3/23/25, 4:28 PM Concepts for Nursing Practice
Concepts for Nursing Practice
Concepts for Nursing Practice TEST BANK 2024-2025 ACTUAL
EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
The nurse is caring for a d. Treatment
patient
experiencing an allergic
reaction to a bee sting who
has an order for
diphenhydramine (BenaDRYL).
The only
medication in the patient's
medication bin is labeled
BenaZEPRIL. The nurse
contacts the pharmacy for
the correct medication to
avoid what type of error?
a. Communication
b. Diagnostic
c. Preventive
d. Treatment
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A nurse administers an d. Latent error resulting in active error
incorrect
medication to a patient. In
reviewing this medication
error, the nurse finds out
that incorrect medication
was placed in the Pyxis
system. What type of error
has the nurse
committed?
a. Latent error
b. Blunt end
c. Did not follow nursing
process
d. Latent error resulting in
active error
Prior to drug administration b. Route
the nurse reviews the seven
rights, which include
right patient, right medication,
right time, right dose, right
education, right
documentation, and what
other right? a.
Room
b. Route
c. Physician
d. Manufacturer
Which nursing action c. Does not scan the barcode of the patient prior to administering
indicates that a nurse is the medication
more likely to incur a
medication error
during medication
administration?
a. Checks the original
medication order on the
patient's chart
b. Asks the patient to state
his/her name and date of
birth
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c. Does not scan the barcode
of the patient prior to
administering the
medication
d. Does not provide the
patient with a glass of water
To promote safety, the d. Fall prevention
nurse manager sensitive
to point of care (sharp
end) and systems level
(blunt end) exemplars
works closely with staff to
address which point of care
exemplar? a. Care
coordination
b. Documentation
c. Electronic records
d. Fall prevention
Aspects of safety culture a. Communication
that contribute to a culture
of safety in a healthcare
organization include which
component?
a. Communication
b. Fear of punishment
c. Malpractice implications
d. Team nursing
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A staff nurse reports a a. "We'll conduct a root cause analysis."
medication error due to
failure to administer a
medication at the
scheduled time. What is
the charge
nurse's best response?
a. "We'll conduct a root cause
analysis."
b. "That means you'll have to
do continuing education."
c. "Why did you let that
happen?"
d. "You'll need to tell the
patient and family."
A sentinel event refers to which d. An event that signals the need for immediate investigation and
situation? response
a. An event that could
have harmed a patient,
but serious harm didn't
occur because of
chance
b. An event that harms a
patient as a result of
underlying disease or
condition
c. An event that harms a
patient by omission or
commission, not an
underlying disease or
condition
d. An event that signals the
need for
immediate investigation and
response
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Concepts for Nursing Practice
Concepts for Nursing Practice TEST BANK 2024-2025 ACTUAL
EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
The nurse is caring for a d. Treatment
patient
experiencing an allergic
reaction to a bee sting who
has an order for
diphenhydramine (BenaDRYL).
The only
medication in the patient's
medication bin is labeled
BenaZEPRIL. The nurse
contacts the pharmacy for
the correct medication to
avoid what type of error?
a. Communication
b. Diagnostic
c. Preventive
d. Treatment
/ 1/99
,3/23/25, 4:28 PM Concepts for Nursing Practice
A nurse administers an d. Latent error resulting in active error
incorrect
medication to a patient. In
reviewing this medication
error, the nurse finds out
that incorrect medication
was placed in the Pyxis
system. What type of error
has the nurse
committed?
a. Latent error
b. Blunt end
c. Did not follow nursing
process
d. Latent error resulting in
active error
Prior to drug administration b. Route
the nurse reviews the seven
rights, which include
right patient, right medication,
right time, right dose, right
education, right
documentation, and what
other right? a.
Room
b. Route
c. Physician
d. Manufacturer
Which nursing action c. Does not scan the barcode of the patient prior to administering
indicates that a nurse is the medication
more likely to incur a
medication error
during medication
administration?
a. Checks the original
medication order on the
patient's chart
b. Asks the patient to state
his/her name and date of
birth
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c. Does not scan the barcode
of the patient prior to
administering the
medication
d. Does not provide the
patient with a glass of water
To promote safety, the d. Fall prevention
nurse manager sensitive
to point of care (sharp
end) and systems level
(blunt end) exemplars
works closely with staff to
address which point of care
exemplar? a. Care
coordination
b. Documentation
c. Electronic records
d. Fall prevention
Aspects of safety culture a. Communication
that contribute to a culture
of safety in a healthcare
organization include which
component?
a. Communication
b. Fear of punishment
c. Malpractice implications
d. Team nursing
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, 3/23/25, 4:28 PM Concepts for Nursing Practice
A staff nurse reports a a. "We'll conduct a root cause analysis."
medication error due to
failure to administer a
medication at the
scheduled time. What is
the charge
nurse's best response?
a. "We'll conduct a root cause
analysis."
b. "That means you'll have to
do continuing education."
c. "Why did you let that
happen?"
d. "You'll need to tell the
patient and family."
A sentinel event refers to which d. An event that signals the need for immediate investigation and
situation? response
a. An event that could
have harmed a patient,
but serious harm didn't
occur because of
chance
b. An event that harms a
patient as a result of
underlying disease or
condition
c. An event that harms a
patient by omission or
commission, not an
underlying disease or
condition
d. An event that signals the
need for
immediate investigation and
response
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