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NUR 201 MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING I EXAM 2 NEWEST
2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
information by using another source or another method. This is
known as validating. Which statements are the examples of this
process? Select all that apply. - ANSWER-- Validate the findings
with information from the patient's family.
- Validate with findings from a physical examination.
- Validate by asking the patient directly.
- Validate by contacting the patient's previous doctor.
The nurse is caring for a patient with a pressure ulcer on his left
hip. The nurse asks the patient several questions to determine
how he may have gotten the pressure ulcer. Which of Gordon's
model of 11 functional health patterns should the nurse address in
her assessment? Select all that apply. - ANSWER-- Sleep-rest
- Elimination
- Nutritional-metabolic
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The primary healthcare provider prescribes interventions to the
nurse to treat the medical diagnosis of the patient. To which
category does such an intervention belong? - ANSWER-
Dependent nursing interventions
Which example demonstrates the nurse performing the skill of
evaluation? - ANSWER-After completing the teaching, the nurse
observes the patient draw up and administer an insulin injection.
There are three models of nursing care delivery. Which statement
is true about the primary nursing model? - ANSWER-The model
allows lateral communication from nurse to nurse.
Primary nursing is a nursing care delivery model. When was this
model of care adopted? - ANSWER-During the 1970s
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Nursing models provide faster diagnosis and intervention. Which
nursing model focuses on improving the accountability of nursing
for patient outcomes? - ANSWER-Primary nursing
The nurse, who has experience working in a non-Magnet hospital,
has found a new job in a Magnet hospital. What differences would
the nurse expect to find in the new hospital? Select all that apply.
- ANSWER-- The staff feels valued.
- There is increased job satisfaction.
- It empowers nurses to be innovative.
A registered nurse (RN) is delegating a task to one of the the
nursing assistive personnel (NAP). The RN tells her to measure
the blood pressure of room 32. Which statement is true about the
nurse's delegation skill? - ANSWER-The nurse has violated the
principle of right communication.
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What is the type of care management approach that coordinates
and links healthcare services to patients and their families while
streamlining costs and maintaining quality? - ANSWER-Case
management
The nurses on the unit developed a system for self-scheduling of
work shifts. Of what is this is an example? - ANSWER-Autonomy
The nurse advised a patient to walk for 5 minutes at 6:00 AM
every day. The next day, the patient did not follow the advice. The
nurse explained to the patient the importance of walking and
physical activity for health improvement. Thereafter, the patient
started walking daily. What should be the next step in the care
plan? - ANSWER-Discontinue the health education related to
exercise in the care plan.
A nursing director has planned to change the nursing care
delivery model of the hospital from a team nursing model to a total
patient care model because of the increase in the number of
registered nurses (RNs) working at the hospital. What orders
should be given to incorporate the new model? Select all that
apply. - ANSWER-- The RNs should plan care.
NUR 201 MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING I EXAM 2 NEWEST
2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (100% VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+| ||PROFESSOR VERIFIED||
information by using another source or another method. This is
known as validating. Which statements are the examples of this
process? Select all that apply. - ANSWER-- Validate the findings
with information from the patient's family.
- Validate with findings from a physical examination.
- Validate by asking the patient directly.
- Validate by contacting the patient's previous doctor.
The nurse is caring for a patient with a pressure ulcer on his left
hip. The nurse asks the patient several questions to determine
how he may have gotten the pressure ulcer. Which of Gordon's
model of 11 functional health patterns should the nurse address in
her assessment? Select all that apply. - ANSWER-- Sleep-rest
- Elimination
- Nutritional-metabolic
,2|Page
The primary healthcare provider prescribes interventions to the
nurse to treat the medical diagnosis of the patient. To which
category does such an intervention belong? - ANSWER-
Dependent nursing interventions
Which example demonstrates the nurse performing the skill of
evaluation? - ANSWER-After completing the teaching, the nurse
observes the patient draw up and administer an insulin injection.
There are three models of nursing care delivery. Which statement
is true about the primary nursing model? - ANSWER-The model
allows lateral communication from nurse to nurse.
Primary nursing is a nursing care delivery model. When was this
model of care adopted? - ANSWER-During the 1970s
,3|Page
Nursing models provide faster diagnosis and intervention. Which
nursing model focuses on improving the accountability of nursing
for patient outcomes? - ANSWER-Primary nursing
The nurse, who has experience working in a non-Magnet hospital,
has found a new job in a Magnet hospital. What differences would
the nurse expect to find in the new hospital? Select all that apply.
- ANSWER-- The staff feels valued.
- There is increased job satisfaction.
- It empowers nurses to be innovative.
A registered nurse (RN) is delegating a task to one of the the
nursing assistive personnel (NAP). The RN tells her to measure
the blood pressure of room 32. Which statement is true about the
nurse's delegation skill? - ANSWER-The nurse has violated the
principle of right communication.
, 4|Page
What is the type of care management approach that coordinates
and links healthcare services to patients and their families while
streamlining costs and maintaining quality? - ANSWER-Case
management
The nurses on the unit developed a system for self-scheduling of
work shifts. Of what is this is an example? - ANSWER-Autonomy
The nurse advised a patient to walk for 5 minutes at 6:00 AM
every day. The next day, the patient did not follow the advice. The
nurse explained to the patient the importance of walking and
physical activity for health improvement. Thereafter, the patient
started walking daily. What should be the next step in the care
plan? - ANSWER-Discontinue the health education related to
exercise in the care plan.
A nursing director has planned to change the nursing care
delivery model of the hospital from a team nursing model to a total
patient care model because of the increase in the number of
registered nurses (RNs) working at the hospital. What orders
should be given to incorporate the new model? Select all that
apply. - ANSWER-- The RNs should plan care.
