NUR 300 exam 2 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
1. Primary Preven- Prevent disease before it happens.
tion
2. Secondary Pre-
vention Detect early disease and treat promptly.
3. Tertiary Preven-
tion Manage long-term illness to prevent complications and improve quality of life.
4. Fee-for-Service Providers are paid for each service performed (tests, visits, procedures).
5. Pay-for-Perfor- Providers are paid based on quality and outcomes, not quantity.
mance
(Value-Based
Care)
6. HCAHPS Survey
Purpose Measures patients' perceptions of their hospital experience (communication,
Modifiable Risk
cleanliness, pain control, etc.).
7.
Factors
Can be changed or controlled.
8. Nonmodifiable
Risk Factors
Cannot be changed.
9. Precontemplation Not thinking about changing.
10. Contemplation Aware of the problem, thinking about change.
11. Preparation Planning to act soon.
12. Action Actively making changes.
13. Maintenance Sustaining change, preventing relapse.
, 14. Primary Care First contact, general health maintenance, prevention.
15. Secondary Care Specialist or acute care for illness or injury.
16. Tertiary Care Highly specialized care, advanced procedures.
17. Restorative Care Regain function and independence after illness/injury.
18. Skilled Nursing 24/7 nursing care, rehab services.
Facility (SNF)
19. Assisted Living Support with daily activities but mostly independent.
20. Respite Care Temporary relief for family caregivers.
21. Hospice Care End-of-life comfort care.
22. Validation Communicating that you understand and accept a patient's feelings, even if you
don't agree.
23. Clinical Inference The nurse's interpretation of observed cues and patient data.
24. Data Patient is restless, short of breath, O₂ 88%.
25. Inference Patient might be experiencing hypoxia.
26. Modifiable Risk Something that can be improved or controlled through nursing care, education,
Factor or patient lifestyle changes.
27. Smoking Yes — nurse can teach smoking cessation, refer to support group.
28. Diet (unhealthy Yes — nurse can teach about nutrition or meal planning.
eating)
29. Sedentary lifestyle Yes — nurse can encourage exercise and set activity goals.
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1. Primary Preven- Prevent disease before it happens.
tion
2. Secondary Pre-
vention Detect early disease and treat promptly.
3. Tertiary Preven-
tion Manage long-term illness to prevent complications and improve quality of life.
4. Fee-for-Service Providers are paid for each service performed (tests, visits, procedures).
5. Pay-for-Perfor- Providers are paid based on quality and outcomes, not quantity.
mance
(Value-Based
Care)
6. HCAHPS Survey
Purpose Measures patients' perceptions of their hospital experience (communication,
Modifiable Risk
cleanliness, pain control, etc.).
7.
Factors
Can be changed or controlled.
8. Nonmodifiable
Risk Factors
Cannot be changed.
9. Precontemplation Not thinking about changing.
10. Contemplation Aware of the problem, thinking about change.
11. Preparation Planning to act soon.
12. Action Actively making changes.
13. Maintenance Sustaining change, preventing relapse.
, 14. Primary Care First contact, general health maintenance, prevention.
15. Secondary Care Specialist or acute care for illness or injury.
16. Tertiary Care Highly specialized care, advanced procedures.
17. Restorative Care Regain function and independence after illness/injury.
18. Skilled Nursing 24/7 nursing care, rehab services.
Facility (SNF)
19. Assisted Living Support with daily activities but mostly independent.
20. Respite Care Temporary relief for family caregivers.
21. Hospice Care End-of-life comfort care.
22. Validation Communicating that you understand and accept a patient's feelings, even if you
don't agree.
23. Clinical Inference The nurse's interpretation of observed cues and patient data.
24. Data Patient is restless, short of breath, O₂ 88%.
25. Inference Patient might be experiencing hypoxia.
26. Modifiable Risk Something that can be improved or controlled through nursing care, education,
Factor or patient lifestyle changes.
27. Smoking Yes — nurse can teach smoking cessation, refer to support group.
28. Diet (unhealthy Yes — nurse can teach about nutrition or meal planning.
eating)
29. Sedentary lifestyle Yes — nurse can encourage exercise and set activity goals.
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