Nursing 112 Exam 6 Questions With Complete
Solutions
3rd party payment system Correct Answers
Indicates that bills will be paid by the insurer and
not the patient or the health care provider
5 rights of delegation Correct Answers 1. Right
task
2. Right circumstance
3. Right person
4. Right direction/communication
5. Right supervision/evaluation
A caregiver asks a nurse to explain respite care.
How would the nurse respond?
A.) "Respite care is a service that allows time away
for caregivers."
B.) "Respite care is a special service for the
terminally ill and their family."
C.) "Respite care is direct care provided to people
in a long-term care facility."
D.) "Respite care provides living units for people
without regular shelter." Correct Answers a.
Respite care is provided to enable a primary
caregiver time away from the day-to-day
responsibilities of homebound patients.
,A client with delirium is attempting to remove the
IV tubing from his arm, saying to the nurse, "Get
off me! Go away!" What is the client experiencing?
a.Delusions
b.Hallucinations
c.Illusions
d.Disorientation Correct Answers b
Hallucinations
A client with late moderate-stage dementia has
been admitted to a long-term care facility. Which
nursing intervention will help the client maintain
optimal cognitive function?
a.Discuss pictures of children and grandchildren
with the client.
b.Do word games or crossword puzzles with the
client.
c.Provide the client with a written list of daily
activities.
d.Watch and discuss the evening news with the
client. Correct Answers A
A nurse instructor outlines the criteria establishing
nursing as a profession. What teaching point
correctly describes this criteria? Select all that
apply.
a.) Nursing is composed of a well-defined body of
general knowledge
b.) Nursing interventions are dependent upon
medical practice
, c.) Nursing is a recognized authority by a
professional group
d.) Nursing is regulated by the medical industry
e.) Nursing has a code of ethics
f.) Nursing is influenced by ongoing research
Correct Answers cef
Nursing is recognized increasingly as a profession
based on the following defining criteria: well-
defined body of specific and unique knowledge,
strong service orientation, recognized authority by
a professional group, code of ethics, professional
organization that sets standards, ongoing research,
and autonomy and self-regulation.
A nurse is providing health care to patients in a
health care facility. Which of these patients are
receiving secondary health care? Select all that
apply.
A.) A patient enters a community clinic with signs
of strep throat.
B.) A patient is admitted to the hospital following a
myocardial infarction.
C.) A mother brings her son to the emergency
department following a seizure.
D.) A patient with osteogenesis imperfecta is being
treated in a medical center.
E.) A mother brings her son to a specialist to
correct a congenital heart defect.
F.) A woman has a hernia repair in an ambulatory
care center. Correct Answers b, c, f.
Solutions
3rd party payment system Correct Answers
Indicates that bills will be paid by the insurer and
not the patient or the health care provider
5 rights of delegation Correct Answers 1. Right
task
2. Right circumstance
3. Right person
4. Right direction/communication
5. Right supervision/evaluation
A caregiver asks a nurse to explain respite care.
How would the nurse respond?
A.) "Respite care is a service that allows time away
for caregivers."
B.) "Respite care is a special service for the
terminally ill and their family."
C.) "Respite care is direct care provided to people
in a long-term care facility."
D.) "Respite care provides living units for people
without regular shelter." Correct Answers a.
Respite care is provided to enable a primary
caregiver time away from the day-to-day
responsibilities of homebound patients.
,A client with delirium is attempting to remove the
IV tubing from his arm, saying to the nurse, "Get
off me! Go away!" What is the client experiencing?
a.Delusions
b.Hallucinations
c.Illusions
d.Disorientation Correct Answers b
Hallucinations
A client with late moderate-stage dementia has
been admitted to a long-term care facility. Which
nursing intervention will help the client maintain
optimal cognitive function?
a.Discuss pictures of children and grandchildren
with the client.
b.Do word games or crossword puzzles with the
client.
c.Provide the client with a written list of daily
activities.
d.Watch and discuss the evening news with the
client. Correct Answers A
A nurse instructor outlines the criteria establishing
nursing as a profession. What teaching point
correctly describes this criteria? Select all that
apply.
a.) Nursing is composed of a well-defined body of
general knowledge
b.) Nursing interventions are dependent upon
medical practice
, c.) Nursing is a recognized authority by a
professional group
d.) Nursing is regulated by the medical industry
e.) Nursing has a code of ethics
f.) Nursing is influenced by ongoing research
Correct Answers cef
Nursing is recognized increasingly as a profession
based on the following defining criteria: well-
defined body of specific and unique knowledge,
strong service orientation, recognized authority by
a professional group, code of ethics, professional
organization that sets standards, ongoing research,
and autonomy and self-regulation.
A nurse is providing health care to patients in a
health care facility. Which of these patients are
receiving secondary health care? Select all that
apply.
A.) A patient enters a community clinic with signs
of strep throat.
B.) A patient is admitted to the hospital following a
myocardial infarction.
C.) A mother brings her son to the emergency
department following a seizure.
D.) A patient with osteogenesis imperfecta is being
treated in a medical center.
E.) A mother brings her son to a specialist to
correct a congenital heart defect.
F.) A woman has a hernia repair in an ambulatory
care center. Correct Answers b, c, f.
