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NURS 208/NURS208 FINAL EXAM 2025/2026 NEWEST
ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+|
The nurse is using the SDLC to implement the placement of new
computers in the workplace. In what stage of this process would
the nurse most likely consult with coworkers for their input in
creating new work stations? -ANSWERS-Design
The nurse meets with coworkers to discuss and make
improvements to a new EHR reporting system being used in their
office. What is the technical term for this core concept? -
ANSWERS-Optimization
The nurse is able to share patient data stored on an EHR with a
specialist in another country. What is the term for this advantage
of informatics use? -ANSWERS-Interoperability
A nurse is reviewing data from EHRs that is transformed into pie
charts. What is the term for this presentation of analytics? -
ANSWERS-Data visualization
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A school nurse is preparing a teaching session on safety for
parents of school-aged children. What would be an appropriate
topic for this age group? -ANSWERS-Providing drug, alcohol, and
sexuality education
A nurse follows the universal patient compact principles for
partnership when providing care for patients. Which nursing
action does not reflect this philosophy? -ANSWERS-The nurse
makes health care decisions for a patient who is uncooperative
A nurse is filing a safety event report for an older adult patient
who tripped and fell when getting out of bed. Which action
exemplifies an accurate step of this process? -ANSWERS-The
nurse details the patient's response and the examination and
treatment of the patient after the incident.
The nurse is performing a safety belt fit test for a young patient at
a well-child checkup. What criteria confirm that the child may sit in
the back seat of a vehicle with a lap and shoulder belt in place? -
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ANSWERS-The seat belt stays low on the hips and is not resting
on the soft part of the stomach.
A nurse is assessing a patient who was exposed to botulism from
contaminated food supplies. Which symptom would the nurse
expect to find in this patient? -ANSWERS-Skeletal muscle
paralysis that progresses symmetrically and in a descending
manner
The nurse is caring for an 80 yo patient who was admitted to the
hospital in a confused and dehydrated state. After the patient got
out of bed and fell, restraints were applied. She began to fight and
was rapidly becoming exhausted. She has black-and-blue marks
on her wrists from the restraints. What would be the most
appropriate nursing intervention for this patient? -ANSWERS-
Take the restraints off, stay with her, and talk gently to her
A nurse working in a long-term care facility institutes interventions
to prevent falls in the older adult population. Which intervention
would be an appropriate alternative to the use of restraints for
ensuring patient safety and preventing falls? -ANSWERS-Involve
family members in the patient's care
NURS 208/NURS208 FINAL EXAM 2025/2026 NEWEST
ACTUAL EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS |ALREADY GRADED A+|
The nurse is using the SDLC to implement the placement of new
computers in the workplace. In what stage of this process would
the nurse most likely consult with coworkers for their input in
creating new work stations? -ANSWERS-Design
The nurse meets with coworkers to discuss and make
improvements to a new EHR reporting system being used in their
office. What is the technical term for this core concept? -
ANSWERS-Optimization
The nurse is able to share patient data stored on an EHR with a
specialist in another country. What is the term for this advantage
of informatics use? -ANSWERS-Interoperability
A nurse is reviewing data from EHRs that is transformed into pie
charts. What is the term for this presentation of analytics? -
ANSWERS-Data visualization
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A school nurse is preparing a teaching session on safety for
parents of school-aged children. What would be an appropriate
topic for this age group? -ANSWERS-Providing drug, alcohol, and
sexuality education
A nurse follows the universal patient compact principles for
partnership when providing care for patients. Which nursing
action does not reflect this philosophy? -ANSWERS-The nurse
makes health care decisions for a patient who is uncooperative
A nurse is filing a safety event report for an older adult patient
who tripped and fell when getting out of bed. Which action
exemplifies an accurate step of this process? -ANSWERS-The
nurse details the patient's response and the examination and
treatment of the patient after the incident.
The nurse is performing a safety belt fit test for a young patient at
a well-child checkup. What criteria confirm that the child may sit in
the back seat of a vehicle with a lap and shoulder belt in place? -
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ANSWERS-The seat belt stays low on the hips and is not resting
on the soft part of the stomach.
A nurse is assessing a patient who was exposed to botulism from
contaminated food supplies. Which symptom would the nurse
expect to find in this patient? -ANSWERS-Skeletal muscle
paralysis that progresses symmetrically and in a descending
manner
The nurse is caring for an 80 yo patient who was admitted to the
hospital in a confused and dehydrated state. After the patient got
out of bed and fell, restraints were applied. She began to fight and
was rapidly becoming exhausted. She has black-and-blue marks
on her wrists from the restraints. What would be the most
appropriate nursing intervention for this patient? -ANSWERS-
Take the restraints off, stay with her, and talk gently to her
A nurse working in a long-term care facility institutes interventions
to prevent falls in the older adult population. Which intervention
would be an appropriate alternative to the use of restraints for
ensuring patient safety and preventing falls? -ANSWERS-Involve
family members in the patient's care
