FOUNDATIONS OF ADULT HEALTH NURSING
EXAM WITH REAL QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS || ALREADY GRADED A+
|| GUARANTEED PASS|| LATEST UPDATE
2025!!!
What is an Extremity Restraint used for? - ANSWER-To limit the movement of
a patient's arms or legs.
How do Bed Rails help patients? - ANSWER-Raised bed rails can prevent
patients from falling out of bed.
What is the purpose of Chair Alarms? - ANSWER-To alert staff when a patient
attempts to get up from a chair without assistance.
When should SRDs be used? - ANSWER-As a last resort after all other
alternatives have been exhausted.
What is required for the use of SRDs? - ANSWER-A physician's order.
What must be done regarding the need for SRDs? - ANSWER-Continually
assessed and documented.
What should be documented regarding patient and family education for SRDs? -
ANSWER-Documentation should include evidence that the patient and family
were informed about the need for SRDs.
,How should regular observations be documented for SRDs? - ANSWER-The
frequency of observations and the patient's response to SRDs should be
documented.
What is the nurse's role in relation to a Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) order? -
ANSWER-Nurses are obligated to follow the DNR order once it is written in
the medical record.
What are the main arguments for Practitioner-Assisted Suicide (PAS)? -
ANSWER-Proponents cite autonomy and self-determination.
What are the main arguments against Practitioner-Assisted Suicide (PAS)? -
ANSWER-Opponents emphasize the ethical obligation to protect life.
What is the American Nurses Association's (ANA) position on PAS? -
ANSWER-The ANA opposes PAS, citing inconsistency with nursing
philosophy and ethical principles.
How do state laws vary regarding the legality of PAS? - ANSWER-State laws
vary on the legality of PAS.
What is the patient's right regarding refusal of treatment? -
ANSWERCompetent adults have the right to refuse treatment, even if that
refusal may result in death.
How can a patient express their wishes regarding medical treatment? -
ANSWER-Through living wills and health care proxies.
What is the nurse's responsibility when a patient refuses treatment? -
ANSWER-Nurses must respect a patient's decision to refuse treatment, but they
cannot abandon the patient.
, What is the recommended release frequency and reassessment for SRDs? -
ANSWER-SRDs should be released at least every two hours, and the patient's
need for continued use should be reassessed.
What is the patient's involvement in a Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) order? -
ANSWER-Patient's wishes should be known through an advance directive.
Who is responsible for writing a Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) order? -
ANSWER-Physician after consulting with the patient's family.
How did World War 2 impact nurses? - ANSWER-Increased the need for
trained nurses
What program was established during World War 2 to train nurses quickly? -
ANSWER-Cadet Nurse Corps
Why did many nurses choose to stay in military service after World War 2? -
ANSWER-Better conditions compared to civilian nurses
What pressure did the need for nurses during World War 2 put on states? -
ANSWER-Pressured states to standardize licensing exams
What did Florence Nightingale establish while in Turkey? - ANSWER-Sanitary
conditions
What was Florence Nightingale nicknamed? - ANSWER-Lady with the lamp
Who developed the Patient's Bill of Rights? - ANSWER-American Hospital
Association
EXAM WITH REAL QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS || ALREADY GRADED A+
|| GUARANTEED PASS|| LATEST UPDATE
2025!!!
What is an Extremity Restraint used for? - ANSWER-To limit the movement of
a patient's arms or legs.
How do Bed Rails help patients? - ANSWER-Raised bed rails can prevent
patients from falling out of bed.
What is the purpose of Chair Alarms? - ANSWER-To alert staff when a patient
attempts to get up from a chair without assistance.
When should SRDs be used? - ANSWER-As a last resort after all other
alternatives have been exhausted.
What is required for the use of SRDs? - ANSWER-A physician's order.
What must be done regarding the need for SRDs? - ANSWER-Continually
assessed and documented.
What should be documented regarding patient and family education for SRDs? -
ANSWER-Documentation should include evidence that the patient and family
were informed about the need for SRDs.
,How should regular observations be documented for SRDs? - ANSWER-The
frequency of observations and the patient's response to SRDs should be
documented.
What is the nurse's role in relation to a Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) order? -
ANSWER-Nurses are obligated to follow the DNR order once it is written in
the medical record.
What are the main arguments for Practitioner-Assisted Suicide (PAS)? -
ANSWER-Proponents cite autonomy and self-determination.
What are the main arguments against Practitioner-Assisted Suicide (PAS)? -
ANSWER-Opponents emphasize the ethical obligation to protect life.
What is the American Nurses Association's (ANA) position on PAS? -
ANSWER-The ANA opposes PAS, citing inconsistency with nursing
philosophy and ethical principles.
How do state laws vary regarding the legality of PAS? - ANSWER-State laws
vary on the legality of PAS.
What is the patient's right regarding refusal of treatment? -
ANSWERCompetent adults have the right to refuse treatment, even if that
refusal may result in death.
How can a patient express their wishes regarding medical treatment? -
ANSWER-Through living wills and health care proxies.
What is the nurse's responsibility when a patient refuses treatment? -
ANSWER-Nurses must respect a patient's decision to refuse treatment, but they
cannot abandon the patient.
, What is the recommended release frequency and reassessment for SRDs? -
ANSWER-SRDs should be released at least every two hours, and the patient's
need for continued use should be reassessed.
What is the patient's involvement in a Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) order? -
ANSWER-Patient's wishes should be known through an advance directive.
Who is responsible for writing a Do-Not-Resuscitate (DNR) order? -
ANSWER-Physician after consulting with the patient's family.
How did World War 2 impact nurses? - ANSWER-Increased the need for
trained nurses
What program was established during World War 2 to train nurses quickly? -
ANSWER-Cadet Nurse Corps
Why did many nurses choose to stay in military service after World War 2? -
ANSWER-Better conditions compared to civilian nurses
What pressure did the need for nurses during World War 2 put on states? -
ANSWER-Pressured states to standardize licensing exams
What did Florence Nightingale establish while in Turkey? - ANSWER-Sanitary
conditions
What was Florence Nightingale nicknamed? - ANSWER-Lady with the lamp
Who developed the Patient's Bill of Rights? - ANSWER-American Hospital
Association
