Exam 1 Nur 216 Questions With Complete Solutions
"When you cross your arms while speaking, I feel your
apprehension."
A. Teaching group
B. Task force
C. Committee
D. Safety group Correct Answer Committee
A 10-year-old patient is waiting for the nurse to complete a
health history.
After entering the room, which place would be most appropriate
for the nurse to sit in to conduct the history with the patient?
A. From 1 1/2-4 from the patient
B. One foot away from the patient
C. Against the wall near the door
D. about 4-12 feet from the patient Correct Answer From 1
1/2-4 from the patient
A group of nurses is asking a new colleague to join their support
group.
Which statement indicates that they belong to a work-related
support group?
A. "We share each others' successes and failures and offer
advice on important decisions."
B. A group of nurses is asking a new colleague to join their
support group.
Which statement indicates that they belong to a work-related
support group?
C."We believe that those who have a particular problem have a
better understanding of it."
,D. "We come together to receive psychotherapy and work
toward self-understanding." Correct Answer A group of
nurses is asking a new colleague to join their support group.
Which statement indicates that they belong to a work-related
support group?
A group of nurses is using a trial-and-error method for decision
making in distributing the workload.
To which view about the group's problem-solving attitude does
this approach lead?
A. Good problem solvers
B. Experimental in their outlook
C. On the front of problem
D. Poor problem solvers Correct Answer Poor problem
solvers
A healthcare organization uses the case management method of
documentation.
Which information should the nurse document if a patient goal
is not met?
A. Problem, action, evaluation
B. Data to support
C. Data, action, and response
D. No further documentation Correct Answer Data to support
a variance
A hearing-impaired patient presents with an eye infection. The
nurse is tasked to instruct the patient for home treatments.
-Which is the most effective method of communication that the
nurse should use to communicate with this patient?
A. Be clear
, B. Use gesture
C. Use simple language and terminology with illustrations
D. Provide written instruction with illustration Correct Answer
Provide written instruction with illustrations
A patient asks, "Why is my blood sugar so high?" The nurse
replies, "Well, it's your fault. I see that you have been eating
those cinnamon buns your daughter brought you."
Which type of communicator is the nurse presenting as?
A.Aggressive communicator
B. Active communicator
C. Aggressive communication
D. Passive communicator Correct Answer Aggressive
A patient is being admitted for dehydration. The patient can
understand English but has difficulty speaking the language.
Which strategy should the nurse implement in this situation?
Correct Answer Know how individuals in the patient's culture
greet one another.
A patient no longer requires care at the outpatient clinic.
When should the nurse start preparing the patient's transition to
independence?
A. During the working phase
B. Before the termination interview
C. Before the preinteraction phase
D. After the introductory phase Correct Answer Before the
termination phase
"When you cross your arms while speaking, I feel your
apprehension."
A. Teaching group
B. Task force
C. Committee
D. Safety group Correct Answer Committee
A 10-year-old patient is waiting for the nurse to complete a
health history.
After entering the room, which place would be most appropriate
for the nurse to sit in to conduct the history with the patient?
A. From 1 1/2-4 from the patient
B. One foot away from the patient
C. Against the wall near the door
D. about 4-12 feet from the patient Correct Answer From 1
1/2-4 from the patient
A group of nurses is asking a new colleague to join their support
group.
Which statement indicates that they belong to a work-related
support group?
A. "We share each others' successes and failures and offer
advice on important decisions."
B. A group of nurses is asking a new colleague to join their
support group.
Which statement indicates that they belong to a work-related
support group?
C."We believe that those who have a particular problem have a
better understanding of it."
,D. "We come together to receive psychotherapy and work
toward self-understanding." Correct Answer A group of
nurses is asking a new colleague to join their support group.
Which statement indicates that they belong to a work-related
support group?
A group of nurses is using a trial-and-error method for decision
making in distributing the workload.
To which view about the group's problem-solving attitude does
this approach lead?
A. Good problem solvers
B. Experimental in their outlook
C. On the front of problem
D. Poor problem solvers Correct Answer Poor problem
solvers
A healthcare organization uses the case management method of
documentation.
Which information should the nurse document if a patient goal
is not met?
A. Problem, action, evaluation
B. Data to support
C. Data, action, and response
D. No further documentation Correct Answer Data to support
a variance
A hearing-impaired patient presents with an eye infection. The
nurse is tasked to instruct the patient for home treatments.
-Which is the most effective method of communication that the
nurse should use to communicate with this patient?
A. Be clear
, B. Use gesture
C. Use simple language and terminology with illustrations
D. Provide written instruction with illustration Correct Answer
Provide written instruction with illustrations
A patient asks, "Why is my blood sugar so high?" The nurse
replies, "Well, it's your fault. I see that you have been eating
those cinnamon buns your daughter brought you."
Which type of communicator is the nurse presenting as?
A.Aggressive communicator
B. Active communicator
C. Aggressive communication
D. Passive communicator Correct Answer Aggressive
A patient is being admitted for dehydration. The patient can
understand English but has difficulty speaking the language.
Which strategy should the nurse implement in this situation?
Correct Answer Know how individuals in the patient's culture
greet one another.
A patient no longer requires care at the outpatient clinic.
When should the nurse start preparing the patient's transition to
independence?
A. During the working phase
B. Before the termination interview
C. Before the preinteraction phase
D. After the introductory phase Correct Answer Before the
termination phase
