NU 317 PRD2 FA DAVIS PRACTIC QUESTIONS EXAM 1 |
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 2026 UPDATE | 100%
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Going beyond administering medication and direct care to treat the client as a
whole is considered which type of theory-based intervention?
1.
Holistic nursing care
2.
Honoring personhood
3.
Transpersonal caring moments
4.
Personal presence Answer - holistic nursing care
A nurse suspects a colleague is taking a client's narcotics. The colleague has
been behaving erratically at work and his or her clients complain of
uncontrolled pain. The nurse reports this concern to the colleague's supervisor.
Which is this an example of?
1.
Mandated reporting
2.
Bioethics
,3.
Whistleblowing
4.
Morals Answer - whistleblowing
Which statement best describes how Florence Nightingale's theory benefits
nursing today?
1.
Hand hygiene greatly decreases nosocomial infections.
2.
Nurses assist clients in being independent in managing diseases.
3.
Therapeutic communication is utilized in mental health nursing.
4.
Diversity and culturally competent nursing care is incorporated into client care.
Answer - hand hygiene greatly decreases nosocmial infections
Which is a description of nurses being able to apply standards of ethical
conduct to professional practice and participate in ethical decision making?
1.
Ethical agency
2.
Moral judgement
3.
Whistleblowing
4.
Ethical distress Answer - ethical agency
, During routine rounds, a nurse notices a client appears diaphoretic and is
running a fever of 101°F, so the nurse determines the client is ill. What nursing
process has the nurse used?
1.
Inductive reasoning
2.
Deductive reasoning
3.
Theoretical framework
4.
Conceptual framework Answer - inductive reasoning
Which factors can alter how a client reacts to stressors? Select All That Apply.
1.
Commitment
2.
Job profession
3.
Support system
4.
Number of stressors
5.
Overall health status Answer - support systems, number of stressors, overall
health status
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS | 2026 UPDATE | 100%
CORRECT
Going beyond administering medication and direct care to treat the client as a
whole is considered which type of theory-based intervention?
1.
Holistic nursing care
2.
Honoring personhood
3.
Transpersonal caring moments
4.
Personal presence Answer - holistic nursing care
A nurse suspects a colleague is taking a client's narcotics. The colleague has
been behaving erratically at work and his or her clients complain of
uncontrolled pain. The nurse reports this concern to the colleague's supervisor.
Which is this an example of?
1.
Mandated reporting
2.
Bioethics
,3.
Whistleblowing
4.
Morals Answer - whistleblowing
Which statement best describes how Florence Nightingale's theory benefits
nursing today?
1.
Hand hygiene greatly decreases nosocomial infections.
2.
Nurses assist clients in being independent in managing diseases.
3.
Therapeutic communication is utilized in mental health nursing.
4.
Diversity and culturally competent nursing care is incorporated into client care.
Answer - hand hygiene greatly decreases nosocmial infections
Which is a description of nurses being able to apply standards of ethical
conduct to professional practice and participate in ethical decision making?
1.
Ethical agency
2.
Moral judgement
3.
Whistleblowing
4.
Ethical distress Answer - ethical agency
, During routine rounds, a nurse notices a client appears diaphoretic and is
running a fever of 101°F, so the nurse determines the client is ill. What nursing
process has the nurse used?
1.
Inductive reasoning
2.
Deductive reasoning
3.
Theoretical framework
4.
Conceptual framework Answer - inductive reasoning
Which factors can alter how a client reacts to stressors? Select All That Apply.
1.
Commitment
2.
Job profession
3.
Support system
4.
Number of stressors
5.
Overall health status Answer - support systems, number of stressors, overall
health status
