PCC Final Exam Review with all Correct & 100% Verified
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1. Why are nursing organizations important for the continued development and improvement of the
nursing profession? ✔Correct Answer-Set standards for nursing practice
2. Some of the roles of the nurse include all of the following EXCEPT?
a. Care provider
b. Manager of care
c. Educator
d. Advocate
e. Philanthropist ✔Correct Answer-Antrocite
3. What is an integrated approach to healthcare that treats the "whole person" not just signs and
symptoms of the disease? ✔Correct Answer-Holistic Care
4. Which governing body defines nursing practice, establishes criteria for licensure, scope of practice
and enforces rules that govern nursing? ✔Correct Answer-The state board of nursing
5. What is a problem solving method that uses the best research evidence available, and combines
that with clinical experience, along with patients values and preferences to improve outcomes for
everyone. ✔Correct Answer-Evidence based practice
Which patient is at risk for developing adverse effects to immobility?
A. 3 yr old w fractured femur
B. 48 yr old undergoing thyrodectormy
C.78 yr old fracutrd hip
D. 48 year old histeroectomy ✔Correct Answer-C. 78 year old who fractured their hip
Which is true about restraints? ✔Correct Answer-Restraints are never ordered as needed (need an
order within an hour)
Which adolescent activity puts them at risk for injury? ✔Correct Answer-A false confidence,
indestructible, risk taking behaviors put adolescents at risk for injury
A nurse suspects that a client is at risk for fall. Which statement alerts nurse of this fall risk?
✔Correct Answer-Patients that take blood pressure medications for HTN, need to be closely
evaluated for falls since medications can cause hypotension (dizziness)
Which of the following is not an intrinsic factor that puts the patient at risk for falling? ✔Correct
Answer-- Cluttered room
Intrinsic: hypotension, meds,and neuropathy (numbness)
Which is a nonverbal behavior that enhances communication with the patient?
- Speaking 6-12 inches apart
-sitting down to speak with the patient
Answers |Latest Version |Already Graded A+
1. Why are nursing organizations important for the continued development and improvement of the
nursing profession? ✔Correct Answer-Set standards for nursing practice
2. Some of the roles of the nurse include all of the following EXCEPT?
a. Care provider
b. Manager of care
c. Educator
d. Advocate
e. Philanthropist ✔Correct Answer-Antrocite
3. What is an integrated approach to healthcare that treats the "whole person" not just signs and
symptoms of the disease? ✔Correct Answer-Holistic Care
4. Which governing body defines nursing practice, establishes criteria for licensure, scope of practice
and enforces rules that govern nursing? ✔Correct Answer-The state board of nursing
5. What is a problem solving method that uses the best research evidence available, and combines
that with clinical experience, along with patients values and preferences to improve outcomes for
everyone. ✔Correct Answer-Evidence based practice
Which patient is at risk for developing adverse effects to immobility?
A. 3 yr old w fractured femur
B. 48 yr old undergoing thyrodectormy
C.78 yr old fracutrd hip
D. 48 year old histeroectomy ✔Correct Answer-C. 78 year old who fractured their hip
Which is true about restraints? ✔Correct Answer-Restraints are never ordered as needed (need an
order within an hour)
Which adolescent activity puts them at risk for injury? ✔Correct Answer-A false confidence,
indestructible, risk taking behaviors put adolescents at risk for injury
A nurse suspects that a client is at risk for fall. Which statement alerts nurse of this fall risk?
✔Correct Answer-Patients that take blood pressure medications for HTN, need to be closely
evaluated for falls since medications can cause hypotension (dizziness)
Which of the following is not an intrinsic factor that puts the patient at risk for falling? ✔Correct
Answer-- Cluttered room
Intrinsic: hypotension, meds,and neuropathy (numbness)
Which is a nonverbal behavior that enhances communication with the patient?
- Speaking 6-12 inches apart
-sitting down to speak with the patient
