NRSG 105- Unit 1 Quiz (Ch 1,3,4,8,9,10) Questions With
Complete Solutions
"hunch" Correct Answer for the nurse, a ___ is helpful
because it clusters and organizes cues
"why" Correct Answer the use of ___ questions tends to
imply blame and condemnation and puts the person on the
defensive when answering them
1. Assessment
2. Diagnosis
3. Outcome Identification
4. Planning
5. Implementation
6. Evaluation Correct Answer What are the 6 phases of the
nursing process?
(Hint: AD-o-PIE)
1. before and after every physical pt encounter
2. after contact with blood, bodily fluids, secretions and
excretions
3. after contact with any equipment contaminated with bodily
fluids
4. after removing gloves Correct Answer In order to prevent
nosocomial infections is is important to wash hands thoroughly:
1. Biographical data
2. reason for seeking care
3. current health or history of current illness
4. past health
,5. family history
6. review of systems
7. functional assessment or ADLs Correct Answer The health
history includes what 8 sections?
1. complete (total health)
2. episodic (problem-centered)/focused
3. follow-up
4. emergency Correct Answer What are the 4 types of
database?
1. how do you define health?
2. how do you view your situation now?
3. what are your concerns / goals?
4. what do you think will happen in the future?
5. what do you expect from your health care providers? Correct
Answer Health Promotion questions
37C (98.6F); 35.8-37.3C (96.4-99.1F) Correct Answer the
normal oral temperature is ___, with a range of ___
4 Correct Answer a score of ___ or greater on the pain
assessment in advance dementia (PAINAD) scale should be
reported to the RN for pain intervention
7 Correct Answer Parents/caretakers accompany children to
the health care setting. Around __ years of age, the interviewer
asks the child directly about his or her presenting symptoms
a. "specific actions are only characterized as abuse if the patient
himself or herself identifies them as abusive Correct Answer
,which of the following statements regarding intimate partner
abuse is incorrect?
a. specific actions are only characterized as abuse if the patient
himself or herself identifies them as abusive
b. questioning regarding abuse should always start with general,
open-ended questions
c. questioning regarding abuse, should always progress toward
close ended, specific questions
c. forced sexual content should be inquired about, even in
interview with married patients
a. avoidance language
c. professional language Correct Answer interviewing traps
include using:
a. avoidance language
b. equalitarian language
c. professional language
d. all of the above
A) Pain signals move from the site of origin to the spinal cord
Correct Answer what occurs during transaction (the first phase
of nociceptive pain)?
Accidents or injuries Correct Answer Auto accidents,
fractures, penetrating wounds, head injuries (especially if
associated with unconsciousness), and burns
active listening Correct Answer ____requires complete and
focuses attention, route to understanding, interpret their meaning
, activities of daily living (ADLs) Correct Answer things we
normally do in daily living including any daily activity we
perform for self care, bathing, dressing, toileting, eating,
walking...
acute Correct Answer pain that is short term and self limiting,
often follows a predictable trajectory, and dissipates after an
injury heals
acute Correct Answer what type of pain is short and self-
limiting and dissipates after the injury heals?
acute pain Correct Answer short term and self-limiting, often
follows a predictable trajectory, and dissipates after an injury
heals
administer prescribed pain medication Correct Answer An
older adult patient with dementia has a pain rating of 5 on the
Pain Assessment in Advanced Dementia (PAINAD) Scale. The
nurse should:
(any score over 4)
afferent fibers Correct Answer pain signals are carried to the
central nervous system by way of:
aggravating factors Correct Answer Ms. K seeks care for
"debilitating headaches that cause excessive absences at work.
On further exploration, the nurse asks "what makes the
headaches worse?" with this question, the nurse is seeking
information about:
Complete Solutions
"hunch" Correct Answer for the nurse, a ___ is helpful
because it clusters and organizes cues
"why" Correct Answer the use of ___ questions tends to
imply blame and condemnation and puts the person on the
defensive when answering them
1. Assessment
2. Diagnosis
3. Outcome Identification
4. Planning
5. Implementation
6. Evaluation Correct Answer What are the 6 phases of the
nursing process?
(Hint: AD-o-PIE)
1. before and after every physical pt encounter
2. after contact with blood, bodily fluids, secretions and
excretions
3. after contact with any equipment contaminated with bodily
fluids
4. after removing gloves Correct Answer In order to prevent
nosocomial infections is is important to wash hands thoroughly:
1. Biographical data
2. reason for seeking care
3. current health or history of current illness
4. past health
,5. family history
6. review of systems
7. functional assessment or ADLs Correct Answer The health
history includes what 8 sections?
1. complete (total health)
2. episodic (problem-centered)/focused
3. follow-up
4. emergency Correct Answer What are the 4 types of
database?
1. how do you define health?
2. how do you view your situation now?
3. what are your concerns / goals?
4. what do you think will happen in the future?
5. what do you expect from your health care providers? Correct
Answer Health Promotion questions
37C (98.6F); 35.8-37.3C (96.4-99.1F) Correct Answer the
normal oral temperature is ___, with a range of ___
4 Correct Answer a score of ___ or greater on the pain
assessment in advance dementia (PAINAD) scale should be
reported to the RN for pain intervention
7 Correct Answer Parents/caretakers accompany children to
the health care setting. Around __ years of age, the interviewer
asks the child directly about his or her presenting symptoms
a. "specific actions are only characterized as abuse if the patient
himself or herself identifies them as abusive Correct Answer
,which of the following statements regarding intimate partner
abuse is incorrect?
a. specific actions are only characterized as abuse if the patient
himself or herself identifies them as abusive
b. questioning regarding abuse should always start with general,
open-ended questions
c. questioning regarding abuse, should always progress toward
close ended, specific questions
c. forced sexual content should be inquired about, even in
interview with married patients
a. avoidance language
c. professional language Correct Answer interviewing traps
include using:
a. avoidance language
b. equalitarian language
c. professional language
d. all of the above
A) Pain signals move from the site of origin to the spinal cord
Correct Answer what occurs during transaction (the first phase
of nociceptive pain)?
Accidents or injuries Correct Answer Auto accidents,
fractures, penetrating wounds, head injuries (especially if
associated with unconsciousness), and burns
active listening Correct Answer ____requires complete and
focuses attention, route to understanding, interpret their meaning
, activities of daily living (ADLs) Correct Answer things we
normally do in daily living including any daily activity we
perform for self care, bathing, dressing, toileting, eating,
walking...
acute Correct Answer pain that is short term and self limiting,
often follows a predictable trajectory, and dissipates after an
injury heals
acute Correct Answer what type of pain is short and self-
limiting and dissipates after the injury heals?
acute pain Correct Answer short term and self-limiting, often
follows a predictable trajectory, and dissipates after an injury
heals
administer prescribed pain medication Correct Answer An
older adult patient with dementia has a pain rating of 5 on the
Pain Assessment in Advanced Dementia (PAINAD) Scale. The
nurse should:
(any score over 4)
afferent fibers Correct Answer pain signals are carried to the
central nervous system by way of:
aggravating factors Correct Answer Ms. K seeks care for
"debilitating headaches that cause excessive absences at work.
On further exploration, the nurse asks "what makes the
headaches worse?" with this question, the nurse is seeking
information about:
