NUR 388 MIDTERM EXAM
NUR 388 MIDTERM EXAM 2026 ACCURATE
SPRING-SUMMER GUARANTEED PASS
SOLVED Test Bank with 200+ Practice
Questions and Correct Verified Answers
A community is examining which programs are needed within the community,
the populations they will target, and how they will be funded. Which of the
following would be the least risky decision for the community to make?
a. Choose whichever option is the least expensive of agency resources.
b. Choose to do nothing.
c. Choose whatever the agency administration prefers.
d. Choose whatever the majority of clients prefer.
b. Choose to do nothing.
A+ TEST BANK 1
, NUR 388 MIDTERM EXAM
A nurse checks health department records to compare the number of new teen
clients presenting for birth control counseling and management in the 2 months
before and after an education intervention program to decrease teen
pregnancy. Which of the following steps of the evaluation process is being
completed by the nurse?
a. Engage stakeholders
b. Justify conclusions
c. Gather credible evidence
d. Focus on the evaluation design
c. Gather credible evidence
A nurse is planning a program to teach cardiac health at the senior citizens'
center. Which of the following is an effectively written objective for the
program?
a. By the end of the program, each participant will report walking at least 30
minutes a day at least 5 days each week.
b. By the end of the program, each participant will voice a commitment to walk
at
least 30 minutes a day.
c. By the end of the program, each participant will understand the need for
physical
exercise.
d. Each participant will voice a commitment to engage in physical exercise each
day.
a. By the end of the program, each participant will report walking at least 30
minutes a day at least 5 days each week.
A+ TEST BANK 2
, NUR 388 MIDTERM EXAM
The nurse contacts participants who completed an educational program on
breast self-examinations to see whether they have any questions and to
determine whether they are doing breast self-examinations. Which of the
following types of evaluation is being implemented by the nurse?
a. Final evaluation
b. Formative evaluation
c. Goal evaluation
d. Summative evaluation
d. Summative evaluation
A nurse is completing a summative evaluation of a program designed to
decrease obesity in school-age children. Which of the following is the most
important question for the nurse to ask?
a. Are school-age children satisfied with the program?
b. Can parents and guardians support the program requirements?
c. Has obesity in school-age children decreased?
d. What is the program cost compared with the program benefit?
c. Has obesity in school-age children decreased?
Evaluation is under way for a statewide program to decrease teen injury and
death associated with teens that drive while under the influence of alcohol.
Which of the following questions would best be used for the summative
A+ TEST BANK 3
, NUR 388 MIDTERM EXAM
evaluation of the program?
a. Are program participants continuing to attend the programs, and do their
satisfaction scores indicate that they are pleased with the program?
b. How do statistics for injuries and deaths associated with drunk driving
compare
for teens in the year following the program?
c. How does the amount of alcohol intake by teens compare before and after
participants enter into the program?
d. What problems are identified as the program is implemented?
b. How do statistics for injuries and deaths associated with drunk driving
compare
for teens in the year following the program?
A committee concludes that a program's objectives were met and that activities
received positive ratings from the community; yet the program will be
discontinued because cost was triple the amount anticipated. Which of the
following program evaluation measures created a problem?
a. Adequacy
b. Effectiveness
c. Impact
d. Sustainability
d. Sustainability
A+ TEST BANK 4
NUR 388 MIDTERM EXAM 2026 ACCURATE
SPRING-SUMMER GUARANTEED PASS
SOLVED Test Bank with 200+ Practice
Questions and Correct Verified Answers
A community is examining which programs are needed within the community,
the populations they will target, and how they will be funded. Which of the
following would be the least risky decision for the community to make?
a. Choose whichever option is the least expensive of agency resources.
b. Choose to do nothing.
c. Choose whatever the agency administration prefers.
d. Choose whatever the majority of clients prefer.
b. Choose to do nothing.
A+ TEST BANK 1
, NUR 388 MIDTERM EXAM
A nurse checks health department records to compare the number of new teen
clients presenting for birth control counseling and management in the 2 months
before and after an education intervention program to decrease teen
pregnancy. Which of the following steps of the evaluation process is being
completed by the nurse?
a. Engage stakeholders
b. Justify conclusions
c. Gather credible evidence
d. Focus on the evaluation design
c. Gather credible evidence
A nurse is planning a program to teach cardiac health at the senior citizens'
center. Which of the following is an effectively written objective for the
program?
a. By the end of the program, each participant will report walking at least 30
minutes a day at least 5 days each week.
b. By the end of the program, each participant will voice a commitment to walk
at
least 30 minutes a day.
c. By the end of the program, each participant will understand the need for
physical
exercise.
d. Each participant will voice a commitment to engage in physical exercise each
day.
a. By the end of the program, each participant will report walking at least 30
minutes a day at least 5 days each week.
A+ TEST BANK 2
, NUR 388 MIDTERM EXAM
The nurse contacts participants who completed an educational program on
breast self-examinations to see whether they have any questions and to
determine whether they are doing breast self-examinations. Which of the
following types of evaluation is being implemented by the nurse?
a. Final evaluation
b. Formative evaluation
c. Goal evaluation
d. Summative evaluation
d. Summative evaluation
A nurse is completing a summative evaluation of a program designed to
decrease obesity in school-age children. Which of the following is the most
important question for the nurse to ask?
a. Are school-age children satisfied with the program?
b. Can parents and guardians support the program requirements?
c. Has obesity in school-age children decreased?
d. What is the program cost compared with the program benefit?
c. Has obesity in school-age children decreased?
Evaluation is under way for a statewide program to decrease teen injury and
death associated with teens that drive while under the influence of alcohol.
Which of the following questions would best be used for the summative
A+ TEST BANK 3
, NUR 388 MIDTERM EXAM
evaluation of the program?
a. Are program participants continuing to attend the programs, and do their
satisfaction scores indicate that they are pleased with the program?
b. How do statistics for injuries and deaths associated with drunk driving
compare
for teens in the year following the program?
c. How does the amount of alcohol intake by teens compare before and after
participants enter into the program?
d. What problems are identified as the program is implemented?
b. How do statistics for injuries and deaths associated with drunk driving
compare
for teens in the year following the program?
A committee concludes that a program's objectives were met and that activities
received positive ratings from the community; yet the program will be
discontinued because cost was triple the amount anticipated. Which of the
following program evaluation measures created a problem?
a. Adequacy
b. Effectiveness
c. Impact
d. Sustainability
d. Sustainability
A+ TEST BANK 4
