NUR 104 MODULE I EXAM STUDY
WITH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
2026
The nurse includes, "the patient will demonstrate correct technique for self-injection of
insulin" as a goal in the patient's care plan. Which type of learning is addressed by this
goal? - AnswersPsychomotor
Which is the most appropriate learning goal for new parents who are learning infant
CPR? - AnswersA. the infant will not require hospitalization
B. The parents will be able to understand CPR skills
C. The parents will demonstrate infant CPR
D. The parents will call the hospital if infant stops breathing
C
Which is the highest priority concern for a nurse who is educating a homeless patient
about medications, appointments, and therapies for management of diabetes? -
AnswersA. motivation
B. Psychomotor learning
C. Health literacy
D. Developmental stage
C. Health Literacy
The nurse is providing discharge teaching to a patient with memory loss after a head
injury. What is the most appropriate action of the nurse? - AnswersA. Teach the patient
immediately before discharge so the patient will remember
B. Teach patient most important info first, followed by lesser facts
C. Teach patient using simple terminology and a louder voice
D. Teach the patient and responsible family member at the same time
D.
Which statements demonstrate that the patient is at the acceptance stage of learning? -
Answers"I want to learn how to do this myself, so I do not have to go to a rehab center"
"I know that I have to give myself the injections because I could get a blood clot"
, Which statement made by the patient indicates a readiness for learning about
colostomy care? - AnswersA. "I never thought I would have to take care of something
like this"
B. "I hope I can still wear a bathing suit with this thing"
C. "The sooner I can take care of it, the sooner I can go home"
D. "I don't want to look at it and I can't imagine caring for it"
C
After about 20 minutes have passed in a educational session, the nurse notices that the
patient is slightly slumped in the chair and is no longer making eye contact. The nurse
should: - AnswersA. Reposition the patient in the chair
B. Reschedule the remainder of the teaching for another time
C. Continue with the teaching session in order to cover the necessary content
D. Move the patient to a cooler, brighter room
B.
Which of the following is an example of a correct teaching technique? - AnswersA.
Providing the same type of teaching plan for all patients with diabetes
B. Teaching before patient's bedtime
C. Having a family member interpret information for the patient
D. Using large-print materials for the patients with decreased visual acuity
D.
Which is appropriate for the nursing of, Readiness for enhanced knowledge related to
prescribed treatment regimen? - AnswersA. The patient who asks the nurse how a pill
organizer can help ensure that all medications are taken on time
B. The patient who was just diagnosed with diabetes and has no idea how to inject
insulin
C. The patient who believes that influenza was contracted because of their flu
immunization last year
D. The patient who insists that their blood sugar levels will never stabilize no matter how
many medications are taken
A
What patient learning goal is measurable? - AnswersA. The patient will be able to learn
sufficient information to be discharged
B. The patient will understand the importance of daily iron supplements
C. The patient will feel comforted by the nurses' presence during anxious periods
D. The patient will verbalize responsibility for obtaining daily weights each morning
D.
WITH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
2026
The nurse includes, "the patient will demonstrate correct technique for self-injection of
insulin" as a goal in the patient's care plan. Which type of learning is addressed by this
goal? - AnswersPsychomotor
Which is the most appropriate learning goal for new parents who are learning infant
CPR? - AnswersA. the infant will not require hospitalization
B. The parents will be able to understand CPR skills
C. The parents will demonstrate infant CPR
D. The parents will call the hospital if infant stops breathing
C
Which is the highest priority concern for a nurse who is educating a homeless patient
about medications, appointments, and therapies for management of diabetes? -
AnswersA. motivation
B. Psychomotor learning
C. Health literacy
D. Developmental stage
C. Health Literacy
The nurse is providing discharge teaching to a patient with memory loss after a head
injury. What is the most appropriate action of the nurse? - AnswersA. Teach the patient
immediately before discharge so the patient will remember
B. Teach patient most important info first, followed by lesser facts
C. Teach patient using simple terminology and a louder voice
D. Teach the patient and responsible family member at the same time
D.
Which statements demonstrate that the patient is at the acceptance stage of learning? -
Answers"I want to learn how to do this myself, so I do not have to go to a rehab center"
"I know that I have to give myself the injections because I could get a blood clot"
, Which statement made by the patient indicates a readiness for learning about
colostomy care? - AnswersA. "I never thought I would have to take care of something
like this"
B. "I hope I can still wear a bathing suit with this thing"
C. "The sooner I can take care of it, the sooner I can go home"
D. "I don't want to look at it and I can't imagine caring for it"
C
After about 20 minutes have passed in a educational session, the nurse notices that the
patient is slightly slumped in the chair and is no longer making eye contact. The nurse
should: - AnswersA. Reposition the patient in the chair
B. Reschedule the remainder of the teaching for another time
C. Continue with the teaching session in order to cover the necessary content
D. Move the patient to a cooler, brighter room
B.
Which of the following is an example of a correct teaching technique? - AnswersA.
Providing the same type of teaching plan for all patients with diabetes
B. Teaching before patient's bedtime
C. Having a family member interpret information for the patient
D. Using large-print materials for the patients with decreased visual acuity
D.
Which is appropriate for the nursing of, Readiness for enhanced knowledge related to
prescribed treatment regimen? - AnswersA. The patient who asks the nurse how a pill
organizer can help ensure that all medications are taken on time
B. The patient who was just diagnosed with diabetes and has no idea how to inject
insulin
C. The patient who believes that influenza was contracted because of their flu
immunization last year
D. The patient who insists that their blood sugar levels will never stabilize no matter how
many medications are taken
A
What patient learning goal is measurable? - AnswersA. The patient will be able to learn
sufficient information to be discharged
B. The patient will understand the importance of daily iron supplements
C. The patient will feel comforted by the nurses' presence during anxious periods
D. The patient will verbalize responsibility for obtaining daily weights each morning
D.
