NUR 106 EXAM 1 QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED
A+ ||GRADED A+
Which statement is true regarding homeopathy?
a. High doses of synthetic medications are used to suppress clinical symptoms
b. A small amount of a substance will stimulate the immune response ✔✔
c. Treatments rely strictly on invasive surgical interventions
d. It relies on standard immunizations to build adaptive immunity
Answer: A small amount of a substance will stimulate the immune response. ✔✔
The goal of tertiary health care is:
a. Early detection and prompt treatment of acute illness
b. Prevention of disease through vaccinations and wellness education
c. Restoration of maximum function ✔✔
d. Routine health screening for asymptomatic individuals
Answer: Restoration of maximum function. ✔✔
Which of the following situations best represents the infant mortality rates for
a population?
a. A county health report notes 15 deaths in children under age 5 per 10,000
residents
b. A hospital tracks 5 neonatal deaths in the intensive care unit per month
c. A state health department reports 12 deaths in children under age 1 for every
1000 births each year ✔✔
d. A clinic records 20 fetal deaths per 100,000 total pregnancies
Answer: A state health department reports 12 deaths in children under age 1 for
every 1000 births each year. ✔✔
Which of the following is objective data? (Select All That Apply)
Incision is reddened ✔✔
Temperature 98.7°F ✔✔
Hemoglobin 12.6 ✔✔
Patient reports feeling nauseous
Patient states, "My pain level is 6 out of 10"
Answers:
Incision is reddened (Observed by nurse)
Temperature 98.7°F (Measured value)
, Hemoglobin 12.6 (Laboratory diagnostic result)
The historic use of medications that produced "twilight sleep" during labor was
discontinued because the use of this type of medication caused an increase in the : -
ANSWER ✔✔Cesarean birth rate.
Which of the following represents appropriate delegation? -ANSWER ✔✔The
LPN/LVN delegates to the unlicensed AP to record the intake and output for a
client following surgery.
*An LPN/LVN should determine the competence of an individual to perform a
given task. If the individual has been certified as a Nursing Assistant, the nurse
should: -ANSWER ✔✔Observe the CNA as the task is performed.
*The LPN/LVN can evaluate whether or not it would be appropriate to perform a
given task if the task meets which of the following criteria? (Select All). -
ANSWER ✔✔-Permitted by the State Board of Nursing
-Part of the nurse's basic education program
-The employer has policies and procedures on file for the task
SGQ*The community-based LPNB/LVN must demonstrate successful integration
of a variety of practice roles. Nurses may demonstrate this role diversity when
working without compensation at the local free clinic, translating a handout from
English to Spanish for parents when their children are admitted to the hospital, and
meeting with a RN, respiratory therapist, PT, and chaplain to discuss the care of a
homebound client. These nurses are demonstrating which of the following roles.
(SATA) -ANSWER ✔✔-Community volunteer
-Collaborator
-Cultural competence
Which of the following represents a primary care activity? -ANSWER
✔✔Immunization updates as part of a preschool physical examination.
Which of the following clients should the LPN check on first at the start of a
morning shift? -ANSWER ✔✔The bleeding woman at 8 weeks gestation admitted
from the emergency room for heavy vaginal bleeding 2 hours ago.
ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED
A+ ||GRADED A+
Which statement is true regarding homeopathy?
a. High doses of synthetic medications are used to suppress clinical symptoms
b. A small amount of a substance will stimulate the immune response ✔✔
c. Treatments rely strictly on invasive surgical interventions
d. It relies on standard immunizations to build adaptive immunity
Answer: A small amount of a substance will stimulate the immune response. ✔✔
The goal of tertiary health care is:
a. Early detection and prompt treatment of acute illness
b. Prevention of disease through vaccinations and wellness education
c. Restoration of maximum function ✔✔
d. Routine health screening for asymptomatic individuals
Answer: Restoration of maximum function. ✔✔
Which of the following situations best represents the infant mortality rates for
a population?
a. A county health report notes 15 deaths in children under age 5 per 10,000
residents
b. A hospital tracks 5 neonatal deaths in the intensive care unit per month
c. A state health department reports 12 deaths in children under age 1 for every
1000 births each year ✔✔
d. A clinic records 20 fetal deaths per 100,000 total pregnancies
Answer: A state health department reports 12 deaths in children under age 1 for
every 1000 births each year. ✔✔
Which of the following is objective data? (Select All That Apply)
Incision is reddened ✔✔
Temperature 98.7°F ✔✔
Hemoglobin 12.6 ✔✔
Patient reports feeling nauseous
Patient states, "My pain level is 6 out of 10"
Answers:
Incision is reddened (Observed by nurse)
Temperature 98.7°F (Measured value)
, Hemoglobin 12.6 (Laboratory diagnostic result)
The historic use of medications that produced "twilight sleep" during labor was
discontinued because the use of this type of medication caused an increase in the : -
ANSWER ✔✔Cesarean birth rate.
Which of the following represents appropriate delegation? -ANSWER ✔✔The
LPN/LVN delegates to the unlicensed AP to record the intake and output for a
client following surgery.
*An LPN/LVN should determine the competence of an individual to perform a
given task. If the individual has been certified as a Nursing Assistant, the nurse
should: -ANSWER ✔✔Observe the CNA as the task is performed.
*The LPN/LVN can evaluate whether or not it would be appropriate to perform a
given task if the task meets which of the following criteria? (Select All). -
ANSWER ✔✔-Permitted by the State Board of Nursing
-Part of the nurse's basic education program
-The employer has policies and procedures on file for the task
SGQ*The community-based LPNB/LVN must demonstrate successful integration
of a variety of practice roles. Nurses may demonstrate this role diversity when
working without compensation at the local free clinic, translating a handout from
English to Spanish for parents when their children are admitted to the hospital, and
meeting with a RN, respiratory therapist, PT, and chaplain to discuss the care of a
homebound client. These nurses are demonstrating which of the following roles.
(SATA) -ANSWER ✔✔-Community volunteer
-Collaborator
-Cultural competence
Which of the following represents a primary care activity? -ANSWER
✔✔Immunization updates as part of a preschool physical examination.
Which of the following clients should the LPN check on first at the start of a
morning shift? -ANSWER ✔✔The bleeding woman at 8 weeks gestation admitted
from the emergency room for heavy vaginal bleeding 2 hours ago.
