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NR222 EXAM 1 REVIEW HEALTH AND WELLNESS
LATEST STUDY GUIDE 2026 QUESTION WITH CORRECT
AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
Which choice best describes the current definition of Health?
A: A state of well-being involving the whole person.
Which one of the following is one of the main, overreaching goals for Healthy People?
A: Elimination of Health disparities
Which response indicators a holistic approach that considers factors that influence the PT?
A: Adapting your diet and activity will lower your sugar levels.
The client states “Heart disease runs in our family. My blood pressure has been high.” Ex of:
A: Client’s risk factor
Client is a paraplegic & is in the hospital for electrolyte imbalance. He is receiving the care at
A: Secondary Prevention Level
Which one of the following indicates a lifestyle risk factor?
A: Sunbathing
In the Health Belief Model, the nurse recognizes that the focus is placed on the:
A: Relation of perceptions and compliance with therapy
The Nurse Practice Acts found in all 50 states is an example of what type of law?
A: State Statue
When is a signed consent form required? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.
• For research involving patient
• Routine treatment
• Hazardous procedures such as surgery
• Some treatment programs such as chemotherapy
Who would ultimately be responsible for the error?
A registered nurse interprets a scribbled medication order by the attending physician as 25mg.
The nurse administers 25mg. of the medication to a client, then discovers that the dose was
incorrectly interpreted and should have been 15 mg.
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A: Nurse
Which of the following is true concerning the legalities of death and dying issues?
A: Artificial feedings may be refused by clients.
The nurse has a responsibility to file an incident report when a client:
A: Climbs over the side rails and falls
Which one is an internal variable influencing health and health beliefs and practices?
A: Intellectual background
True prevention is considered…
A: Primary Prevention
Chronic Illness is persistent, self-limiting, and usually last longer than 6 months.
A: False
A patient’s illness behavior is…
• How they monitor their bodies
• Define and interpret their symptoms
• Use the resources in the health care system
Correct the order of the “Stages of Change”
A: Pre-contemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, and Maintenance
Contemplation does not intend on making changes in the next 3 months
A: False
The interrelationships of basic human needs is referred to as?
A: Maslow Hierarchy of Needs
A nurse asks about herbal medication, encourages music therapy, and cultural considerations
A: Holistic Model
If a patient purchase running shoes and joins a gym, this is considered
A: Preparation
Family Practices are considered an external variable
A: True
Stress threatens only mental health, not physical well being
A: False
You notice an open patient file, and close the program, what is the nursing code of ethics?
A: Confidentiality
NR222 EXAM 1 REVIEW HEALTH AND WELLNESS
LATEST STUDY GUIDE 2026 QUESTION WITH CORRECT
AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
Which choice best describes the current definition of Health?
A: A state of well-being involving the whole person.
Which one of the following is one of the main, overreaching goals for Healthy People?
A: Elimination of Health disparities
Which response indicators a holistic approach that considers factors that influence the PT?
A: Adapting your diet and activity will lower your sugar levels.
The client states “Heart disease runs in our family. My blood pressure has been high.” Ex of:
A: Client’s risk factor
Client is a paraplegic & is in the hospital for electrolyte imbalance. He is receiving the care at
A: Secondary Prevention Level
Which one of the following indicates a lifestyle risk factor?
A: Sunbathing
In the Health Belief Model, the nurse recognizes that the focus is placed on the:
A: Relation of perceptions and compliance with therapy
The Nurse Practice Acts found in all 50 states is an example of what type of law?
A: State Statue
When is a signed consent form required? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY.
• For research involving patient
• Routine treatment
• Hazardous procedures such as surgery
• Some treatment programs such as chemotherapy
Who would ultimately be responsible for the error?
A registered nurse interprets a scribbled medication order by the attending physician as 25mg.
The nurse administers 25mg. of the medication to a client, then discovers that the dose was
incorrectly interpreted and should have been 15 mg.
, lOMoARcPSD|11518826
A: Nurse
Which of the following is true concerning the legalities of death and dying issues?
A: Artificial feedings may be refused by clients.
The nurse has a responsibility to file an incident report when a client:
A: Climbs over the side rails and falls
Which one is an internal variable influencing health and health beliefs and practices?
A: Intellectual background
True prevention is considered…
A: Primary Prevention
Chronic Illness is persistent, self-limiting, and usually last longer than 6 months.
A: False
A patient’s illness behavior is…
• How they monitor their bodies
• Define and interpret their symptoms
• Use the resources in the health care system
Correct the order of the “Stages of Change”
A: Pre-contemplation, Contemplation, Preparation, Action, and Maintenance
Contemplation does not intend on making changes in the next 3 months
A: False
The interrelationships of basic human needs is referred to as?
A: Maslow Hierarchy of Needs
A nurse asks about herbal medication, encourages music therapy, and cultural considerations
A: Holistic Model
If a patient purchase running shoes and joins a gym, this is considered
A: Preparation
Family Practices are considered an external variable
A: True
Stress threatens only mental health, not physical well being
A: False
You notice an open patient file, and close the program, what is the nursing code of ethics?
A: Confidentiality
