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NUR 105 ESSENTIALS OF NURSING CARE
Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct
Answers Latest Versions 2025 Graded A+
The client asks the nurse why the nurse wears a disposable gown
every time she enters the client's room. What is the nurse's best
response? - ANSWER-"I am required to wear a gown for certain
infections that are easily passed to others."
The client needs a matter-of-fact response that does not make
him or her feel dirty, guilty, or confused. The nurse teaches the
client in a direct way that some infections are easier to spread,
making additional precautions necessary for everyone's
protection. It is dismissive to say it is policy or just that there is
a sign on the door, and it is unkind to state that the nurse wears a
gown to protect everyone else from the client.
The new nurse notes a health care provider enter a client's room
without the correct personal protective equipment (PPE). What
does the nurse say to the health care provider? - ANSWER-"I
notice you did not wear the required PPE."
It is incorrect to confront the provider in a confrontational or
accusatory manner. Once the nurse states that this behavior has
,been observed, the nurse and provider can have a discussion.
The charge nurse observes a new nurse not wearing personal
protective equipment (PPE) entering and exiting a client's room.
The client is on transmission-based precautions. What is the
charge nurse's best response? - ANSWER-Reinforce teaching
that transmission-based precautions must be observed.
The new nurse may have forgotten, missed the signs, or some
other honest error. The charge nurse first offers teaching to the
new nurse immediately to prevent further potential harm. An
incident report should not be necessary and is not an immediate
action. The manager may need to be involved if the issue
persists.
The nurse is removing a gown after providing care to a client.
Which action would the nurse take first? - ANSWER-Unfasten
the ties at the neck and back.
When removing a gown, the nurse first unfastens the ties at the
neck and back, and then allows the gown to fall away from the
shoulders. Touching only the inside of the gown, the nurse pulls
the gown away from the torso. Keeping the hands on the inner
surface of the gown, the nurse pulls the gown from the arms,
turns it inside out, and folds or rolls it into a bundle to be
discarded.
The charge nurse notices that when caring for a client, some
,nurses are wearing personal protective equipment and other
nurses are not. Which action would be most appropriate for the
nurse to take? - ANSWER-Consult the agency's infection
control manual.
If there is a question about transmission-based precautions when
caring for a client, the nurse should check the agency's infection
control manual and the institution's policies about specific
illnesses. Then the nurse should review the mode of
transmission associated with the specific microorganism causing
the illness. Although asking the health care provider about the
client's condition and reviewing the medication record can
provide additional information, the infection control manual and
policies would be most appropriate to use. Checking with other
staff nurses on the unit would be inappropriate because their
actions could be inconsistent.
Which recommendations should be included in a teaching plan
for preventing falls in the home? Select all that apply. -
ANSWER-Use a night light., Remove clutter from walkways.,
Avoid climbing on a chair or table to reach items that are too
high to reach., Keep electrical and telephone cords against the
wall and out of walkways.
A teaching plan for fall prevention in the home should include
the recommendations: avoid climbing on a chair or table to
reach items that are too high to reach; use a night light; remove
clutter from walkways; and keep electrical and telephone cords
, against the wall and out of walkways. Considering the use of an
NUR 105 ESSENTIALS OF NURSING CARE
Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct
Answers Latest Versions 2025 Graded A+
The client asks the nurse why the nurse wears a disposable gown
every time she enters the client's room. What is the nurse's best
response? - ANSWER-"I am required to wear a gown for certain
infections that are easily passed to others."
The client needs a matter-of-fact response that does not make
him or her feel dirty, guilty, or confused. The nurse teaches the
client in a direct way that some infections are easier to spread,
making additional precautions necessary for everyone's
protection. It is dismissive to say it is policy or just that there is
a sign on the door, and it is unkind to state that the nurse wears a
gown to protect everyone else from the client.
The new nurse notes a health care provider enter a client's room
without the correct personal protective equipment (PPE). What
does the nurse say to the health care provider? - ANSWER-"I
notice you did not wear the required PPE."
It is incorrect to confront the provider in a confrontational or
accusatory manner. Once the nurse states that this behavior has
,been observed, the nurse and provider can have a discussion.
The charge nurse observes a new nurse not wearing personal
protective equipment (PPE) entering and exiting a client's room.
The client is on transmission-based precautions. What is the
charge nurse's best response? - ANSWER-Reinforce teaching
that transmission-based precautions must be observed.
The new nurse may have forgotten, missed the signs, or some
other honest error. The charge nurse first offers teaching to the
new nurse immediately to prevent further potential harm. An
incident report should not be necessary and is not an immediate
action. The manager may need to be involved if the issue
persists.
The nurse is removing a gown after providing care to a client.
Which action would the nurse take first? - ANSWER-Unfasten
the ties at the neck and back.
When removing a gown, the nurse first unfastens the ties at the
neck and back, and then allows the gown to fall away from the
shoulders. Touching only the inside of the gown, the nurse pulls
the gown away from the torso. Keeping the hands on the inner
surface of the gown, the nurse pulls the gown from the arms,
turns it inside out, and folds or rolls it into a bundle to be
discarded.
The charge nurse notices that when caring for a client, some
,nurses are wearing personal protective equipment and other
nurses are not. Which action would be most appropriate for the
nurse to take? - ANSWER-Consult the agency's infection
control manual.
If there is a question about transmission-based precautions when
caring for a client, the nurse should check the agency's infection
control manual and the institution's policies about specific
illnesses. Then the nurse should review the mode of
transmission associated with the specific microorganism causing
the illness. Although asking the health care provider about the
client's condition and reviewing the medication record can
provide additional information, the infection control manual and
policies would be most appropriate to use. Checking with other
staff nurses on the unit would be inappropriate because their
actions could be inconsistent.
Which recommendations should be included in a teaching plan
for preventing falls in the home? Select all that apply. -
ANSWER-Use a night light., Remove clutter from walkways.,
Avoid climbing on a chair or table to reach items that are too
high to reach., Keep electrical and telephone cords against the
wall and out of walkways.
A teaching plan for fall prevention in the home should include
the recommendations: avoid climbing on a chair or table to
reach items that are too high to reach; use a night light; remove
clutter from walkways; and keep electrical and telephone cords
, against the wall and out of walkways. Considering the use of an
