EOC FINAL TEST 2025
NEWEST EXAM CURRENTLY
TESTING COMPLETE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
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STUDY MATERIAL
A patient states that they have been seeing a reflexologist to treat ongoing stress. What type of health
care belief is the patient exhibiting?
Folk healing (reflexology)
A nurse is taking care of a patient who avoids eye contact but politely answers all questions. What is
the best response by the nurse?
Continue to monitor and care for the patient.
A nurse is caring for a patient with English as a second language. Which action would reflect
unconscious bias by the nurse in delivering care to the patient?
Whispering information
A nurse observes another nurse laughing while talking about a patient in the hallway after patient
care. What is the best nursing action of the observer?
Report the behavior to the charge nurse.
A nurse is monitoring a terminally ill patient after administration of pain medication in the hospital.
The patient appears to be at peace with family members at the bedside. How would the nurse best
document this finding?
, Patient comforted by presence of family
A patient from a non-English-speaking culture becomes visibly upset when the phlebotomist arrives to
draw a blood sample, and he changes clothes to leave the hospital. What should the nurse do at this
time?
Find an interpreter to help with communication.
A homeless patient reports having foot pain for several months but is just now seeking medical
attention because he did not have access to health insurance. For which reason has this patient
delayed seeking care?
Economics
A patient reports not having a gynecological examination or Pap smear for five years since the health-
care provider (HCP) made a comment about the patient's body weight. Which barrier to health care
did this patient experience?
Stereotyping
A patient stopped attending church services after the death of a spouse. Which should the nurse
identify as a goal to meet this patient's spiritual needs?
Restore comfort and relationship with self, others, or God
A patient with a terminal illness is angry with God. Which intervention should the nurse use to
address this patient's spiritual distress?
Be present.
A group of nursing students are discussing the concept of spiritual care. Which behaviors represent
essential elements of spiritual care? Select all that apply.
Use of therapeutic touch
Being an active listener
Providing a.m. care
Quiet presence in the patient's room
A nurse identifies the diagnosis of "spiritual distress" for a patient. Which interventions should the
nurse plan for this patient? Select all that apply.
Allow the patient to express concerns about dying.
Solicit an appropriate member of the clergy with the patient's consent
Provide comfort by sitting quietly at the patient's bedside.
NEWEST EXAM CURRENTLY
TESTING COMPLETE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED
VERIFIED ANSWERS
\EXPERT VERIFIED FOR
GUARANTEED PASS\A+
STUDY MATERIAL
A patient states that they have been seeing a reflexologist to treat ongoing stress. What type of health
care belief is the patient exhibiting?
Folk healing (reflexology)
A nurse is taking care of a patient who avoids eye contact but politely answers all questions. What is
the best response by the nurse?
Continue to monitor and care for the patient.
A nurse is caring for a patient with English as a second language. Which action would reflect
unconscious bias by the nurse in delivering care to the patient?
Whispering information
A nurse observes another nurse laughing while talking about a patient in the hallway after patient
care. What is the best nursing action of the observer?
Report the behavior to the charge nurse.
A nurse is monitoring a terminally ill patient after administration of pain medication in the hospital.
The patient appears to be at peace with family members at the bedside. How would the nurse best
document this finding?
, Patient comforted by presence of family
A patient from a non-English-speaking culture becomes visibly upset when the phlebotomist arrives to
draw a blood sample, and he changes clothes to leave the hospital. What should the nurse do at this
time?
Find an interpreter to help with communication.
A homeless patient reports having foot pain for several months but is just now seeking medical
attention because he did not have access to health insurance. For which reason has this patient
delayed seeking care?
Economics
A patient reports not having a gynecological examination or Pap smear for five years since the health-
care provider (HCP) made a comment about the patient's body weight. Which barrier to health care
did this patient experience?
Stereotyping
A patient stopped attending church services after the death of a spouse. Which should the nurse
identify as a goal to meet this patient's spiritual needs?
Restore comfort and relationship with self, others, or God
A patient with a terminal illness is angry with God. Which intervention should the nurse use to
address this patient's spiritual distress?
Be present.
A group of nursing students are discussing the concept of spiritual care. Which behaviors represent
essential elements of spiritual care? Select all that apply.
Use of therapeutic touch
Being an active listener
Providing a.m. care
Quiet presence in the patient's room
A nurse identifies the diagnosis of "spiritual distress" for a patient. Which interventions should the
nurse plan for this patient? Select all that apply.
Allow the patient to express concerns about dying.
Solicit an appropriate member of the clergy with the patient's consent
Provide comfort by sitting quietly at the patient's bedside.
