Final Exam: NR222 / NR 222 Health & Wellness | Complete
Guide with Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct
(New 2024/ 2025 Update) -Chamberlain
What information is found in any given nurse practice act? Select all that apply.
Program requirements for accreditation
Composition of the board of nursing
Grounds for disciplinary action
Possible consequences of practice violations
Scope of nursing practice
What can be delegated to an unlicensed assistive personnel?
Scope of nursing practice
What is the term limit for each member of the board of nursing?
Board of Nursing
What are the qualifications required of nursing faculty?
Educational program standards
What is the typical fine for a violation of the scope of practice?
Disciplinary action
What continuing education is required for license renewal?
Licensure
What is an encumbered license?
Defintions
What is the purpose of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing
(NCSBN)? Select all that apply.
Develop and administer the nursing licensure exam
Collaboration of all state boards of nursing
Support nursing regulators in protection of the public
,What are the major responsibilities of the state board of nursing (BON)? Select
all that apply.
Issue licenses to new graduates and nurses relocating to the state
Take disciplinary action against nursing licenses
Renew registered nurse licenses
Evaluate new graduate licensure applications
Nurses use the nursing process daily when caring for clients. What is the
purpose of the nursing process?
A systematic universal approach to critical thinking in the nursing profession
Which statements correctly describe the evaluation phase of the nursing
process? Select all that apply.
Evaluation requires the collection of objective and subjective data.
Evaluation is a continuous process.
Evaluation involves the use of assessment skills.
A nurse assesses a 42-year-old client at a health clinic. The client is married and
lives in a condo with their spouse. The client reports having frequent voiding
and pain when they pass urine. The nurse asks whether the client has to go to
the bathroom frequently during the night and they respond, "Yes, usually twice
or more." The client had an episode of diarrhea one week ago. They weigh 136
kilograms and report having difficulty cleansing their perineum after voiding or
passing stool.
Which data finding(s) indicates the nursing diagnosis of impaired urinary
elimination? Select all that apply.
Painful urination
Frequent urination at night
Include when an outcome should be met.
time based
Work with the client to set an outcome that the client agrees to meet.
attainable
Be sure that the outcome addresses only one client behavior or response.
,specific
Use a term in an outcome statement that allows for observation as to whether a
change takes place.
measurable
Set an outcome that the client can meet based on physiological, emotional,
economic, and sociocultural resources.
relevant
The nurse is caring for a client experiencing shortness of breath, wheezing, and
coughing due to an asthma attack. The client's respiratory rate is high. The
nurse elevates the head of the bed, administers medication to relax the client's
airway, and delivers supplemental oxygen. After these interventions, the client
states, "I feel like I can breathe better now."
Which nursing action(s) can the nurse use to evaluate the plan of care? Select all
that apply.
Listen to the client's lungs
Measure the client's respiratory rate
A nurse on a surgical unit is caring for a client who had surgery yesterday to
repair a broken leg. The client is restless, grimacing, and groaning. The client's
heart rate and blood pressure are elevated. The nurse notices that the client's
pain medication has not yet been administered this morning. What part of this
situation should the nurse reflect upon?
The delay in administration of the pain medication
Nurses apply clinical judgment daily when caring for clients. What is the
purpose of the clinical judgment process?
Measures the nurse's ability to problem solve and make decisions
Place the steps of the clinical judgment process in the correct order.
Recognize cues
Analyze Cues
Prioritize hypotheses
Generate soultions
, Take action
Evaluate outcomes
Which statement describes elements to consider when prioritizing hypotheses?
Select all that apply.
Recognizing and analyzing symptoms helps the nurse prioritize interventions.
Priority setting establishes the order in which nursing interventions should occur.
Prioritizing involves interpreting the relevant data to determine what is
happening.
Which factors should be considered when choosing appropriate interventions
for client care? Select all that apply.
The appropriateness of the intervention compared to client condition
The assessment data that supports the intervention
The client's values and beliefs regarding the intervention
The desired outcome that will be used to judge the effectiveness of the plan
The nurse uses findings and determines that that client's primary need is
readiness for enhanced health management in what phase(s) of the clinical
judgment measurement model? Select all that apply.
Analyze Cues
Prioritize Hypothesis
Which statement best describes the analyzing cues phase of the clinical
judgment process? Select all that apply.
The nurse considers cues in context with the client's condition.
The nurse determines which cues support the current situation.
A healthcare professional is providing care for a culturally diverse population.
Which action indicates the professional is successful in the role of providing
culturally competent care?
Provides care that fits the client's valued life patterns and set of meanings
Guide with Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct
(New 2024/ 2025 Update) -Chamberlain
What information is found in any given nurse practice act? Select all that apply.
Program requirements for accreditation
Composition of the board of nursing
Grounds for disciplinary action
Possible consequences of practice violations
Scope of nursing practice
What can be delegated to an unlicensed assistive personnel?
Scope of nursing practice
What is the term limit for each member of the board of nursing?
Board of Nursing
What are the qualifications required of nursing faculty?
Educational program standards
What is the typical fine for a violation of the scope of practice?
Disciplinary action
What continuing education is required for license renewal?
Licensure
What is an encumbered license?
Defintions
What is the purpose of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing
(NCSBN)? Select all that apply.
Develop and administer the nursing licensure exam
Collaboration of all state boards of nursing
Support nursing regulators in protection of the public
,What are the major responsibilities of the state board of nursing (BON)? Select
all that apply.
Issue licenses to new graduates and nurses relocating to the state
Take disciplinary action against nursing licenses
Renew registered nurse licenses
Evaluate new graduate licensure applications
Nurses use the nursing process daily when caring for clients. What is the
purpose of the nursing process?
A systematic universal approach to critical thinking in the nursing profession
Which statements correctly describe the evaluation phase of the nursing
process? Select all that apply.
Evaluation requires the collection of objective and subjective data.
Evaluation is a continuous process.
Evaluation involves the use of assessment skills.
A nurse assesses a 42-year-old client at a health clinic. The client is married and
lives in a condo with their spouse. The client reports having frequent voiding
and pain when they pass urine. The nurse asks whether the client has to go to
the bathroom frequently during the night and they respond, "Yes, usually twice
or more." The client had an episode of diarrhea one week ago. They weigh 136
kilograms and report having difficulty cleansing their perineum after voiding or
passing stool.
Which data finding(s) indicates the nursing diagnosis of impaired urinary
elimination? Select all that apply.
Painful urination
Frequent urination at night
Include when an outcome should be met.
time based
Work with the client to set an outcome that the client agrees to meet.
attainable
Be sure that the outcome addresses only one client behavior or response.
,specific
Use a term in an outcome statement that allows for observation as to whether a
change takes place.
measurable
Set an outcome that the client can meet based on physiological, emotional,
economic, and sociocultural resources.
relevant
The nurse is caring for a client experiencing shortness of breath, wheezing, and
coughing due to an asthma attack. The client's respiratory rate is high. The
nurse elevates the head of the bed, administers medication to relax the client's
airway, and delivers supplemental oxygen. After these interventions, the client
states, "I feel like I can breathe better now."
Which nursing action(s) can the nurse use to evaluate the plan of care? Select all
that apply.
Listen to the client's lungs
Measure the client's respiratory rate
A nurse on a surgical unit is caring for a client who had surgery yesterday to
repair a broken leg. The client is restless, grimacing, and groaning. The client's
heart rate and blood pressure are elevated. The nurse notices that the client's
pain medication has not yet been administered this morning. What part of this
situation should the nurse reflect upon?
The delay in administration of the pain medication
Nurses apply clinical judgment daily when caring for clients. What is the
purpose of the clinical judgment process?
Measures the nurse's ability to problem solve and make decisions
Place the steps of the clinical judgment process in the correct order.
Recognize cues
Analyze Cues
Prioritize hypotheses
Generate soultions
, Take action
Evaluate outcomes
Which statement describes elements to consider when prioritizing hypotheses?
Select all that apply.
Recognizing and analyzing symptoms helps the nurse prioritize interventions.
Priority setting establishes the order in which nursing interventions should occur.
Prioritizing involves interpreting the relevant data to determine what is
happening.
Which factors should be considered when choosing appropriate interventions
for client care? Select all that apply.
The appropriateness of the intervention compared to client condition
The assessment data that supports the intervention
The client's values and beliefs regarding the intervention
The desired outcome that will be used to judge the effectiveness of the plan
The nurse uses findings and determines that that client's primary need is
readiness for enhanced health management in what phase(s) of the clinical
judgment measurement model? Select all that apply.
Analyze Cues
Prioritize Hypothesis
Which statement best describes the analyzing cues phase of the clinical
judgment process? Select all that apply.
The nurse considers cues in context with the client's condition.
The nurse determines which cues support the current situation.
A healthcare professional is providing care for a culturally diverse population.
Which action indicates the professional is successful in the role of providing
culturally competent care?
Provides care that fits the client's valued life patterns and set of meanings
