MULTIDIMENSIONAL CARE III EXAM 1
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST PAPER 2026
COMPLETE STUDY QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ Second-level priority problems. Answer: requiring prompt
attention to avoid further deterioration. Examples include mental
status changes, acute pain, and abnormal lab values
◉ third level priority problems. Answer: Important to client's health
but can be addressed after more urgent problems are addressed.
Examples include interventions that are more long-term focused
◉ Part of this step involves using clinical judgments to monitor the
client's progress toward achieving their goals. The nurse provides
teaching and
coordinates the plan of care with other members of the health care
team. The nurse determines the best approach with the client to
promote learning and looks for any potential barriers that might
impair learning. nurse implements evidence-based interventions in
a safe and timely manner.. Answer: what occurs during the
implementation stage of the nursing process
,◉ The nurse will evaluate the effectiveness and achievability of the
goals and the need for adjustment of the interventions. Continued
communication with the client and the health care team will help
keep the goals attainable. The nurse will document achieved, revised
and new goals, making updates to the plan of care as needed. In this
point in time, the nurse should be able to determine if the client's
plan of care should be continued, discontinued, or modified. Answer:
what occurs during the evaluation stage of the nursing process
◉ contextual awareness, analyzing assumptions, exploring
alternatives, using credible sources, reflecting and deciding. Answer:
the nurse is responsible for integrating critical thinking and clinical
judgement aspects as part of the nursing process. this includes
_______, ______, _______, ________, and _______
◉ nonmaleficence. Answer: duty to do no harm
◉ beneficence. Answer: The "doing of good." A return to health is the
goal for the client, and a plan for the nurse to implement.
◉ autonomy. Answer: Individuals have the right to determine their
own actions and the freedom to make their own decisions. The client
may refuse treatment entirely, if they so desire. However, it is
important to note that the client must have the mental capacity to
act and
decide on their own behalf.
, ◉ justice. Answer: Treat everyone fairly, regardless of their ability to
pay for treatment, their social status, or cultural or religious
background. The nurse should be fair and impartial when
providing care.
◉ confidentiality. Answer: Respecting the rights of the client to
maintain privacy. This is a legal and ethical responsibility of
everyone caring for the client. The Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 is a law that establishes public
standards regarding how, with whom, and when health information
may be shared. It ensures the protection and security of personal
health information electronically, verbally, and written.
◉ Alcohol-based hand rubs. Answer: _____ are an appropriate hand
hygiene method if the hands are not visibly soiled.
◉ mechanical soap-and-water handwashing. Answer: Use _____ when
hands are visibly soiled and when clients are infected with spore-
forming organisms such as Clostridium difficile.
◉ goggles, masks, gloves, face shields, and N95 masks.. Answer: the
use of PPE includes _____, ____, ____, ____, _____, and ____
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION TEST PAPER 2026
COMPLETE STUDY QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ Second-level priority problems. Answer: requiring prompt
attention to avoid further deterioration. Examples include mental
status changes, acute pain, and abnormal lab values
◉ third level priority problems. Answer: Important to client's health
but can be addressed after more urgent problems are addressed.
Examples include interventions that are more long-term focused
◉ Part of this step involves using clinical judgments to monitor the
client's progress toward achieving their goals. The nurse provides
teaching and
coordinates the plan of care with other members of the health care
team. The nurse determines the best approach with the client to
promote learning and looks for any potential barriers that might
impair learning. nurse implements evidence-based interventions in
a safe and timely manner.. Answer: what occurs during the
implementation stage of the nursing process
,◉ The nurse will evaluate the effectiveness and achievability of the
goals and the need for adjustment of the interventions. Continued
communication with the client and the health care team will help
keep the goals attainable. The nurse will document achieved, revised
and new goals, making updates to the plan of care as needed. In this
point in time, the nurse should be able to determine if the client's
plan of care should be continued, discontinued, or modified. Answer:
what occurs during the evaluation stage of the nursing process
◉ contextual awareness, analyzing assumptions, exploring
alternatives, using credible sources, reflecting and deciding. Answer:
the nurse is responsible for integrating critical thinking and clinical
judgement aspects as part of the nursing process. this includes
_______, ______, _______, ________, and _______
◉ nonmaleficence. Answer: duty to do no harm
◉ beneficence. Answer: The "doing of good." A return to health is the
goal for the client, and a plan for the nurse to implement.
◉ autonomy. Answer: Individuals have the right to determine their
own actions and the freedom to make their own decisions. The client
may refuse treatment entirely, if they so desire. However, it is
important to note that the client must have the mental capacity to
act and
decide on their own behalf.
, ◉ justice. Answer: Treat everyone fairly, regardless of their ability to
pay for treatment, their social status, or cultural or religious
background. The nurse should be fair and impartial when
providing care.
◉ confidentiality. Answer: Respecting the rights of the client to
maintain privacy. This is a legal and ethical responsibility of
everyone caring for the client. The Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 is a law that establishes public
standards regarding how, with whom, and when health information
may be shared. It ensures the protection and security of personal
health information electronically, verbally, and written.
◉ Alcohol-based hand rubs. Answer: _____ are an appropriate hand
hygiene method if the hands are not visibly soiled.
◉ mechanical soap-and-water handwashing. Answer: Use _____ when
hands are visibly soiled and when clients are infected with spore-
forming organisms such as Clostridium difficile.
◉ goggles, masks, gloves, face shields, and N95 masks.. Answer: the
use of PPE includes _____, ____, ____, ____, _____, and ____
