NR 222 EXAM 2 PRACTICE TEST 2026/2027 | HIGH-YIELD NURSING EXAM
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1. Why is developing discussion topics that require problem solving considered
the best instructional approach for high school students learning about
nutrition?
It allows the teacher to cover more material in less time.
It focuses solely on theoretical knowledge without practical
application.
It simplifies complex concepts into easily digestible information.
It engages students actively and encourages critical thinking about
nutrition.
2. Which of the following best describes the preparation stage of the
Transtheoretical Model of Health Behavior Change?
Patients are aware that a problem exists and are seriously thinking
about overcoming it.
Patients modify their behavior.
Patients have no intention to change behavior.
Patients intend to take action in the next month to change their
behavior
3. Which of the following is NOT one of the interventions a nurse can apply
after clarifying behaviors a patient is willing to change?
a) Motivate using personalized messages.
d) Assess and increase self-efficacy.
b) Assess and offer resources to decrease barriers to change.
, c) Implement compliance as a condition of continued care.
4. Why is Mr. Jones considered the most ready for a patient-teaching session
compared to the other patients?
He has just returned from testing and may need information about his
condition.
He is anxious about his future after a heart attack, indicating a
readiness to learn.
He is unwilling to accept his condition, showing resistance to learning.
He is distracted by external factors, which may hinder his learning.
5. In a scenario where a nurse fails to document a patient's vital signs accurately,
what potential consequence could arise in terms of malpractice?
The nurse may face legal repercussions due to lack of evidence of
care provided.
The patient will not be affected by the nurse's actions.
The patient will automatically receive better care.
The nurse will be praised for their efficiency in care delivery.
6. In a scenario where a patient is struggling to understand deep breathing
techniques, how might a nurse effectively utilize the tactile channel to
improve the patient's learning experience?
By only verbally explaining the technique without any physical
interaction.
By using visual aids without any physical contact.
By asking the patient to read about the technique instead of
demonstrating it.
, By guiding the patient's hands to their abdomen while explaining the
breathing technique.
7. A nurse is working with a patient who is hesitant to change their dietary
habits. After identifying the patient's willingness to change, which
combination of interventions should the nurse prioritize to support the
patient effectively?
Only motivate using personalized messages and assess self-efficacy.
Motivate using personalized messages, assess and offer resources
to decrease barriers to change, and assess and increase self-
efficacy.
Assess barriers to change and implement compliance as a condition
of care.
Implement compliance as a condition of continued care and enlist
persons from the same culture to apply pressure for healthy choices.
8. What is the correct term for the stage in the Transtheoretical Model where an
individual has made a behavior change that has lasted for at least 30 days?
Contemplation phase
Action phase
Precontemplation phase
Maintenance phase
9. What type of learning involves the acquisition of knowledge and
understanding, particularly in adjusting insulin dosages?
cognitive
adaptation
psychomotor
, affective
10. Which statement is true regarding verbal and nonverbal communication?
Verbal communication is more straightforward, whereas nonverbal
communication does not portray what a person is thinking.
Nonverbal and verbal communication may be different; nurses
must pay attention to the nonverbal communication being
presented to get an accurate message.
Verbal communication is always more accurate than nonverbal
communication.
Nonverbal communication is about 10% of all communication, and
verbal communication is about 90%.
11. A nurse teaches a patient to self-administer insulin subcutaneous injections.
Which of the following is the best way to ensure the patient understands the
instructions?
Ask the patient to demonstrate injecting insulin.
Tell the patient to read the instructions aloud.
Explore how the patient feels about the procedure.
Ask "Do you understand the instructions?"
12. Why is it important for parents to set firm and consistent limits for toddlers?
It helps toddlers understand boundaries and promotes their
cognitive and psychosocial development.
It encourages toddlers to ignore rules and limits.
It prevents toddlers from developing social skills.
It allows toddlers to feel confused about their environment.
QUESTIONS | CORRECT ANSWERS| COMPLETE STUDY GUIDE | ULTIMATE
EXAM REVIEW | LATEST UPDATED VERSION
1. Why is developing discussion topics that require problem solving considered
the best instructional approach for high school students learning about
nutrition?
It allows the teacher to cover more material in less time.
It focuses solely on theoretical knowledge without practical
application.
It simplifies complex concepts into easily digestible information.
It engages students actively and encourages critical thinking about
nutrition.
2. Which of the following best describes the preparation stage of the
Transtheoretical Model of Health Behavior Change?
Patients are aware that a problem exists and are seriously thinking
about overcoming it.
Patients modify their behavior.
Patients have no intention to change behavior.
Patients intend to take action in the next month to change their
behavior
3. Which of the following is NOT one of the interventions a nurse can apply
after clarifying behaviors a patient is willing to change?
a) Motivate using personalized messages.
d) Assess and increase self-efficacy.
b) Assess and offer resources to decrease barriers to change.
, c) Implement compliance as a condition of continued care.
4. Why is Mr. Jones considered the most ready for a patient-teaching session
compared to the other patients?
He has just returned from testing and may need information about his
condition.
He is anxious about his future after a heart attack, indicating a
readiness to learn.
He is unwilling to accept his condition, showing resistance to learning.
He is distracted by external factors, which may hinder his learning.
5. In a scenario where a nurse fails to document a patient's vital signs accurately,
what potential consequence could arise in terms of malpractice?
The nurse may face legal repercussions due to lack of evidence of
care provided.
The patient will not be affected by the nurse's actions.
The patient will automatically receive better care.
The nurse will be praised for their efficiency in care delivery.
6. In a scenario where a patient is struggling to understand deep breathing
techniques, how might a nurse effectively utilize the tactile channel to
improve the patient's learning experience?
By only verbally explaining the technique without any physical
interaction.
By using visual aids without any physical contact.
By asking the patient to read about the technique instead of
demonstrating it.
, By guiding the patient's hands to their abdomen while explaining the
breathing technique.
7. A nurse is working with a patient who is hesitant to change their dietary
habits. After identifying the patient's willingness to change, which
combination of interventions should the nurse prioritize to support the
patient effectively?
Only motivate using personalized messages and assess self-efficacy.
Motivate using personalized messages, assess and offer resources
to decrease barriers to change, and assess and increase self-
efficacy.
Assess barriers to change and implement compliance as a condition
of care.
Implement compliance as a condition of continued care and enlist
persons from the same culture to apply pressure for healthy choices.
8. What is the correct term for the stage in the Transtheoretical Model where an
individual has made a behavior change that has lasted for at least 30 days?
Contemplation phase
Action phase
Precontemplation phase
Maintenance phase
9. What type of learning involves the acquisition of knowledge and
understanding, particularly in adjusting insulin dosages?
cognitive
adaptation
psychomotor
, affective
10. Which statement is true regarding verbal and nonverbal communication?
Verbal communication is more straightforward, whereas nonverbal
communication does not portray what a person is thinking.
Nonverbal and verbal communication may be different; nurses
must pay attention to the nonverbal communication being
presented to get an accurate message.
Verbal communication is always more accurate than nonverbal
communication.
Nonverbal communication is about 10% of all communication, and
verbal communication is about 90%.
11. A nurse teaches a patient to self-administer insulin subcutaneous injections.
Which of the following is the best way to ensure the patient understands the
instructions?
Ask the patient to demonstrate injecting insulin.
Tell the patient to read the instructions aloud.
Explore how the patient feels about the procedure.
Ask "Do you understand the instructions?"
12. Why is it important for parents to set firm and consistent limits for toddlers?
It helps toddlers understand boundaries and promotes their
cognitive and psychosocial development.
It encourages toddlers to ignore rules and limits.
It prevents toddlers from developing social skills.
It allows toddlers to feel confused about their environment.
