MNO 2608 LATEST 2026/2027 ASSIGNMENT ACTUAL
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, Question 1. A hospice nurse is caring for an adolescent child with acquired immune
deficiency syndrome (AIDS). The parents are divorced and the father has sole custody. The
mother has come to visit for the first time and is asking many personal healthcare related
questions. How should the nurse best handle this situation?
1. Tell the mother whatever she wants to know.
2. Tell the mother they cannot disclose that information.
3. Tell the mother she must talk to the father of the child.
4. Consult the chart prior to giving out any information.
4. Consult the chart prior to giving out any information.
Question 2. The nurse in the hospital is caring for an adolescent patient with end-stage
renal disease (ESRD) who is on hospice care. The nurse notes a heart rate of 40, shallow
agonal breaths at 10, and lower limbs that are bluish in color. Which action should the
nurse take initially?
1. Contact the patient's primary care provider (PCP).
2. Contact the patient's hospice nurse.
3. Contact the pharmacist.
4. Contact the social worker.
2. Contact the patient's hospice nurse.
Question 3. The nurse is caring for a school-age child in need of a blood transfusion to
improve his rare condition. The family are Jehovah's Witnesses and will not allow it due to
their religious beliefs. What action should the nurse take?
1. Examine personal beliefs and how they differ from the patient's. Provide non-judgmental care.
2. Refuse to care for the patient.
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QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT CERTIFIED RELIABLE
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, Question 1. A hospice nurse is caring for an adolescent child with acquired immune
deficiency syndrome (AIDS). The parents are divorced and the father has sole custody. The
mother has come to visit for the first time and is asking many personal healthcare related
questions. How should the nurse best handle this situation?
1. Tell the mother whatever she wants to know.
2. Tell the mother they cannot disclose that information.
3. Tell the mother she must talk to the father of the child.
4. Consult the chart prior to giving out any information.
4. Consult the chart prior to giving out any information.
Question 2. The nurse in the hospital is caring for an adolescent patient with end-stage
renal disease (ESRD) who is on hospice care. The nurse notes a heart rate of 40, shallow
agonal breaths at 10, and lower limbs that are bluish in color. Which action should the
nurse take initially?
1. Contact the patient's primary care provider (PCP).
2. Contact the patient's hospice nurse.
3. Contact the pharmacist.
4. Contact the social worker.
2. Contact the patient's hospice nurse.
Question 3. The nurse is caring for a school-age child in need of a blood transfusion to
improve his rare condition. The family are Jehovah's Witnesses and will not allow it due to
their religious beliefs. What action should the nurse take?
1. Examine personal beliefs and how they differ from the patient's. Provide non-judgmental care.
2. Refuse to care for the patient.
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