ROLE AND SCOPE UPDATED EXAM SCRIPT QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔1.) A nurse is interested in learning more about advocating for safe staffing ratios.
The hospital educator asks the nurse to name the key elements to be considered when
staffing a hospital unit. Which response by the nurse needs correction? - ✔✔medical
reimbursement
✔✔1.) The chief nursing officer (CNO) recognizes that if a nurse is not paid a salary that
would meet the needs for food, transportation, and housing, those needs will become
the nurse's primary concern rather than delivering high-quality client care. What theory
of motivation is the CNO describing? - ✔✔Maslow's hierarchy
✔✔1.) An unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) is assigned to help the Antepartum
nurse on a busy shift. One of the clients on the unit is in the process of completing a 24-
hour urine collection. What can the nurse assign to the UAP to do for this client? -
✔✔ensure that all the urine collected is kept on ice
✔✔1.) A clinical nurse-educator has taught the nursing staff the basics of Nursing
Informatics. Which statement made by the staff indicates the need for further
education? - ✔✔if a nurse does not have computer competencies a nurse must be fully
competent in
informatics
✔✔1.) A new nurse manager is assembling a team to work on a project. Which of the
following are traits of an effective team? SATA - ✔✔any group of people that can easily
be an effective team
teams should be focused on accomplishing a specific task
effective and respectful communication is essential to team success
✔✔Which of the following is part of the Joint Commission (JC) goal to improve patient
safety by reducing medical errors - ✔✔using appropriate abbreviations
✔✔1.) Charge nurse has access to facility's electronic health records. It is appropriate
for the charge to share her personal password with whom? - ✔✔NOBODY
✔✔1.) A nurse manager wants to reduce the number of medication errors that occur on
her unit. Which steps does she take? - ✔✔root cause of errors
✔✔1.) A nurse is having personal problems at home and takes one alprazolam tablet
from a client's medication bin. After seeing how it worked, the nurse continued to divert
medications from clients. The nurse-manager fires the nurse for the theft of the drugs
but does not report it to the State Board of Nursing. What might be the consequences of
, this action? - ✔✔a manager might be in violation of the law and allow the nurse to
practice in a
different facility
✔✔1.) A nurse and a physician are having a polite but animated disagreement about
what plan of care should be suggested to the client. The family also gets into the
conversation, giving their opinions. Which type of conflict is this situation? -
✔✔INTERprofessional
✔✔1.) The nurse is studying for a management certification exam about team leading.
Which principle does the nurse need to understand as the definition for the recognition
of the importance of all human beings? - ✔✔Civility
✔✔1.) A nurse-manager in a long-term care facility has noticed that one of the
experienced licensed practical nurses (LPN) has recently been having problems with
tardiness. The LPN often looks messy and spends long periods off the floor. Recently,
the clients have been complaining of pain even after medication pass has been
completed. What is the nurse-manager's best option? - ✔✔focus on performance
problem and urge the nurse to seek counseling or treatment
✔✔1.) A charge nurse overhears a novice nurse say she doesn't like teamwork and
asks her why. Which statement about effective teams made by the novice nurse
requires correction? - ✔✔effective teams are not effective
✔✔1.) A nurse on a med-surg unit is delegating tasks to a CNA - which task shouldn't
she delegate to the CNA? - ✔✔Observing or getting vital signs on a confused patient
that is post-op.
✔✔1.) The LPN has been assigned four patients and asks the charge nurse which one
she should assess first. Which patient should be assessed first? - ✔✔I believe it was a
patient with a low potassium level ABCS if not
✔✔1.) The client has used the call-light several times in the past hour. The nurse enters
the client's room. What action by the nurse could the patient interpret as negative?
SATA - ✔✔Nurse immediately comes into the room and crosses her arm
the nurse comes into the room with her mouth tightly shut and does not give eye contact
Nurse comes in and rolls her eyes at the patient
✔✔1.) A nurse finds himself working in an ineffective team. Which factor may be to
blame for the problem? - ✔✔Pretty sure it was criticism directed at one person.
AND ANSWERS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔1.) A nurse is interested in learning more about advocating for safe staffing ratios.
The hospital educator asks the nurse to name the key elements to be considered when
staffing a hospital unit. Which response by the nurse needs correction? - ✔✔medical
reimbursement
✔✔1.) The chief nursing officer (CNO) recognizes that if a nurse is not paid a salary that
would meet the needs for food, transportation, and housing, those needs will become
the nurse's primary concern rather than delivering high-quality client care. What theory
of motivation is the CNO describing? - ✔✔Maslow's hierarchy
✔✔1.) An unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP) is assigned to help the Antepartum
nurse on a busy shift. One of the clients on the unit is in the process of completing a 24-
hour urine collection. What can the nurse assign to the UAP to do for this client? -
✔✔ensure that all the urine collected is kept on ice
✔✔1.) A clinical nurse-educator has taught the nursing staff the basics of Nursing
Informatics. Which statement made by the staff indicates the need for further
education? - ✔✔if a nurse does not have computer competencies a nurse must be fully
competent in
informatics
✔✔1.) A new nurse manager is assembling a team to work on a project. Which of the
following are traits of an effective team? SATA - ✔✔any group of people that can easily
be an effective team
teams should be focused on accomplishing a specific task
effective and respectful communication is essential to team success
✔✔Which of the following is part of the Joint Commission (JC) goal to improve patient
safety by reducing medical errors - ✔✔using appropriate abbreviations
✔✔1.) Charge nurse has access to facility's electronic health records. It is appropriate
for the charge to share her personal password with whom? - ✔✔NOBODY
✔✔1.) A nurse manager wants to reduce the number of medication errors that occur on
her unit. Which steps does she take? - ✔✔root cause of errors
✔✔1.) A nurse is having personal problems at home and takes one alprazolam tablet
from a client's medication bin. After seeing how it worked, the nurse continued to divert
medications from clients. The nurse-manager fires the nurse for the theft of the drugs
but does not report it to the State Board of Nursing. What might be the consequences of
, this action? - ✔✔a manager might be in violation of the law and allow the nurse to
practice in a
different facility
✔✔1.) A nurse and a physician are having a polite but animated disagreement about
what plan of care should be suggested to the client. The family also gets into the
conversation, giving their opinions. Which type of conflict is this situation? -
✔✔INTERprofessional
✔✔1.) The nurse is studying for a management certification exam about team leading.
Which principle does the nurse need to understand as the definition for the recognition
of the importance of all human beings? - ✔✔Civility
✔✔1.) A nurse-manager in a long-term care facility has noticed that one of the
experienced licensed practical nurses (LPN) has recently been having problems with
tardiness. The LPN often looks messy and spends long periods off the floor. Recently,
the clients have been complaining of pain even after medication pass has been
completed. What is the nurse-manager's best option? - ✔✔focus on performance
problem and urge the nurse to seek counseling or treatment
✔✔1.) A charge nurse overhears a novice nurse say she doesn't like teamwork and
asks her why. Which statement about effective teams made by the novice nurse
requires correction? - ✔✔effective teams are not effective
✔✔1.) A nurse on a med-surg unit is delegating tasks to a CNA - which task shouldn't
she delegate to the CNA? - ✔✔Observing or getting vital signs on a confused patient
that is post-op.
✔✔1.) The LPN has been assigned four patients and asks the charge nurse which one
she should assess first. Which patient should be assessed first? - ✔✔I believe it was a
patient with a low potassium level ABCS if not
✔✔1.) The client has used the call-light several times in the past hour. The nurse enters
the client's room. What action by the nurse could the patient interpret as negative?
SATA - ✔✔Nurse immediately comes into the room and crosses her arm
the nurse comes into the room with her mouth tightly shut and does not give eye contact
Nurse comes in and rolls her eyes at the patient
✔✔1.) A nurse finds himself working in an ineffective team. Which factor may be to
blame for the problem? - ✔✔Pretty sure it was criticism directed at one person.
