NUR 305 EXAM 1 PRACTICE QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Which healthcare setting would the registered nurse recommend for a client who needs
further inpatient therapy after sustaining a stroke?
A. Nursing home
B. Rehabilitation center
C. Assisted living
D. Ambulatory care - Answer -B. Rehab- a client who sustained a stroke needs to
continue inpatient care, rehab is the best place that offer these services
Which areas of healthcare are regulated by legislation? Select all that apply.
1. )Confidentiality of clients' record
2.)Treating clients who need emergency treatments
3.)The client's right to know
4.)Right for a dignified death
5.)Right for competent care - Answer -1, 2, 3, and 4
Not 5 because right for competent nursing care is not a legislated right.
The nurse is teaching a client about a variety of complementary and alternative
therapies. Which options could the nurse include with the discussion? Select all that
apply.
1.) Naturopathy
2.) Homeopathy
3.) Ophthalmology
4.) Chiropractic medicine
5.) Traditional Chinese medicine - Answer -1,2,4, and 5
Not 3 because it is a branch of medicine that deals with treatment of eye disorders.
What is a way for a new nurse to influence healthcare policy and become involved in
legislation on the local, state, and national levels?
A. Joining and becoming involved in a professional nursing organization
B. running for political office
C. creating a social media forum for political activism
D. voting in the presidential elections - Answer -A
Clients with private insurance pay for services in the form of deductibles, premiums, and
co-payments in which method of financing healthcare?
A. cost-sharing
, B. public financing
C. categorical programs
D. direct payment - Answer -A- involves paying for services through insurance
premiums, deductibles, co-payments, costs above fixed payments, and non-covered
services
Which circumstances would qualify a client for a move into an independent living
center? Select all that apply.
1.) The client must be over 55
2.) must complete activities of daily living (ADLs)
3.) Must have a desire to live with other senior citizens
4.) Must need assistance with medication administration
5.) Must need continued physical and occupational therapy after injury - Answer -1,2,
and 3
A nurse is working at a clinic and wants to focus on primary healthcare in the
community. Which interventions would be included in the nurse's plan? Select all that
apply.
1.) Education children on hand hygiene
2.) Provide nursing care to ill clients in their homes
3.) Administering flu shots to elderly clients
4.) Delivering end of life care
5.) Presenting info to elders about diabetes - Answer -1,3 and 5
Which are the common responsibilities of the state boards of nursing? Select all that
apply.
1.) Describing the level of competency for nursing care
2.) Providing approval for nursing education programs
3.) Funding research for nursing education
4.) enforcing rules that govern nursing practice
5.) developing criteria to permit someone to be licensed as RN or LPN - Answer -2,4,
and 5
The healthcare team is determining discharge plans for a client admitted after
involvement in a motor vehicle accident. The client requires intravenous antibiotics, as
well as physical and occupational therapy, and wants to receive these services in the
home. Which factors determine if this is appropriate? Select all that apply.
1.) Presence of help in clients home
2.) The coverage provided by the clients insurance carrier
3.) complexity of care required by client
4.) available of home health care agency to provide services
5.) Transportation back to appointments - Answer -1,2 and 4
Which healthcare setting would the registered nurse recommend for a client who needs
further inpatient therapy after sustaining a stroke?
A. Nursing home
B. Rehabilitation center
C. Assisted living
D. Ambulatory care - Answer -B. Rehab- a client who sustained a stroke needs to
continue inpatient care, rehab is the best place that offer these services
Which areas of healthcare are regulated by legislation? Select all that apply.
1. )Confidentiality of clients' record
2.)Treating clients who need emergency treatments
3.)The client's right to know
4.)Right for a dignified death
5.)Right for competent care - Answer -1, 2, 3, and 4
Not 5 because right for competent nursing care is not a legislated right.
The nurse is teaching a client about a variety of complementary and alternative
therapies. Which options could the nurse include with the discussion? Select all that
apply.
1.) Naturopathy
2.) Homeopathy
3.) Ophthalmology
4.) Chiropractic medicine
5.) Traditional Chinese medicine - Answer -1,2,4, and 5
Not 3 because it is a branch of medicine that deals with treatment of eye disorders.
What is a way for a new nurse to influence healthcare policy and become involved in
legislation on the local, state, and national levels?
A. Joining and becoming involved in a professional nursing organization
B. running for political office
C. creating a social media forum for political activism
D. voting in the presidential elections - Answer -A
Clients with private insurance pay for services in the form of deductibles, premiums, and
co-payments in which method of financing healthcare?
A. cost-sharing
, B. public financing
C. categorical programs
D. direct payment - Answer -A- involves paying for services through insurance
premiums, deductibles, co-payments, costs above fixed payments, and non-covered
services
Which circumstances would qualify a client for a move into an independent living
center? Select all that apply.
1.) The client must be over 55
2.) must complete activities of daily living (ADLs)
3.) Must have a desire to live with other senior citizens
4.) Must need assistance with medication administration
5.) Must need continued physical and occupational therapy after injury - Answer -1,2,
and 3
A nurse is working at a clinic and wants to focus on primary healthcare in the
community. Which interventions would be included in the nurse's plan? Select all that
apply.
1.) Education children on hand hygiene
2.) Provide nursing care to ill clients in their homes
3.) Administering flu shots to elderly clients
4.) Delivering end of life care
5.) Presenting info to elders about diabetes - Answer -1,3 and 5
Which are the common responsibilities of the state boards of nursing? Select all that
apply.
1.) Describing the level of competency for nursing care
2.) Providing approval for nursing education programs
3.) Funding research for nursing education
4.) enforcing rules that govern nursing practice
5.) developing criteria to permit someone to be licensed as RN or LPN - Answer -2,4,
and 5
The healthcare team is determining discharge plans for a client admitted after
involvement in a motor vehicle accident. The client requires intravenous antibiotics, as
well as physical and occupational therapy, and wants to receive these services in the
home. Which factors determine if this is appropriate? Select all that apply.
1.) Presence of help in clients home
2.) The coverage provided by the clients insurance carrier
3.) complexity of care required by client
4.) available of home health care agency to provide services
5.) Transportation back to appointments - Answer -1,2 and 4
