MED SURG 1 CJE PREPARATION TEST 2026
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
● Assessment. Answer: Collecting and analyzing patient data (health
history, physical exam, diagnostic tests).
● Diagnosis. Answer: Identifying patient problems based on assessment
data.
● Planning. Answer: Developing goals and expected outcomes.
● Implementation. Answer: Carrying out the nursing interventions.
● Evaluation. Answer: Assessing whether the interventions were
successful in achieving the desired outcomes.
● ABC's. Answer: Airway, Breathing, Circulation: Priority order in
emergency situations for basic life support and patient stabilization.
● Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Answer: A theory in psychology that
prioritizes human needs in a five-tier model.
,● Physiological Needs. Answer: Basic survival needs (air, water, food,
shelter).
● Safety Needs. Answer: Physical and emotional safety, health security.
● Love and Belonging. Answer: Social interactions, relationships,
feeling connected.
● Esteem Needs. Answer: Self-esteem, respect, accomplishment.
● Self-Actualization. Answer: Personal growth, self-fulfillment.
● Nursing Delegation. Answer: Essential Elements of Effective
Delegation by the LVN/LPN.
● The Five Rights of Delegation. Answer: Right task, right
circumstance, right person, right communication, right supervision.
● Informed Consent. Answer: A process for obtaining permission for a
procedure or treatment that has potential risks.
● Witnessing informed consent. Answer: The nurse's role is to witness
that the patient signed the consent voluntarily and understands the
information provided.
, ● Consent vs. Informed Consent. Answer: Consent: General permission
to receive care. Informed Consent: Detailed understanding of the
treatment, risks, benefits, and alternatives before agreeing to proceed.
● Confidentiality: Computer Use, HIPAA. Answer: HIPAA ensures the
protection of patient privacy and confidentiality.
● Legal Issues. Answer: Concerns related to patient care that can lead to
legal consequences.
● Assault. Answer: Threatening harm to a patient.
● Battery. Answer: Actually causing harm or touching without consent.
● False Imprisonment. Answer: Inappropriately restricting a patient's
freedom of movement.
● AMA (Against Medical Advice). Answer: When a patient decides to
leave the hospital without physician consent.
● Documentation. Answer: Creating a record of patient care, facilitating
communication, and ensuring legal protection.
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
● Assessment. Answer: Collecting and analyzing patient data (health
history, physical exam, diagnostic tests).
● Diagnosis. Answer: Identifying patient problems based on assessment
data.
● Planning. Answer: Developing goals and expected outcomes.
● Implementation. Answer: Carrying out the nursing interventions.
● Evaluation. Answer: Assessing whether the interventions were
successful in achieving the desired outcomes.
● ABC's. Answer: Airway, Breathing, Circulation: Priority order in
emergency situations for basic life support and patient stabilization.
● Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Answer: A theory in psychology that
prioritizes human needs in a five-tier model.
,● Physiological Needs. Answer: Basic survival needs (air, water, food,
shelter).
● Safety Needs. Answer: Physical and emotional safety, health security.
● Love and Belonging. Answer: Social interactions, relationships,
feeling connected.
● Esteem Needs. Answer: Self-esteem, respect, accomplishment.
● Self-Actualization. Answer: Personal growth, self-fulfillment.
● Nursing Delegation. Answer: Essential Elements of Effective
Delegation by the LVN/LPN.
● The Five Rights of Delegation. Answer: Right task, right
circumstance, right person, right communication, right supervision.
● Informed Consent. Answer: A process for obtaining permission for a
procedure or treatment that has potential risks.
● Witnessing informed consent. Answer: The nurse's role is to witness
that the patient signed the consent voluntarily and understands the
information provided.
, ● Consent vs. Informed Consent. Answer: Consent: General permission
to receive care. Informed Consent: Detailed understanding of the
treatment, risks, benefits, and alternatives before agreeing to proceed.
● Confidentiality: Computer Use, HIPAA. Answer: HIPAA ensures the
protection of patient privacy and confidentiality.
● Legal Issues. Answer: Concerns related to patient care that can lead to
legal consequences.
● Assault. Answer: Threatening harm to a patient.
● Battery. Answer: Actually causing harm or touching without consent.
● False Imprisonment. Answer: Inappropriately restricting a patient's
freedom of movement.
● AMA (Against Medical Advice). Answer: When a patient decides to
leave the hospital without physician consent.
● Documentation. Answer: Creating a record of patient care, facilitating
communication, and ensuring legal protection.
