NUR 330 Exam – Questions With Precise Solutions
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Assessment begins with d. Interviewing and obtaining nursing history
initial patient contact.
Which nursing activity is
included during this
component of the nursing
process?
a. Establishing expected
outcomes
b. Determining nursing
actions
c. Choosing a nursing
diagnosis
d. Interviewing and
obtaining nursing history
,A patient with multiple Unrelieved pain has many harmful effects on the body
injuries resulting from an that can impair recovery
automobile accident tells
the nurse that he has "bad"
pain but that he can "tough
it out" and does not require
pain medication. To gain
the patient's participation in
pain management, what will
the nurse explain?
a. Patients have
responsibility to keep the
nurse informed about their
pain
b. Non-pharmacologic
therapies would be best to
use for this patient
c. Using pain medications
never lead to addiction
when they are used for
actual pain
d. Unrelieved pain has
many harmful effects on
the body that can impair
recovery
,A patient with chronic back b. "Does the pain keep you from doing things you
pain is seen in the pain enjoy?"
clinic for follow-up. In
order to evaluate whether
the pain management is
effective, which question is
best for the nurse to ask?
a. "Can you describe the
quality of your pain?"
b. "Does the pain keep you
from doing things you
enjoy?"
c. "How would you rate
your pain?"
d. "Has there been a
change in the pain
location?"
A client is receiving "Only you are to push the button for medication."
morphine through a
patient-controlled
analgesia (PCA) system
following surgery. The
nurse states to the client
a. "This will completely
relieve your pain."
b. "Only you are to push the
button for medication."
c. "Wait until your pain is
severe before pushing the
button."
d. "Whenever you hurt,
push the button."
, Which of the following c. Collaborate with the client about his or her goal for a
nursing interventions level of pain relief
contributes to achieving a
client's goal for pain relief?
a. Minimize the client's
description of pain or need
for pain relief.
b. Prevent the client from
self-administering
analgesics.
c. Collaborate with the
client about his or her goal
for a level of pain relief
d. Use all forms of available
pain management
techniques
Which of the following is b. the client's perception of the pain
most important when
assessing a client's pain?
a. the physical location of
the pain
b. the client's perception of
the pain
c. the client's vital signs
d. the client appears
uncomfortable
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Terms in this set (112)
Assessment begins with d. Interviewing and obtaining nursing history
initial patient contact.
Which nursing activity is
included during this
component of the nursing
process?
a. Establishing expected
outcomes
b. Determining nursing
actions
c. Choosing a nursing
diagnosis
d. Interviewing and
obtaining nursing history
,A patient with multiple Unrelieved pain has many harmful effects on the body
injuries resulting from an that can impair recovery
automobile accident tells
the nurse that he has "bad"
pain but that he can "tough
it out" and does not require
pain medication. To gain
the patient's participation in
pain management, what will
the nurse explain?
a. Patients have
responsibility to keep the
nurse informed about their
pain
b. Non-pharmacologic
therapies would be best to
use for this patient
c. Using pain medications
never lead to addiction
when they are used for
actual pain
d. Unrelieved pain has
many harmful effects on
the body that can impair
recovery
,A patient with chronic back b. "Does the pain keep you from doing things you
pain is seen in the pain enjoy?"
clinic for follow-up. In
order to evaluate whether
the pain management is
effective, which question is
best for the nurse to ask?
a. "Can you describe the
quality of your pain?"
b. "Does the pain keep you
from doing things you
enjoy?"
c. "How would you rate
your pain?"
d. "Has there been a
change in the pain
location?"
A client is receiving "Only you are to push the button for medication."
morphine through a
patient-controlled
analgesia (PCA) system
following surgery. The
nurse states to the client
a. "This will completely
relieve your pain."
b. "Only you are to push the
button for medication."
c. "Wait until your pain is
severe before pushing the
button."
d. "Whenever you hurt,
push the button."
, Which of the following c. Collaborate with the client about his or her goal for a
nursing interventions level of pain relief
contributes to achieving a
client's goal for pain relief?
a. Minimize the client's
description of pain or need
for pain relief.
b. Prevent the client from
self-administering
analgesics.
c. Collaborate with the
client about his or her goal
for a level of pain relief
d. Use all forms of available
pain management
techniques
Which of the following is b. the client's perception of the pain
most important when
assessing a client's pain?
a. the physical location of
the pain
b. the client's perception of
the pain
c. the client's vital signs
d. the client appears
uncomfortable
