentor best explain the benefits of this procedure?
the remote person can help assess, treat, or educate patients
what is the best definition of the term interoperability?
disparate systems can "talk to each other" to share patient information
what statement is accurate when describing characteristics of an electronic health information
technology system?
it provides accessibility to multiple health records.
what is the advantage of coding in the use of electronic health records (EHRs)?
it allows information to be communicated and extracted from EHRs
which statement concerning electronic records is NOT true?
they are less durable than paper charting
when working on a hospital unit, the nurse uses a cellular telephone as an aid to giving patient
care. when using a cellular telephone, the nurse recognizes that a barrier to this type of
technology is
some hospitals prohibit using cellular telephones
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,which of these engages patients as partners in health care, is an expectation at the beginning
staff nurse job level, and is among items tested on licensure exams?
HIT (health information technology system)
Rationale:
one of the QSEN and provides safer care and better communication
the nurse is using a wireless handheld device. when using such a device, the nurse recognizes
that it
track a patient's medications and dosages
Which of the following is the best definition of information literacy?
the ability to find, retrieve, analyze, and use information
According to HIPPA, which of the following people cannot have access to a patient's chart
without prior consent?
the patient's adult children
An 84 year old Spanish speaking male patient is hospitalized due to a broken hip. When
administering a new medication for the patient, to whom in the room should the nurse focus
their education about the medication?
the patient himself
A patient being told that their diagnosis is terminal insists on being transferred to a new facility
at another hospital. The patient is demanding a second opinion stating, "No, not me they must
have made a mistake." The nurse recognizes that the patient is in what stage of Kubler-Ross five
stages of grief?
denial
What describes a person's awareness of a shared cultural heritage, with others, based on
common racial, geographic ancestral, religious or historical bonds?
ethnicity
Rationale:
this is the definition of ethinicity.
cultural competence is a set of cultural behaviors and attitudes integrated into practice
methods of a system agency or its professionals which enables them to work effectively in
cross cultural situations.
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, ethnocentrism is the belief that one's own culture is superior to all others
cultural diversity is defined as variations among cultural groups
Which behavioral teaching method is the reinforcement of successive steps toward the target
behavior?
shaping
rationale:
t's when a long term goal is broken down in steps, and each time a client takes a step closer to
the desired behavior you want to definitely reinforce them so that they want to keep on
going.
modeling is learning a behavior by observing others while they're performing it, so our
patients are going to model what we do, whether it's right or wrong.
coaching is tailored support for people learning an unfamiliar task or procedure, it builds on
the client strengths, rather than attempting to fix a weakness and it's in order to develop and
improve self management skill in health
Learning contracts is a contract between the patient it's kind of a formal commitment to a
behavioral learning process that use this a lot in mental health.
According to Melnyk and Overholdt, what is the next step after critically appraising the evidence
in the seven steps of evidence based practice (EBP)?
integrate the evidence with clinical expertise and patient preferences and values.
Rationale:
1. Cultivate a spirit of inquiry
2. Ask a clinical question in PICOT format
3. Search for the best evidence
4. Critically appraising the evidence
5. Integrate the evidence with clinical expertise and patient preferences and values
Nursing is known as both an art and a science. Which of the following is an example of the
science of nursing.
The nurse uses electronic databases, to find academic article with the most up to date,
procedures and caring for the patient
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CORRECT QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
DETAILED ANSWERS |FREQUENTLY
TESTED QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
|ALREADY GRADED A+|LATEST
UPDATE|GUARANTEED PASS
a new nurse is being oriented to the intensive care unit and is startled when, during
interdisciplinary patient rounds, a person "joins" the conversation on a computer screen in the
patient's room. how does the nurse's mentor best explain the benefits of this procedure?
the remote person can help assess, treat, or educate patients
what is the best definition of the term interoperability?
disparate systems can "talk to each other" to share patient information
what statement is accurate when describing characteristics of an electronic health information
technology system?
it provides accessibility to multiple health records.
what is the advantage of coding in the use of electronic health records (EHRs)?
it allows information to be communicated and extracted from EHRs
which statement concerning electronic records is NOT true?
they are less durable than paper charting
when working on a hospital unit, the nurse uses a cellular telephone as an aid to giving patient
care. when using a cellular telephone, the nurse recognizes that a barrier to this type of
technology is
some hospitals prohibit using cellular telephones
1|Page
,which of these engages patients as partners in health care, is an expectation at the beginning
staff nurse job level, and is among items tested on licensure exams?
HIT (health information technology system)
Rationale:
one of the QSEN and provides safer care and better communication
the nurse is using a wireless handheld device. when using such a device, the nurse recognizes
that it
track a patient's medications and dosages
Which of the following is the best definition of information literacy?
the ability to find, retrieve, analyze, and use information
According to HIPPA, which of the following people cannot have access to a patient's chart
without prior consent?
the patient's adult children
An 84 year old Spanish speaking male patient is hospitalized due to a broken hip. When
administering a new medication for the patient, to whom in the room should the nurse focus
their education about the medication?
the patient himself
A patient being told that their diagnosis is terminal insists on being transferred to a new facility
at another hospital. The patient is demanding a second opinion stating, "No, not me they must
have made a mistake." The nurse recognizes that the patient is in what stage of Kubler-Ross five
stages of grief?
denial
What describes a person's awareness of a shared cultural heritage, with others, based on
common racial, geographic ancestral, religious or historical bonds?
ethnicity
Rationale:
this is the definition of ethinicity.
cultural competence is a set of cultural behaviors and attitudes integrated into practice
methods of a system agency or its professionals which enables them to work effectively in
cross cultural situations.
2|Page
, ethnocentrism is the belief that one's own culture is superior to all others
cultural diversity is defined as variations among cultural groups
Which behavioral teaching method is the reinforcement of successive steps toward the target
behavior?
shaping
rationale:
t's when a long term goal is broken down in steps, and each time a client takes a step closer to
the desired behavior you want to definitely reinforce them so that they want to keep on
going.
modeling is learning a behavior by observing others while they're performing it, so our
patients are going to model what we do, whether it's right or wrong.
coaching is tailored support for people learning an unfamiliar task or procedure, it builds on
the client strengths, rather than attempting to fix a weakness and it's in order to develop and
improve self management skill in health
Learning contracts is a contract between the patient it's kind of a formal commitment to a
behavioral learning process that use this a lot in mental health.
According to Melnyk and Overholdt, what is the next step after critically appraising the evidence
in the seven steps of evidence based practice (EBP)?
integrate the evidence with clinical expertise and patient preferences and values.
Rationale:
1. Cultivate a spirit of inquiry
2. Ask a clinical question in PICOT format
3. Search for the best evidence
4. Critically appraising the evidence
5. Integrate the evidence with clinical expertise and patient preferences and values
Nursing is known as both an art and a science. Which of the following is an example of the
science of nursing.
The nurse uses electronic databases, to find academic article with the most up to date,
procedures and caring for the patient
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