NUR 104 EXAM 4 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT
A child's immunization may cause discomfort during
administration, but the benefits of protection from disease
outweigh the temporary discomforts. Which principle
applies to this situation? - correct answer-
Nonmaleficence
A client asks the nurse if acupuncture is a safe therapy for
everyone. Which of the following is a correct reply by the
nurse? - correct answer- Acupuncture should not
be used by people who have bleeding disorders or skin
infections.
A client asks the nurse, How does acupuncture work? The
nurse's best response is which of the following? -
correct answer- The insertion of acupuncture
needles unblocks the obstruction of energy and
reestablishes the flow of vital energy, so the body can heal
itself.
A client for whom there is a Do Not Resuscitate order
passes away. After verifying that there is no pulse or
respirations, the nurse should next: - correct answer-
Remove all tubes and equipment (unless organ donation is
,to take place), clean the body, and position the body
appropriately.
A client has recently been told he has terminal cancer. As
the nurse enters the room, he yells, My eggs are cold, and
I'm tired of having my sleep interrupted by noisy nurses!
The nurse may interpret the client's behavior as: -
correct answer- As an expression of the anger stage
of dying
A client in the end stage of terminal cancer is hospitalized.
His family members are sitting at his bedside. What can the
nurse do to best aid the family at this time? - correct
answer- Find simple and appropriate care activities for
the family to perform.
A client is fearful of upcoming surgery and a possible
cancer diagnosis. The client has discussed a love of the
Bible with the nurse, who then recommends a favorite Bible
verse. The nurse is reprimanded and told that there is no
place in nursing for spiritual caring. Which of the following
would be an appropriate response? - correct answer-
Spiritual, mind, and body connections can affect health.
A client needs a liver transplant but has been out of work
for several months and does not have insurance or enough
, cash. A discussion about the ethics of this situation would
predominantly involve which principle? - correct
answer- Justice
A client who is confused is left alone in bed with the side
rails down and the bed in a high position, and the client
falls and breaks a hip. In legal terms, what has occurred?
- correct answer- Negligence
A client's family member remarks to the nurse, The doctor
said he will provide palliative care. What does that mean?
Which of the following is the nurse's best response? -
correct answer- Palliative care aims to relieve or
reduce the symptoms of a disease.
A family member of a recently deceased client talks
casually with the nurse at the time of the client's death and
expresses relief that she will not have to visit at the hospital
anymore. Which of the following may apply to this family
member in terms of her grief? - correct answer-
Denial
A home health nurse is asked by a family member what he
should do if the client's serious chronic illness continues to
worsen even with increased medical interventions. The
nurse recognizes that the family member is posing a
WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT
A child's immunization may cause discomfort during
administration, but the benefits of protection from disease
outweigh the temporary discomforts. Which principle
applies to this situation? - correct answer-
Nonmaleficence
A client asks the nurse if acupuncture is a safe therapy for
everyone. Which of the following is a correct reply by the
nurse? - correct answer- Acupuncture should not
be used by people who have bleeding disorders or skin
infections.
A client asks the nurse, How does acupuncture work? The
nurse's best response is which of the following? -
correct answer- The insertion of acupuncture
needles unblocks the obstruction of energy and
reestablishes the flow of vital energy, so the body can heal
itself.
A client for whom there is a Do Not Resuscitate order
passes away. After verifying that there is no pulse or
respirations, the nurse should next: - correct answer-
Remove all tubes and equipment (unless organ donation is
,to take place), clean the body, and position the body
appropriately.
A client has recently been told he has terminal cancer. As
the nurse enters the room, he yells, My eggs are cold, and
I'm tired of having my sleep interrupted by noisy nurses!
The nurse may interpret the client's behavior as: -
correct answer- As an expression of the anger stage
of dying
A client in the end stage of terminal cancer is hospitalized.
His family members are sitting at his bedside. What can the
nurse do to best aid the family at this time? - correct
answer- Find simple and appropriate care activities for
the family to perform.
A client is fearful of upcoming surgery and a possible
cancer diagnosis. The client has discussed a love of the
Bible with the nurse, who then recommends a favorite Bible
verse. The nurse is reprimanded and told that there is no
place in nursing for spiritual caring. Which of the following
would be an appropriate response? - correct answer-
Spiritual, mind, and body connections can affect health.
A client needs a liver transplant but has been out of work
for several months and does not have insurance or enough
, cash. A discussion about the ethics of this situation would
predominantly involve which principle? - correct
answer- Justice
A client who is confused is left alone in bed with the side
rails down and the bed in a high position, and the client
falls and breaks a hip. In legal terms, what has occurred?
- correct answer- Negligence
A client's family member remarks to the nurse, The doctor
said he will provide palliative care. What does that mean?
Which of the following is the nurse's best response? -
correct answer- Palliative care aims to relieve or
reduce the symptoms of a disease.
A family member of a recently deceased client talks
casually with the nurse at the time of the client's death and
expresses relief that she will not have to visit at the hospital
anymore. Which of the following may apply to this family
member in terms of her grief? - correct answer-
Denial
A home health nurse is asked by a family member what he
should do if the client's serious chronic illness continues to
worsen even with increased medical interventions. The
nurse recognizes that the family member is posing a
