Brunner & Suddarth’s Textbook of Medical-Surgical Nursing, 16th Edition (Hinkle, Cheever & Overbaugh) | Verified Q&A | Latest 2025/2026 Edition | ISBN 9781975221157 Test Bank

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TableofContents

Chapter01ProfessionalNursingPractice
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Chapter02Medical-SurgicalNursing
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Chapter03HealthEducationandHealthPromotion
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Chapter04Adult Healthand Physical,Nutritional,andCulturalAssessment
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Chapter05StressandInflammatoryResponses
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Chapter06GeneticsandGenomicsinNursing
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Chapter07Disabilityand ChronicIllness
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Chapter08ManagementoftheOlderAdult Patient
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Chapter09PainManagement
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Chapter10FluidandElectrolytes
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Chapter11Shock,Sepsis,andMultipleOrgan DysfunctionSyndrome
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Chapter12ManagementofPatientswithOncologicDisorders
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Chapter13PalliativeandEnd-of-LifeCare
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Chapter14PreoperativeNursingManagement
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Chapter15IntraoperativeNursing Management
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Chapter16PostoperativeNursingManagement
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Chapter17AssessmentofRespiratoryFunction
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Chapter18Management ofPatientswith UpperRespiratoryTract Disorders
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Chapter19ManagementofPatientswithChestandLowerRespiratoryTract Disorders
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Chapter20ManagementofPatientswithChronicPulmonaryDisease
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Chapter21Assessment ofCardiovascularFunction
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Chapter22ManagementofPatientswithArrhythmiasand ConductionProblems
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Chapter23Management ofPatientswith CoronaryVascularDisorders
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Chapter24Management of PatientswithStructural,Infectious,and InflammatoryCardiac
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Disorders 347
Chapter25Management ofPatientswith Complicationsfrom Heart Disease
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Chapter26Assessment andManagementofPatientswithVascularDisorders and Problems
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ofPeripheralCirculation
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Chapter27Assessment and ManagementofPatientswith Hypertension
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Chapter28Assessment ofHematologicFunction and TreatmentModalities
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Chapter29ManagementofPatientswith Nonmalignant HematologicDisorders
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Chapter30ManagementofPatientswithHematologicNeoplasms
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Chapter31AssessmentofImmuneFunction
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Chapter32ManagementofPatientswith ImmuneDeficiencyDisorders
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Chapter33Assessment and ManagementofPatientswith AllergicDisorders
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Chapter34Assessment and ManagementofPatientswithInflammatoryRheumaticDisorders
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Chapter35Assessment ofMusculoskeletalFunction
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Chapter36Management ofPatientswithMusculoskeletalDisorders
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Chapter37Management ofPatientswithMusculoskeletalTrauma
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Chapter38Assessment of DigestiveandGastrointestinalFunction
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Chapter39ManagementofPatientswith OralandEsophagealDisorders
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Chapter40ManagementofPatientswithGastricandDuodenalDisorders
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Chapter41ManagementofPatientswithIntestinalandRectalDisorders
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Chapter42Assessment and ManagementofPatientswith Obesity
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Chapter43Assessment and ManagementofPatientswithHepaticDisorders
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Chapter44ManagementofPatientswith BiliaryDisorders
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Chapter45Assessment and ManagementofPatientswithEndocrineDisorders
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Chapter46Management of PatientswithDiabetes
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Chapter47AssessmentofKidneyandUrinaryFunction
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Chapter48ManagementofPatientswithKidneyDisorders
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Chapter49ManagementofPatientswithUrinaryDisorders
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Chapter50Assessment and ManagementofPatientswith FemalePhysiologicProcesses
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Chapter51ManagementofPatientswith FemaleReproductiveDisorders
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Chapter52Assessment and ManagementofPatientswith BreastDisorders
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Chapter53Assessment andManagementofPatientswithMaleReproductiveDisorders
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Chapter54Assessment and Managementof PatientsWhoAreLGBTQ
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Chapter55Assessment ofIntegumentaryFunction
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Chapter56ManagementofPatientswith DermatologicDisorders
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Chapter57ManagementofPatients with Burn Injury
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Chapter58Assessmentand ManagementofPatientswithEyeand VisionDisorders
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Chapter59Assessment and ManagementofPatientswith HearingandBalanceDisorders
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Chapter60AssessmentofNeurologicFunction
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Chapter61Management ofPatientsWithNeurologicDysfunction
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Chapter62ManagementofPatientsWithCerebrovascularDisorders
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Chapter63ManagementofPatientswith NeurologicTrauma
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Chapter64Management ofPatientswithNeurologicInfections,AutoimmuneDisorders,and
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Neuropathies 926
Chapter65Management ofPatientswithOncologicorDegenerativeNeurologicDisorders
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Chapter66ManagementofPatientswithInfectiousDiseases
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Chapter67EmergencyNursing
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Chapter68DisasterNursing
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SurgicalNursing,15thEdition


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1. Anursehasbeenofferedapositiononanobstetricunitandhaslearnedthattheunitofferstherapeutic abortions,
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aprocedurethatcontradictsthenurse'spersonalbeliefs.Whatisthenurse'sethicalobligation to these clients?
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A. Thenurseshouldadheretoprofessionalstandardsofpracticeandofferservicetothese
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B. Thenurseshouldmakethechoicetodeclinethispositionandpursueadifferent nursing role.
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C. Thenurse shoulddeclinetocarefortheclient’s consideringabortion.
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D. Thenurse shouldexpress alternatives towomen considering terminating their pregnancy.
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ANS: B
Rationale:Toavoidfacing theethicaldilemmaofprovidingcarethatcontradictsthenurse’spersonal beliefs,
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thenurseshouldconsiderworkinginanareaofnursingthatwouldnotposethisdilemma.The nurseshouldnot
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providecaretotheclientbecauseitisaconflictofpersonalvalues.Thenurseshould not denycaretotheseclients
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asthiswouldbeabreachintheCodeofEthicsfornurses.Iftheclientisnot requestinginformationforalternatives
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toabortions,thenthenurseshouldnotbeprovidingthis information.
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Caring BLM: Cognitive Level: Apply
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2. An80-year-oldclientisadmittedwithadiagnosisofcommunity-acquiredpneumonia.During admission the
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clientstates,"Ihavealivingwill."Whatimplicationofthisshouldthenurserecognize?
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D. Thisdocument has beendrawnupbythe client'sfamilytodetermineDNRstatus. s ss ss s s s s ss s s s ss s




ANS: B
Rationale:Alivingwillisonetypeofadvancedirective.Inmostsituations,livingwillsarelimitedto situations
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inwhichtheclient's medicalconditionisdeemed terminal.Theotheranswersareincorrect because
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living willsarenotalwayshonoredineverycircumstance,theyarenotbindingfortheduration oftheclient's
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life,andtheyarenotdrawnupbytheclient's family.
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NAT: ClientNeeds:Safe,EffectiveCareEnvironment:ManagementofCare
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KEY: Integrated Process: Communication and Documentation BLM: Cognitive
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Level:Analyze NOT: Multiple Choice
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3. Anursehasbeenprovidingethicalcareformanyyearsandisawareoftheneedtomaintaintheethical
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principleofnonmaleficence.Whichofthefollowingactionswouldbeconsideredaviolationofthis
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principle?
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A. DiscussingaDNRorder withaterminallyillclient s s s ss s s s s




B. Assisting a semi-independent client with ADLs QM ss s s s s ss




C. Refusingto administer painmedicationas prescribed s ss ss ss s ss




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