NCLEX CULTURE TEST BANK NEWEST UPDATE
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+| STUDY TO
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The nurse is assisting in preparing a plan of care for a client who is a Jehovah's Witness. The client has
been told that surgery is necessary. Considering the client's religious preferences, the nurse should first
verify with the client and then document which information? - ANSWERS -The administration of blood
and blood products is forbidden.
The nurse is reinforcing discharge instructions to a Chinese client regarding prescribed dietary
modifications. During the teaching session, the client continually turns away from the nurse. Which
nursing action is most appropriate? - ANSWERS -Continue with the instructions, verifying client
understanding.
The nurse is preparing to deliver a food tray to a client whose religion is Judaism and follows Kosher
preferences. The nurse checks the food on the tray and notes that the client has received a roast beef
dinner with whole milk as a beverage. Which action should the nurse take? - ANSWERS -Call the dietary
department and ask for a new meal tray without the milk.
The nurse educator is describing the yin and yang theory of the ancient Chinese philosophy of Tao to a
group of nursing students. The nurse educator explains that in this theory, foods are classified as hot
and cold and are transformed into yin and yang energy when metabolized by the body. The nursing
student understands this theory when the student makes which statement? - ANSWERS -The client
consumes cold foods when a "hot" illness is present.
The nurse is planning to reinforce instructions to the Hispanic-American client about nutrition and
dietary restrictions. When developing the plan for the instructions, the nurse is aware of which related
fact? - ANSWERS -This ethnic group views food as a primary form of socialization.
, An Asian-American client is experiencing a fever. The nurse plans care so that the client can self-treat
the disorder using which method? - ANSWERS -Food considered to be yin.
The nurse is assigned to collect data from a Hispanic-American client during the hospital admission. On
initial meeting of the client, the nurse should plan to do which? - ANSWERS -Greet the client with a
handshake.
The nurse is providing care to a Cuban-American client who is terminally ill. Numerous family members
are present most of the time, and many of the family members are very emotional. Which nursing
action is most appropriate? - ANSWERS -Request permission to move the client to a private room, and
allow the family members to visit.
The nurse is reinforcing instructions to a Native-American client regarding the procedure for collecting a
urine sample. The nurse observes that the client continually stares at the floor during the instructional
session. The nurse interprets this as being indicative of which behavior? - ANSWERS -Attentiveness
The nurse is caring for a Hispanic client who reports that she is a practicing Roman Catholic. Which
actions by the nurse demonstrate spiritual and cultural sensitivity? - ANSWERS -- Allow the client to
observe communion daily if requested.
- Facilitate anointing of the client by a priest if requested.
The nurse is caring for a non-English-speaking client. Best practices for client safety and quality of care
incorporates which actions by the nurse? - ANSWERS -- Use interpreters who are familiar with health
care.
- Avoid the use of relatives as interpreters to prevent misinterpretation.
- Use dialect-specific interpreters who are the same gender if possible.
- Become familiar with common health care words used in the client's language.
The nurse is caring for a Jewish client who follows a kosher diet. Which foods should the nurse use in
planning meals for the client? - ANSWERS -- Tuna
- Apples
- Chicken
- Potatoes
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+| STUDY TO
PASS!!!
The nurse is assisting in preparing a plan of care for a client who is a Jehovah's Witness. The client has
been told that surgery is necessary. Considering the client's religious preferences, the nurse should first
verify with the client and then document which information? - ANSWERS -The administration of blood
and blood products is forbidden.
The nurse is reinforcing discharge instructions to a Chinese client regarding prescribed dietary
modifications. During the teaching session, the client continually turns away from the nurse. Which
nursing action is most appropriate? - ANSWERS -Continue with the instructions, verifying client
understanding.
The nurse is preparing to deliver a food tray to a client whose religion is Judaism and follows Kosher
preferences. The nurse checks the food on the tray and notes that the client has received a roast beef
dinner with whole milk as a beverage. Which action should the nurse take? - ANSWERS -Call the dietary
department and ask for a new meal tray without the milk.
The nurse educator is describing the yin and yang theory of the ancient Chinese philosophy of Tao to a
group of nursing students. The nurse educator explains that in this theory, foods are classified as hot
and cold and are transformed into yin and yang energy when metabolized by the body. The nursing
student understands this theory when the student makes which statement? - ANSWERS -The client
consumes cold foods when a "hot" illness is present.
The nurse is planning to reinforce instructions to the Hispanic-American client about nutrition and
dietary restrictions. When developing the plan for the instructions, the nurse is aware of which related
fact? - ANSWERS -This ethnic group views food as a primary form of socialization.
, An Asian-American client is experiencing a fever. The nurse plans care so that the client can self-treat
the disorder using which method? - ANSWERS -Food considered to be yin.
The nurse is assigned to collect data from a Hispanic-American client during the hospital admission. On
initial meeting of the client, the nurse should plan to do which? - ANSWERS -Greet the client with a
handshake.
The nurse is providing care to a Cuban-American client who is terminally ill. Numerous family members
are present most of the time, and many of the family members are very emotional. Which nursing
action is most appropriate? - ANSWERS -Request permission to move the client to a private room, and
allow the family members to visit.
The nurse is reinforcing instructions to a Native-American client regarding the procedure for collecting a
urine sample. The nurse observes that the client continually stares at the floor during the instructional
session. The nurse interprets this as being indicative of which behavior? - ANSWERS -Attentiveness
The nurse is caring for a Hispanic client who reports that she is a practicing Roman Catholic. Which
actions by the nurse demonstrate spiritual and cultural sensitivity? - ANSWERS -- Allow the client to
observe communion daily if requested.
- Facilitate anointing of the client by a priest if requested.
The nurse is caring for a non-English-speaking client. Best practices for client safety and quality of care
incorporates which actions by the nurse? - ANSWERS -- Use interpreters who are familiar with health
care.
- Avoid the use of relatives as interpreters to prevent misinterpretation.
- Use dialect-specific interpreters who are the same gender if possible.
- Become familiar with common health care words used in the client's language.
The nurse is caring for a Jewish client who follows a kosher diet. Which foods should the nurse use in
planning meals for the client? - ANSWERS -- Tuna
- Apples
- Chicken
- Potatoes
