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“NR222- HEALTH & WELLNESS EXAM 2025 “ NEWEST UPDATED EXAM 2025 – 2026
SOLVED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% GRADED A+ (LATEST VERSION)
WELL REVISED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDALE 100% GUARANTEE PASS
NR222- Health & Wellness- Week 1
A couple in their sixties has assumed responsibility for raising their two
grandchildren ages 9 and 12 because the children's parents died in a car
accident. Which of the following are priority nursing interventions that the
nurse can implement to help the grandparents cope with the responsibility of
raising their grandchildren?
a. Connecting them with the "Grandparents Raising Grandchildren" support
group
b. Encouraging them by reinforcing how they successfully raised their own
children
c. Volunteering to provide respite time for them as needed
d. Assuring them that their stress level will lessen as they gain confidence
a
A nurse is conducting a staff development program about human sexuality for
nurses who work in a long-term care facility. Which of the following
statements would most likely be made by the nurse?
a. "The desire for sexual intimacy declines rapidly with age."
b. "Older adults are very well-informed about sexuality."
c. "Older adults need to practice safe sex."
d. "The danger of contracting STDs during sexual intimacy is extremely low in
older adults."
c
The clinic nurse has seen the following four people today. Which of the
following people is demonstrating a healthy coping pattern?
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a. Discusses very little except the loss of her husband 3 years ago
b. Talks about the "good times" she and her husband had before his illness
and death 1 year ago
c. States that life is not worth living without her husband, who died 2 years ago
d. Blames herself for her husband's death because she did not "make him go"
to the doctor
b
A nurse is assigned to provide care for a 96-year-old bedridden man who
experiences severe pain from a chronic neurological disease. The man asks
the nurse to please help him leave this world so that his suffering ends. Which
of the following actions would be most appropriate for the nurse to take?
a. Assist the doctor with the man's request
b. Refuse to care for the man
c. Contact the pain care specialist
d. Provide the man with names of doctors who participate in assisted suicide
c
A nurse is conducting a home visit for an older adult in the summer. Which of
the following items should the nurse should locate in the home?
a. Fan
b. Porch chair
c. Synthetic blend clothing
d. Thermometer
a
The community health nurse has obtained a grant to offer a "Safe Driving"
series for older adults. Which of the following information should the nurse
stress during the series?
a. Traffic fatalities involving older adults occur mainly at dusk.
b. The cause of two-vehicle accidents is frequently an older driver striking
another car.
c. The average blood alcohol level in older adults involved in accidents is
higher than the blood alcohol level of younger drivers involved in accidents.
d. Relearning the art of defensive driving can help reduce the likelihood that an
older driver will be involved in a motor vehicle accident.
d
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As part of a community-wide flu vaccination program for older adults, the
nurse is assisting at a vaccination clinic. Which of the following questions
should the nurse ask before administering the vaccine?
a. "Do you have any food allergies?"
b. "Have you had the pneumococcal vaccine?"
c. "Have you had the flu in the past 5 years?"
d. "Do you have Medicare?"
a
A man tells a nurse that he is concerned about his risk of developing cancer.
Which of the following behaviors would place the man at higher risk of
developing cancer?
a. Smoking a half of a pack of cigarettes a day
b. Exercising three times a week
c. Consuming green, leafy vegetables several times a week
d. Visiting a chiropractor every week
a
Which of the following statements is the best definition of polypharmacy?
a. The use of more than five medications prescribed by different physicians
b. The use of multiple medications for the same or different health problems
c. The use of multiple pharmacies and self-management of medications
d. The use of multiple medications and supplements simultaneously
b
A person is preparing to return home following a 2-week hospital stay for
congestive heart failure and pneumonia. Which of the following referrals would
be most beneficial for the person?
a. Transportation assistance
b. Home-delivered meals
c. Adult day care
d. Home health nursing
d
The son of a 70-year-old man dying of cancer asks the nurse to tell him about
the hospice program, so he can help his father decide if the program would be
of benefit to him. Which of the following responses should be given by the
nurse?
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a. "At hospice, your father will be heavily medicated, so he will not have pain."
b. "All of your father's care will be provided by nurses at hospice."
c. "Hospice care can take place either at home or in a hospice facility."
d. "Visiting hours are about the same at hospice as they are here in the
hospital."
c
A community health nurse is working with a diverse population of older adults
within the community. Based on the data from the National Health Interview
Survey, which of the following assumptions should be made by the nurse
when working with this diverse population?
a. White Non-Hispanic older adults tend to require more assistance with their
activities of daily living.
b. Hispanic older adults tend to rate their health as poorer than other ethnic
groups.
c. Older adults who tend to rate their health as fair or poor are also financially
poor.
d. Older adults tend to require more assistance with activities of daily living
than with meeting their routine needs.
c
A woman who is being discharged from the hospital is oriented to person,
place, and time, and her memory is intact. She has occasional forgetfulness
without a consistent pattern of memory loss. Which of the following housing
options would be most appropriate for this woman?
a. Independent living
b. Retirement community
c. Assisted living
d. Nursing facility
b
Which of the following interventions will have the greatest impact on reducing
constipation in older adults? (select all that apply)
a. Offering pureed foods that are easy to digest
b. Encouraging fluids between meals
c. Administering laxatives on a daily basis
d. Assisting with ambulation
“NR222- HEALTH & WELLNESS EXAM 2025 “ NEWEST UPDATED EXAM 2025 – 2026
SOLVED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% GRADED A+ (LATEST VERSION)
WELL REVISED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDALE 100% GUARANTEE PASS
NR222- Health & Wellness- Week 1
A couple in their sixties has assumed responsibility for raising their two
grandchildren ages 9 and 12 because the children's parents died in a car
accident. Which of the following are priority nursing interventions that the
nurse can implement to help the grandparents cope with the responsibility of
raising their grandchildren?
a. Connecting them with the "Grandparents Raising Grandchildren" support
group
b. Encouraging them by reinforcing how they successfully raised their own
children
c. Volunteering to provide respite time for them as needed
d. Assuring them that their stress level will lessen as they gain confidence
a
A nurse is conducting a staff development program about human sexuality for
nurses who work in a long-term care facility. Which of the following
statements would most likely be made by the nurse?
a. "The desire for sexual intimacy declines rapidly with age."
b. "Older adults are very well-informed about sexuality."
c. "Older adults need to practice safe sex."
d. "The danger of contracting STDs during sexual intimacy is extremely low in
older adults."
c
The clinic nurse has seen the following four people today. Which of the
following people is demonstrating a healthy coping pattern?
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a. Discusses very little except the loss of her husband 3 years ago
b. Talks about the "good times" she and her husband had before his illness
and death 1 year ago
c. States that life is not worth living without her husband, who died 2 years ago
d. Blames herself for her husband's death because she did not "make him go"
to the doctor
b
A nurse is assigned to provide care for a 96-year-old bedridden man who
experiences severe pain from a chronic neurological disease. The man asks
the nurse to please help him leave this world so that his suffering ends. Which
of the following actions would be most appropriate for the nurse to take?
a. Assist the doctor with the man's request
b. Refuse to care for the man
c. Contact the pain care specialist
d. Provide the man with names of doctors who participate in assisted suicide
c
A nurse is conducting a home visit for an older adult in the summer. Which of
the following items should the nurse should locate in the home?
a. Fan
b. Porch chair
c. Synthetic blend clothing
d. Thermometer
a
The community health nurse has obtained a grant to offer a "Safe Driving"
series for older adults. Which of the following information should the nurse
stress during the series?
a. Traffic fatalities involving older adults occur mainly at dusk.
b. The cause of two-vehicle accidents is frequently an older driver striking
another car.
c. The average blood alcohol level in older adults involved in accidents is
higher than the blood alcohol level of younger drivers involved in accidents.
d. Relearning the art of defensive driving can help reduce the likelihood that an
older driver will be involved in a motor vehicle accident.
d
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As part of a community-wide flu vaccination program for older adults, the
nurse is assisting at a vaccination clinic. Which of the following questions
should the nurse ask before administering the vaccine?
a. "Do you have any food allergies?"
b. "Have you had the pneumococcal vaccine?"
c. "Have you had the flu in the past 5 years?"
d. "Do you have Medicare?"
a
A man tells a nurse that he is concerned about his risk of developing cancer.
Which of the following behaviors would place the man at higher risk of
developing cancer?
a. Smoking a half of a pack of cigarettes a day
b. Exercising three times a week
c. Consuming green, leafy vegetables several times a week
d. Visiting a chiropractor every week
a
Which of the following statements is the best definition of polypharmacy?
a. The use of more than five medications prescribed by different physicians
b. The use of multiple medications for the same or different health problems
c. The use of multiple pharmacies and self-management of medications
d. The use of multiple medications and supplements simultaneously
b
A person is preparing to return home following a 2-week hospital stay for
congestive heart failure and pneumonia. Which of the following referrals would
be most beneficial for the person?
a. Transportation assistance
b. Home-delivered meals
c. Adult day care
d. Home health nursing
d
The son of a 70-year-old man dying of cancer asks the nurse to tell him about
the hospice program, so he can help his father decide if the program would be
of benefit to him. Which of the following responses should be given by the
nurse?
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a. "At hospice, your father will be heavily medicated, so he will not have pain."
b. "All of your father's care will be provided by nurses at hospice."
c. "Hospice care can take place either at home or in a hospice facility."
d. "Visiting hours are about the same at hospice as they are here in the
hospital."
c
A community health nurse is working with a diverse population of older adults
within the community. Based on the data from the National Health Interview
Survey, which of the following assumptions should be made by the nurse
when working with this diverse population?
a. White Non-Hispanic older adults tend to require more assistance with their
activities of daily living.
b. Hispanic older adults tend to rate their health as poorer than other ethnic
groups.
c. Older adults who tend to rate their health as fair or poor are also financially
poor.
d. Older adults tend to require more assistance with activities of daily living
than with meeting their routine needs.
c
A woman who is being discharged from the hospital is oriented to person,
place, and time, and her memory is intact. She has occasional forgetfulness
without a consistent pattern of memory loss. Which of the following housing
options would be most appropriate for this woman?
a. Independent living
b. Retirement community
c. Assisted living
d. Nursing facility
b
Which of the following interventions will have the greatest impact on reducing
constipation in older adults? (select all that apply)
a. Offering pureed foods that are easy to digest
b. Encouraging fluids between meals
c. Administering laxatives on a daily basis
d. Assisting with ambulation
