NRSG 327: Final - Quiz Questions with
COMPLETE 2026 STUDY QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS
GUARANTEED PASS | ASSURED A+
Students also studied
C
Terms in this set (89)
An older adult patient who underwent c: Anxiety associated with the new
diagnosis bowel resection is recovering from surgery
without complication. During the
healthcare team's morning rounds, the
surgeon informs the patient that the
lesion removed was
cancerous. Which factor will likely be the
patient's most significant obstacle for
learning?
a.) The patient's baseline physical condition
b.)A negative environmental influence
c.)Anxiety associated with the
new diagnosis
d.) Reduced ability to understand the
diagnosis
The nurse is giving the oncoming nurse the primary language
shift report. The nurse states the client's level of literacy
diagnosis, treatments, and course of level of
anxiety hospitalization. When describing the client,
the nurse states, "Whenever I try to teach
him something, he becomes difficult and
argumentative." What client information
about patient teaching should the oncoming
nurse ask? Select all that apply.
Level of literacy
Primary language
Need for humor
Level of anxiety
Insurance status
,A group of nursing students have been b.) contemplation
discussing the benefits of forming a study
group. They realize that reviewing disease
processes and treatments together may be
more helpful in retaining new information
and applying it to the clinical setting than if
they continued to study individually.
According to Prochaska and DiClemente's
transtheoretical model of change, which
stage of behavior change are they
exemplifying?
a.)Precontemplation
b.)Contemplation
c.)Preparation
d.)Action stage
A patient with a diabetic foot ulcer will needb.) After the patient wakes up from a restful nap
to perform dressing changes after
discharge. When should the nurse schedule
the teaching sessions?
a.)Within 10 minutes after the next dose of
oral pain medication
b.)After the patient wakes up from a
restful nap
c.) Right before the surgeon's debridement
of the wound
d.) Before the patient undergoes flow
studies of the affected leg
The nurse explains to a patient that dressing
active
changes will improve healing and decrease cognitive
infection and then demonstrates the correct
psychomotor
aseptic technique to the patient. The patient
is asked to return a demonstration of this
dressing change and to describe the
reasons for it to the nurse. This example
includes which type of learning and which
learning domains? Select all that apply.
Affective
Active
Cognitive
Psychomotor
Passive
, Goals for Healthy People 2030 include Eliminate health disparities among various groups
which of the following? Select all that apply.
Eliminate health disparities among various Increase the quality and years of healthy
life groups
Decrease the cost of healthcare related to Promote hospice care to the
elderly tobacco use
Increase the quality and years of healthy
life Decrease the number of inpatient
days
annually
Promote hospice care to the elderly
COMPLETE 2026 STUDY QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS
GUARANTEED PASS | ASSURED A+
Students also studied
C
Terms in this set (89)
An older adult patient who underwent c: Anxiety associated with the new
diagnosis bowel resection is recovering from surgery
without complication. During the
healthcare team's morning rounds, the
surgeon informs the patient that the
lesion removed was
cancerous. Which factor will likely be the
patient's most significant obstacle for
learning?
a.) The patient's baseline physical condition
b.)A negative environmental influence
c.)Anxiety associated with the
new diagnosis
d.) Reduced ability to understand the
diagnosis
The nurse is giving the oncoming nurse the primary language
shift report. The nurse states the client's level of literacy
diagnosis, treatments, and course of level of
anxiety hospitalization. When describing the client,
the nurse states, "Whenever I try to teach
him something, he becomes difficult and
argumentative." What client information
about patient teaching should the oncoming
nurse ask? Select all that apply.
Level of literacy
Primary language
Need for humor
Level of anxiety
Insurance status
,A group of nursing students have been b.) contemplation
discussing the benefits of forming a study
group. They realize that reviewing disease
processes and treatments together may be
more helpful in retaining new information
and applying it to the clinical setting than if
they continued to study individually.
According to Prochaska and DiClemente's
transtheoretical model of change, which
stage of behavior change are they
exemplifying?
a.)Precontemplation
b.)Contemplation
c.)Preparation
d.)Action stage
A patient with a diabetic foot ulcer will needb.) After the patient wakes up from a restful nap
to perform dressing changes after
discharge. When should the nurse schedule
the teaching sessions?
a.)Within 10 minutes after the next dose of
oral pain medication
b.)After the patient wakes up from a
restful nap
c.) Right before the surgeon's debridement
of the wound
d.) Before the patient undergoes flow
studies of the affected leg
The nurse explains to a patient that dressing
active
changes will improve healing and decrease cognitive
infection and then demonstrates the correct
psychomotor
aseptic technique to the patient. The patient
is asked to return a demonstration of this
dressing change and to describe the
reasons for it to the nurse. This example
includes which type of learning and which
learning domains? Select all that apply.
Affective
Active
Cognitive
Psychomotor
Passive
, Goals for Healthy People 2030 include Eliminate health disparities among various groups
which of the following? Select all that apply.
Eliminate health disparities among various Increase the quality and years of healthy
life groups
Decrease the cost of healthcare related to Promote hospice care to the
elderly tobacco use
Increase the quality and years of healthy
life Decrease the number of inpatient
days
annually
Promote hospice care to the elderly
