Chamberlain University
NR351 FINAL EXAM 2025-2026|80QS&AS|ALREADY
GRADED A+
A nurse calls into his unit to report. He is not feeling well and will not be at
work with stage of illness behavior. Is he exhibiting?
Assuming the sick role
A child's birthweight should triple by how many months
12 months
The daughter of an older adult caused the nurse to report that her mother is
becoming very confused after dark. What is this type of confusion named?
Sundowning syndrome
According to Erickson, normal adolescent behavior includes trying on new
rules and possibly even rebelling. What is the purpose of this behavior in
adolescence?
To establish a sense of identity
,Chamberlain University
The emergency department nurse is caring for an infant age 2 months who was
brought in by a hired caregiver. The infant is underweight and looks uncared
for the caregiver reports that the mother of the infant is unreliable and may be
using drugs. The infant is often clean and hungry when dropped off the
caregiver home the infant has diaper rash and a week cry. If this situation is
not remedied, what will this infant have difficulty achieving according to
Erickson's developmental theory?
Trust
An older adult who is newly widowed is not adjusting to this change in her role
she is unable to form new relationships. What is the client at risk for
developing?
Social isolation
Select all that apply an older adult male client is admitted to the cardiac ICU
after suffering a heart attack upon taking a history after the client is stable.
The nurse charts that he weighs over 275 pounds has a history of heart disease
in his family suffers from frequent stress at work, drinks, alcohol daily, and
smokes two packs of cigarettes daily what are some modifiable risk factors for
this client that has contributed to his heart attack
Smoking an alcohol intake
An elderly resident of a long-term care facility has developed diarrhea and
dehydration as a result of exposure to CDF during a recent outbreak the
residence primary care provider has consecutively prescribed the antibiotic
, Chamberlain University
Flagyl, which model of the health promotion and illness prevention is most
clearly evident in these events
The agent host environment model
At what point during during hospital-based care does planning for discharge
begin
On admission to the hospital
A nurse educates adults in preventative measures to avoid problems of
middle-age adult years which of the following are the major health problems
during the middle adult years
Cardiovascular disease and cancer
Hypercalcemia is defined as an increase in which serum level
Calcium
Which phrase best describes continuity of care
Facilitating transitioning between Settings
NR351 FINAL EXAM 2025-2026|80QS&AS|ALREADY
GRADED A+
A nurse calls into his unit to report. He is not feeling well and will not be at
work with stage of illness behavior. Is he exhibiting?
Assuming the sick role
A child's birthweight should triple by how many months
12 months
The daughter of an older adult caused the nurse to report that her mother is
becoming very confused after dark. What is this type of confusion named?
Sundowning syndrome
According to Erickson, normal adolescent behavior includes trying on new
rules and possibly even rebelling. What is the purpose of this behavior in
adolescence?
To establish a sense of identity
,Chamberlain University
The emergency department nurse is caring for an infant age 2 months who was
brought in by a hired caregiver. The infant is underweight and looks uncared
for the caregiver reports that the mother of the infant is unreliable and may be
using drugs. The infant is often clean and hungry when dropped off the
caregiver home the infant has diaper rash and a week cry. If this situation is
not remedied, what will this infant have difficulty achieving according to
Erickson's developmental theory?
Trust
An older adult who is newly widowed is not adjusting to this change in her role
she is unable to form new relationships. What is the client at risk for
developing?
Social isolation
Select all that apply an older adult male client is admitted to the cardiac ICU
after suffering a heart attack upon taking a history after the client is stable.
The nurse charts that he weighs over 275 pounds has a history of heart disease
in his family suffers from frequent stress at work, drinks, alcohol daily, and
smokes two packs of cigarettes daily what are some modifiable risk factors for
this client that has contributed to his heart attack
Smoking an alcohol intake
An elderly resident of a long-term care facility has developed diarrhea and
dehydration as a result of exposure to CDF during a recent outbreak the
residence primary care provider has consecutively prescribed the antibiotic
, Chamberlain University
Flagyl, which model of the health promotion and illness prevention is most
clearly evident in these events
The agent host environment model
At what point during during hospital-based care does planning for discharge
begin
On admission to the hospital
A nurse educates adults in preventative measures to avoid problems of
middle-age adult years which of the following are the major health problems
during the middle adult years
Cardiovascular disease and cancer
Hypercalcemia is defined as an increase in which serum level
Calcium
Which phrase best describes continuity of care
Facilitating transitioning between Settings
