NURS101 FINAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS | 100% PASS (A+ CERTIFIE

NURS101 FINAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS | 100% PASS (A+ CERTIFIE 1. The responsibility of taking a 47-year-old female pt's vital signs who was diagnosed with right breast cancer post-mastectomy has been assigned to the nurse. Which of the following vital sign procedures should be considered? Correct Answer Taking BP on the left arm 2. The nurse assess a pt with reports of abd pain. Which initial action by the nurse is correct? Correct Answer Assess the symptomatic quadrant last 3. Which acrtion by the nurse in charge is essential when cleaning the area around a Jackson-Pratt wound drain? Correct Answer Cleaning from the center outward in a cirrcular motion 4. A female pt is being discharged after cataract surgery. After providing medication teaching, the nurse asks the pt to repeat the instructions. The nurse is performing which professional role? Correct Answer Educator 5. A pt is in the bathroom when the nurse enters to give a prescribed medica- tion. What should the nurse in charge do? Correct Answer Return shortly to the patient's room and remain there until the patient takes the medication. 6. The nurse is attending to a pt who was diagnosed with heart failure. During the exam, the nurse observed that the pt was dyspneic with crackles upon auscultation. Which symptoms would manifest for a client with excess fluid volume? Correct Answer Flack neck and hand veins 7. After reading the dr's progress reports, the nurse plans to monitor the pt, which states that the patient has "insensible fluid loss of approximately 800 mL daily." The nurse is aware that one way insensible fluid loss happens is through which form of excretion? Correct Answer Sweat 8. After undergoing abd perineal excision for a colon tumor, a 55 year-old male pt. is admitted for colostomy placement. The nurse will evaluate the newly inserted colostomy. Which of the following assessments indicates a functional colostomy? Correct Answer Presence of flatus 9. Which of the following findings must be immediately reported to the primary healthcare provider in a colostomy pt? Correct Answer The stoma is purple in appearance 10. A nurse is collecting data for a pt's comprehensive physical assessment. After inspecting the client's abdomen, the nurse will perform which of the following skills? Correct Answer Ausculation 11. An apical pulse is measured using which device? Correct Answer stethoscope 12. Which is NOT an area listened to when assessing the heart Correct Answer Harmonic 13. Sounds associated as "normal" heart sounds Correct Answer Lub, dub 14. All People Enjoy Time Magazine (APETM) Correct Answer aortic, pulmonic, erb's point, tricuspid, mitral 15. Which of the following findings should the nurse recognize as requiring immediate intervention? Correct Answer Cyanosis 16. A nurse is preparing to assess a young adult male's musculoskeletal system as part of a comprehensive nursing assessment. Which of the following findings should the nurse expect? Correct Answer A concave lumbar spine posteriorly 17. A nurse is performing a neurosensory exam. What should the nurse perform to test balance? Correct Answer Romberg test and Heel-to-toe walk 18. A nurse collects data from an older adult client during a neurosensory examination. Which of the following findings should to nurse NOT expect as changes associated with aging? Correct Answer Slower light touch sensation 19. Which term means a sideways or abnormal S or C shape curve of the spine?- Correct Answer Scoliosis 20. The acronym RICE stands for Correct Answer rest, ice, compression, elevation 21. ROM is an acronym for Correct Answer Range of motion 22. The 5 P's of Neurovascular Assessment Correct Answer Pain Pulse Pallor Paresthesia Paralysis 23. Collaboration Correct Answer two or more individuals working together toward a common goal while avoiding... Duplication of effort 24. In healthcare, what is the goal we are referring to? Correct Answer Improved patient outcomes 25. Benefits of coloboration for the patient Correct Answer Increased sense of autonomy. Greater satisfaction with care. 26. Benefits of coloboration for the nurse Correct Answer Increase sense of autonomy, professionalism, and job satisfaction 27. Typical causes for conflict include Correct Answer Miscommunication Inaccurate information Mistrust Resistance to change Ambiguous role expectations Ineffective leadership 28. 5 examples of health care disciplines a nurse needs to collaborate with Correct Answer LPN Unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) Complementary healthcare providers Case manager Dietitian/Nutritionist 29. Nurse/physician relationships may experience conflict due to a lack of __________ in the nurse, or an attempt to preserve a ____________ nurse/physician relationship Correct Answer Confidence, patriarchal 30. Nurse/nurse conflicts may rise to the level of Correct Answer bullying or incivillity 31. Nurse/patient relationships may experience conflict due to a lack of ________ in the patient, poor _________, or a failure of the nurse to ___________ Correct Answer Knowledge, coping skills, properly assess patient needs 32. Who is the "delegate"? Correct Answer UAP, CNA, or nursing aide 33. Who is the "delegator"? Correct Answer the nurse 34. The five rights of delegation Correct Answer task, circumstance, person, direction/communication, supervision 35. Who decides what tasks can be delegated? Correct Answer The nurse