NUR 356 EXAM 1 NEWEST VERSION
| COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ |
LATEST EXAM | VERIFIED ANSWERS
\2025-2026
Which of the following is It is a principle that guides ethical nursing decisions
true regarding veracity? (Telling the truth)
a. It is a protected patient right
by law
b. It is a principle that guides
ethical nursing decisions
(Telling the truth)
c. It promotes patient
involvement in the plan of
care
d. It is known as the "fairness
principle"
Which neurotransmitter is Norepinephrine
responsible for the fight-
or-flight response?
A. Norepinephrine
B. Dopamine
C. Serotonin
D. Melatonin
A patient has Alzheimer's what Acetylcholine (Cholinergic)
neurotransmitter is most likely
to be a developing drug with
this disease?
Secluding patients when it is Civil Rights
not absolutely necessary to
ensure safety violates
which patient right?
A.Auton
omy
,B.Civil
rights
C.Batte
ry
D.Informed consent
When you are assessing a Their accent
clients speech what do you
not assess them that is
inappropriate?
What is restating? Repeating the same key words the patient just stated
When someone acts or expresses the opposite of what
What is reaction formation?
they feel. Ex: When you have a crush on someone but
you're mean to them instead of nice.
When documenting behavior Objective
of clients in the mental
health setting, your
documentation
should be...
A.Objective
B.Subjective
C.Paraphrased
D.Empathetic
Which of the following A stable patient with no recent medication changes
patients would be
appropriate for group
therapy?
A.A patient experiencing
psychotic symptoms
B.A patient in acute substance
withdrawal
C.A patient who was just
admitted for acute mania
D.A stable patient with no
recent medication changes
A client states: "I refuse to "This must be an unsettling thought for you".
shower in this room. I must be
very cautious. The FBI has
placed a camera in here to
, 10/21/25, 11:47 AM NUR 356 EXAM 1
monitor my every move."
Which of the following is the
therapeutic response?
If you were interviewing a Short statements to encourage patient to continue talking (e.g., "I
newly admitted client what see" or "go on")
would be an example of a
general lead?
What is Confidentiality/HIPAA cannot give patient's medical information out without their
consent
Which of the following Restate the patient's feeling of fear while remaining neutral
responses is most
therapeutic for a
paranoid patient who
believes that staff is poisoning
him?
A. Tell the patient, "don't
worry, no one here is trying
to harm you"
B. Assume the patient is joking
and laugh
C. Scold the patient for
accusing staff members
D. Restate the patient's
feeling of fear while
remaining neutral
If patient is noncompliant address reasons in nonjudgmental & nonpunitive
with regimen what would manner(Assess); Asking why; USE YOUR THERAPEUTIC
be a priority intervention? COMMUNICATION!!
Working as a nurse and a Professional Boundaries
patient really likes you and
gives a thank you card with
football team tickets what
are things you must
consider as a nurse or
may
compromise?
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| COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS | GRADED A+ |
LATEST EXAM | VERIFIED ANSWERS
\2025-2026
Which of the following is It is a principle that guides ethical nursing decisions
true regarding veracity? (Telling the truth)
a. It is a protected patient right
by law
b. It is a principle that guides
ethical nursing decisions
(Telling the truth)
c. It promotes patient
involvement in the plan of
care
d. It is known as the "fairness
principle"
Which neurotransmitter is Norepinephrine
responsible for the fight-
or-flight response?
A. Norepinephrine
B. Dopamine
C. Serotonin
D. Melatonin
A patient has Alzheimer's what Acetylcholine (Cholinergic)
neurotransmitter is most likely
to be a developing drug with
this disease?
Secluding patients when it is Civil Rights
not absolutely necessary to
ensure safety violates
which patient right?
A.Auton
omy
,B.Civil
rights
C.Batte
ry
D.Informed consent
When you are assessing a Their accent
clients speech what do you
not assess them that is
inappropriate?
What is restating? Repeating the same key words the patient just stated
When someone acts or expresses the opposite of what
What is reaction formation?
they feel. Ex: When you have a crush on someone but
you're mean to them instead of nice.
When documenting behavior Objective
of clients in the mental
health setting, your
documentation
should be...
A.Objective
B.Subjective
C.Paraphrased
D.Empathetic
Which of the following A stable patient with no recent medication changes
patients would be
appropriate for group
therapy?
A.A patient experiencing
psychotic symptoms
B.A patient in acute substance
withdrawal
C.A patient who was just
admitted for acute mania
D.A stable patient with no
recent medication changes
A client states: "I refuse to "This must be an unsettling thought for you".
shower in this room. I must be
very cautious. The FBI has
placed a camera in here to
, 10/21/25, 11:47 AM NUR 356 EXAM 1
monitor my every move."
Which of the following is the
therapeutic response?
If you were interviewing a Short statements to encourage patient to continue talking (e.g., "I
newly admitted client what see" or "go on")
would be an example of a
general lead?
What is Confidentiality/HIPAA cannot give patient's medical information out without their
consent
Which of the following Restate the patient's feeling of fear while remaining neutral
responses is most
therapeutic for a
paranoid patient who
believes that staff is poisoning
him?
A. Tell the patient, "don't
worry, no one here is trying
to harm you"
B. Assume the patient is joking
and laugh
C. Scold the patient for
accusing staff members
D. Restate the patient's
feeling of fear while
remaining neutral
If patient is noncompliant address reasons in nonjudgmental & nonpunitive
with regimen what would manner(Assess); Asking why; USE YOUR THERAPEUTIC
be a priority intervention? COMMUNICATION!!
Working as a nurse and a Professional Boundaries
patient really likes you and
gives a thank you card with
football team tickets what
are things you must
consider as a nurse or
may
compromise?
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