NUR 166 Final Exam Review
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ [LATEST 2026-
2027] 100% GUARANTEED
PASS
The nurse is thinking of a career in informatics. Before applying to college to undertake the
necessary coursework in Information Nurse Specialists, the nurse reviews qualifications for a
position as an Informatics Nurse (IN), a first step in changing to a career in informatics. Which
would be qualifications and responsibilities for a position as an IN?
1) Develops strategy, implements, and maintains and evaluates clinical systems
2) Training is primarily on the job
3) Has graduate-level degree in the field of informatics,
4) is a superuser
Implements an electronic health record - CORRECT ANSWER-Is a superuser, training is primarily
on the job, implements an electronic health record.
A nurse should read the instructions stated on a vial container before reconstituting it and
administering it to a client. Which instructions are stated on the label of a vial container?
,1) directions for administering the drug
2) type of needle to be used for withdrawal
3) best site for administering the drug
4) amount of diluent to be added - CORRECT ANSWER-Amount of diluent to be added
A pt admitted to the hospital with pneumonia has IV antibiotics ordered. He receives the first
dose with no problem, but during the second dose, he begins to complain of shortness of
breath and difficulty breathing. The nurse notes wheezes throughout the lung fields. The nurse
documents these symptoms as which of the following?
1) side effect of the medication
2) idiosyncratic reaction
3) anaphylactic reaction
4) toxic effect of the antibiotic - CORRECT ANSWER-Anaphylactic reaction
The nurse is preparing an injection of 0.45 mL of medication for a pediatric patient. Which
syringe is most appropriate?
1) Tuberculin syringe
2) Insulin syringe
3) 3-mL syringe
4) 10-mL syringe - CORRECT ANSWER-Tuberculin syringe (1 mL syringe)
What should the nurse do to assist a pt who is having difficulty swallowing tablets?
1) administer the tablets one at a time with plenty of water
2) Crush the medications and administer with a small amount of food
3) administer the medication with less fluid
4) insert a nasogastric tube and instill the medication - CORRECT ANSWER-Crush the
medications and administer with a small amount of food
Safe
, Effective
Patient Centered
Timely
Equitable - CORRECT ANSWER-Identify elements of a well-functioning health care delivery
system
Establish a national focus
Identifying and learning from errors
Raising performance standards and expectations
Implementing safety systems in health care organizations
pay for
performance
penalties for excess readmissions - CORRECT ANSWER-Describe strategies to increase access to
affordable, high-quality care.
Until recently, physicians were private/solo and had fee-for-service practice
Most hospitals were not-for-profit, and physicians held a lot of power over hospitals because
they were not employees
Physicians had a lot of power because hospitals depended on physicians to admit patients or
refer them for treatment
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+ [LATEST 2026-
2027] 100% GUARANTEED
PASS
The nurse is thinking of a career in informatics. Before applying to college to undertake the
necessary coursework in Information Nurse Specialists, the nurse reviews qualifications for a
position as an Informatics Nurse (IN), a first step in changing to a career in informatics. Which
would be qualifications and responsibilities for a position as an IN?
1) Develops strategy, implements, and maintains and evaluates clinical systems
2) Training is primarily on the job
3) Has graduate-level degree in the field of informatics,
4) is a superuser
Implements an electronic health record - CORRECT ANSWER-Is a superuser, training is primarily
on the job, implements an electronic health record.
A nurse should read the instructions stated on a vial container before reconstituting it and
administering it to a client. Which instructions are stated on the label of a vial container?
,1) directions for administering the drug
2) type of needle to be used for withdrawal
3) best site for administering the drug
4) amount of diluent to be added - CORRECT ANSWER-Amount of diluent to be added
A pt admitted to the hospital with pneumonia has IV antibiotics ordered. He receives the first
dose with no problem, but during the second dose, he begins to complain of shortness of
breath and difficulty breathing. The nurse notes wheezes throughout the lung fields. The nurse
documents these symptoms as which of the following?
1) side effect of the medication
2) idiosyncratic reaction
3) anaphylactic reaction
4) toxic effect of the antibiotic - CORRECT ANSWER-Anaphylactic reaction
The nurse is preparing an injection of 0.45 mL of medication for a pediatric patient. Which
syringe is most appropriate?
1) Tuberculin syringe
2) Insulin syringe
3) 3-mL syringe
4) 10-mL syringe - CORRECT ANSWER-Tuberculin syringe (1 mL syringe)
What should the nurse do to assist a pt who is having difficulty swallowing tablets?
1) administer the tablets one at a time with plenty of water
2) Crush the medications and administer with a small amount of food
3) administer the medication with less fluid
4) insert a nasogastric tube and instill the medication - CORRECT ANSWER-Crush the
medications and administer with a small amount of food
Safe
, Effective
Patient Centered
Timely
Equitable - CORRECT ANSWER-Identify elements of a well-functioning health care delivery
system
Establish a national focus
Identifying and learning from errors
Raising performance standards and expectations
Implementing safety systems in health care organizations
pay for
performance
penalties for excess readmissions - CORRECT ANSWER-Describe strategies to increase access to
affordable, high-quality care.
Until recently, physicians were private/solo and had fee-for-service practice
Most hospitals were not-for-profit, and physicians held a lot of power over hospitals because
they were not employees
Physicians had a lot of power because hospitals depended on physicians to admit patients or
refer them for treatment
