NURB 235 Final Questions With Complete Solutions
"Monitor heart rate and blood pressure" is which level of
intervention?
A. Tertiary
B. Secondary
C. Primary
D. Octogenary Correct Answers B. Secondary
4 steps for assessment in Nursing Diagnosis Correct Answers
data collection, organization, validation, documentation
A health difference that is closely linked with social, economic,
and/or environmental disadvantage is known as a:
A. health disparity
B. cultural encounter
C. social determinant of health
D. bias Correct Answers A. health disparity
A nurse is said to have performed a(n) _________ act when they
had a duty of care that was breached, and a patient is physically
harmed.
A. battery
B. slanderous
C. negligent
D. intentional Correct Answers C. negligent
,A stable sleep schedule, comfortable sleeping environment, and
quieting pre-bed routine are associated with good __________.
A. sleep hygiene
B. insomnia
C. nocturia
D. dreams Correct Answers A. sleep hygiene
All of the following are concepts specific to spiritual well-being
EXCEPT?
Hope
Guilt
Connection
Faith Correct Answers guilt
Building trust and communicating with a patient demonstrate
which type of skill?
A. Interpersonal
B. Psychomotor
C. Cognitive
D. Collaborative Correct Answers A. Interpersonal
Diagnosis Steps Correct Answers analysis, synthesis, create Dx
w/ PES format
Each state has its own _____________, which is a legal
document that regulates the scope of nursing practice in that
specific state and helps to protect the public against unsafe
nurses.
, A. Patient Advocate Department
B. Nursing Practice Act
C. Nurse Licensure Exam
D. Nursing Code of Ethics Correct Answers B. Nursing
Practice Act
If evaluation shows that an outcome was met, but the diagnosed
problem still exists, what action should the nurse take?
A. modify the outcomes
B. modify the diagnosis
C. continue the current plan of care
D. terminate the plan of care Correct Answers A. modify the
outcomes
In the communication process, who is responsible for decoding
the message to determine it's meaning?
A. The nurse
B. The patient
C. The receiver
D. The sender Correct Answers C. The receiver
It is important that the nurse do which of the following before
addressing spiritual care with patients?
Attend church services on a weekly basis
Nothing needs to be done by the nurse before providing this type
of care
Memorize prayers to say at the bedside
Know and explore own beliefs and values Correct Answers
know and explore own beliefs and values
"Monitor heart rate and blood pressure" is which level of
intervention?
A. Tertiary
B. Secondary
C. Primary
D. Octogenary Correct Answers B. Secondary
4 steps for assessment in Nursing Diagnosis Correct Answers
data collection, organization, validation, documentation
A health difference that is closely linked with social, economic,
and/or environmental disadvantage is known as a:
A. health disparity
B. cultural encounter
C. social determinant of health
D. bias Correct Answers A. health disparity
A nurse is said to have performed a(n) _________ act when they
had a duty of care that was breached, and a patient is physically
harmed.
A. battery
B. slanderous
C. negligent
D. intentional Correct Answers C. negligent
,A stable sleep schedule, comfortable sleeping environment, and
quieting pre-bed routine are associated with good __________.
A. sleep hygiene
B. insomnia
C. nocturia
D. dreams Correct Answers A. sleep hygiene
All of the following are concepts specific to spiritual well-being
EXCEPT?
Hope
Guilt
Connection
Faith Correct Answers guilt
Building trust and communicating with a patient demonstrate
which type of skill?
A. Interpersonal
B. Psychomotor
C. Cognitive
D. Collaborative Correct Answers A. Interpersonal
Diagnosis Steps Correct Answers analysis, synthesis, create Dx
w/ PES format
Each state has its own _____________, which is a legal
document that regulates the scope of nursing practice in that
specific state and helps to protect the public against unsafe
nurses.
, A. Patient Advocate Department
B. Nursing Practice Act
C. Nurse Licensure Exam
D. Nursing Code of Ethics Correct Answers B. Nursing
Practice Act
If evaluation shows that an outcome was met, but the diagnosed
problem still exists, what action should the nurse take?
A. modify the outcomes
B. modify the diagnosis
C. continue the current plan of care
D. terminate the plan of care Correct Answers A. modify the
outcomes
In the communication process, who is responsible for decoding
the message to determine it's meaning?
A. The nurse
B. The patient
C. The receiver
D. The sender Correct Answers C. The receiver
It is important that the nurse do which of the following before
addressing spiritual care with patients?
Attend church services on a weekly basis
Nothing needs to be done by the nurse before providing this type
of care
Memorize prayers to say at the bedside
Know and explore own beliefs and values Correct Answers
know and explore own beliefs and values