NFDN 2004/5 Midterm Review
Questions with Guaranteed Pass
Solutions 2025-2026 Updated.
The nurse is trying to get consent to care for an 11-year-old boy with diabetic ketoscidosis. His
parents are out of town on vacation, and the child is staying with a neighbor. Which action
would be the priority? - Answer Getting telephone consent with two people listening to the
verbal consent.
Which statement made by a nursing student would best indicate the hat their education on
family-center red care was fully understood - Answer Childbirth affects the entire family, and
relationships will change.
Which aspect of client wellness has been less of a focus of health during the 21st century in
developed countries? - Answer Analysis of morbidity and mortality
A nurse is conducting an in-service program for a group of nurses on the health of women and
their families. The nurse determines that additional discussion and clarification is needed when
the group makes which statement? - Answer Immunizations may be the cause of some
illness
A nurse is planning a continuum of care for a client during pregnancy, labor, and childbirth.
What is the most important factor in enhancing the birthing experience? - Answer Educating
the client about the importance of a support team
A nurse educator is teaching a group of students about what made the cities during the late
19th and early 20th century healthier to live and then they previously were. The nurse
determines that the teaching is effective when the students make which statements - Answer
The cities were much healthier with treated municipal water. Improved sanitation services
made the cities healthier. Hygiene practises improved living conditions of the city.
A public health nurse is developing programs to assist in improving infant mortality rates. Which
factors would need to be addressed because they would have the greatest impact? - Answer
Congenital anomalies, low, birthweight, prematurity
A nurse is preparing a class discussion on cardiovascular disease in women. When discussing the
priority risk factor for this disease, which should the nurse include? - Answer Menopause,
diabetes, diagnosis, and weight cycling
,A nurse is preparing a class discussion on the clinical manifestations of a heart attack observed
in women. Which symptoms with the nurse include as key assessment data? - Answer
Unusual fatigue, arm pain, sleep disturbances
Parents who recently experienced the death of their unborn child ask the nurse "what is fetal
death?" what is the nurses best response? - Answer It refers to the intrauterine fetal death
at any time during pregnancy
A nurse is preparing for a health promotion presentation for new mothers. Which topics would
be appropriate for the nurse to include in the presentation? - Answer Breast-feeding,
encouragement, proper infant, sleep position, infants in smoke free environment
A public health nurse is preparing a presentation for a parenting class with the focus on
childhood discipline. Which principles of childhood discipline with the nurse expect to
emphasize? - Answer Discipline methods should ensure the preservation of the child's self-
esteem. Positive reinforcement will increase desirable behaviors. Maintain a positive supportive,
nurturing, parent child relationship.
When teaching a parenting class on childhood discipline, the nurse is asked by a parent, " how
long do I place my child in time out?" how should the nurse best respond? - Answer Use one
minute per year of age, but do not exceed five minutes
A public health nurse visits the home of a young toddler. What aspect of the home environment
with the nurse expect to address with the parents - Answer Cartoons playing on a television
in the child's room.
The nurse working in a maternity clinic suspects that a client and her child are in an abusive
relationship. While waiting for test results, the nurse decides to teach the client about partner
abuse. What would be the best rationale for the nurses decision? - Answer The nurse knows
that children, exposed to family violence are likely to be abused
The nurse is providing home care for a six year old girl with multiple medical challenges. Which
activity would be considered the tertiary level of prevention? - Answer Arranging for a
physical therapy session
The nurse is conducting an in-service education program on documenting client care and
education for a group of nurses returning to the workforce. The nurse determines that
additional teaching is needed when the group identifies which information as a reason for
documentation. - Answer The record allows others to view a clients medical history at any
time to refuse medical insurance coverage.
, A pregnant client tells her nurse that she is interested in arranging a home birth. After educating
the client on the advantages and disadvantages of a home birth, which statement would
indicate that the client understood the information? - Answer I want to have more control,
but I am concerned if an emergency would arise
A nurse is providing care to a group of childbearing families at the local family health clinic. The
families are from a different culture from the nurses own. Which action would be the priority
for the nurse? - Answer Assess personal feelings about the culture
A nurse is reading a journal article about the changes in healthcare delivery and funding that
have occurred over the years. Which factor would the nurse expect to find as a current trend in
maternal and child healthcare settings? - Answer Increase in ambulatory care
The nurse would recommend the use of which supplement as a primary prevention strategy to
prevent narrow tube defects in the future offspring are pregnant women? - Answer Folic
acid
Which action would the nurse include in a primary prevention program in the community to
help reduce the incidence of HIV infection? - Answer Educate clients in how to practice safe
sex
The nurse is preparing the discharge plan for a woman who is newborn, requires ventilatory
support at home. Which action by the nurse would be most appropriate to do when assuming
the role of discharge planner? - Answer Determine if there is a need for back up power
A nurse is reading a journal article, comparing community-based nursing with nursing in the
acute care setting. Which factor with the nurse most likely find as being associated with
community based nursing. - Answer Decision making in isolation
A nurse working in the community is involved in providing primary. Which intervention would
be most appropriate to implement? - Answer Teaching parents of toddlers about ways to
prevent poisoning
A nurse is preparing an in-service program for a group of newly hired nurses about trends in
care for pregnant women. When describing events of the past decade, the nurse would stay
that the average length of stay in the hospital for vaginal birth is? - Answer 24 to 48 hours or
less
A nurse is teaching a local women's group about women's healthcare and changes that have
occurred. When describing women's healthcare today, which statement would the nurse most
likely include? - Answer Women make almost 90% of the healthcare decisions
Questions with Guaranteed Pass
Solutions 2025-2026 Updated.
The nurse is trying to get consent to care for an 11-year-old boy with diabetic ketoscidosis. His
parents are out of town on vacation, and the child is staying with a neighbor. Which action
would be the priority? - Answer Getting telephone consent with two people listening to the
verbal consent.
Which statement made by a nursing student would best indicate the hat their education on
family-center red care was fully understood - Answer Childbirth affects the entire family, and
relationships will change.
Which aspect of client wellness has been less of a focus of health during the 21st century in
developed countries? - Answer Analysis of morbidity and mortality
A nurse is conducting an in-service program for a group of nurses on the health of women and
their families. The nurse determines that additional discussion and clarification is needed when
the group makes which statement? - Answer Immunizations may be the cause of some
illness
A nurse is planning a continuum of care for a client during pregnancy, labor, and childbirth.
What is the most important factor in enhancing the birthing experience? - Answer Educating
the client about the importance of a support team
A nurse educator is teaching a group of students about what made the cities during the late
19th and early 20th century healthier to live and then they previously were. The nurse
determines that the teaching is effective when the students make which statements - Answer
The cities were much healthier with treated municipal water. Improved sanitation services
made the cities healthier. Hygiene practises improved living conditions of the city.
A public health nurse is developing programs to assist in improving infant mortality rates. Which
factors would need to be addressed because they would have the greatest impact? - Answer
Congenital anomalies, low, birthweight, prematurity
A nurse is preparing a class discussion on cardiovascular disease in women. When discussing the
priority risk factor for this disease, which should the nurse include? - Answer Menopause,
diabetes, diagnosis, and weight cycling
,A nurse is preparing a class discussion on the clinical manifestations of a heart attack observed
in women. Which symptoms with the nurse include as key assessment data? - Answer
Unusual fatigue, arm pain, sleep disturbances
Parents who recently experienced the death of their unborn child ask the nurse "what is fetal
death?" what is the nurses best response? - Answer It refers to the intrauterine fetal death
at any time during pregnancy
A nurse is preparing for a health promotion presentation for new mothers. Which topics would
be appropriate for the nurse to include in the presentation? - Answer Breast-feeding,
encouragement, proper infant, sleep position, infants in smoke free environment
A public health nurse is preparing a presentation for a parenting class with the focus on
childhood discipline. Which principles of childhood discipline with the nurse expect to
emphasize? - Answer Discipline methods should ensure the preservation of the child's self-
esteem. Positive reinforcement will increase desirable behaviors. Maintain a positive supportive,
nurturing, parent child relationship.
When teaching a parenting class on childhood discipline, the nurse is asked by a parent, " how
long do I place my child in time out?" how should the nurse best respond? - Answer Use one
minute per year of age, but do not exceed five minutes
A public health nurse visits the home of a young toddler. What aspect of the home environment
with the nurse expect to address with the parents - Answer Cartoons playing on a television
in the child's room.
The nurse working in a maternity clinic suspects that a client and her child are in an abusive
relationship. While waiting for test results, the nurse decides to teach the client about partner
abuse. What would be the best rationale for the nurses decision? - Answer The nurse knows
that children, exposed to family violence are likely to be abused
The nurse is providing home care for a six year old girl with multiple medical challenges. Which
activity would be considered the tertiary level of prevention? - Answer Arranging for a
physical therapy session
The nurse is conducting an in-service education program on documenting client care and
education for a group of nurses returning to the workforce. The nurse determines that
additional teaching is needed when the group identifies which information as a reason for
documentation. - Answer The record allows others to view a clients medical history at any
time to refuse medical insurance coverage.
, A pregnant client tells her nurse that she is interested in arranging a home birth. After educating
the client on the advantages and disadvantages of a home birth, which statement would
indicate that the client understood the information? - Answer I want to have more control,
but I am concerned if an emergency would arise
A nurse is providing care to a group of childbearing families at the local family health clinic. The
families are from a different culture from the nurses own. Which action would be the priority
for the nurse? - Answer Assess personal feelings about the culture
A nurse is reading a journal article about the changes in healthcare delivery and funding that
have occurred over the years. Which factor would the nurse expect to find as a current trend in
maternal and child healthcare settings? - Answer Increase in ambulatory care
The nurse would recommend the use of which supplement as a primary prevention strategy to
prevent narrow tube defects in the future offspring are pregnant women? - Answer Folic
acid
Which action would the nurse include in a primary prevention program in the community to
help reduce the incidence of HIV infection? - Answer Educate clients in how to practice safe
sex
The nurse is preparing the discharge plan for a woman who is newborn, requires ventilatory
support at home. Which action by the nurse would be most appropriate to do when assuming
the role of discharge planner? - Answer Determine if there is a need for back up power
A nurse is reading a journal article, comparing community-based nursing with nursing in the
acute care setting. Which factor with the nurse most likely find as being associated with
community based nursing. - Answer Decision making in isolation
A nurse working in the community is involved in providing primary. Which intervention would
be most appropriate to implement? - Answer Teaching parents of toddlers about ways to
prevent poisoning
A nurse is preparing an in-service program for a group of newly hired nurses about trends in
care for pregnant women. When describing events of the past decade, the nurse would stay
that the average length of stay in the hospital for vaginal birth is? - Answer 24 to 48 hours or
less
A nurse is teaching a local women's group about women's healthcare and changes that have
occurred. When describing women's healthcare today, which statement would the nurse most
likely include? - Answer Women make almost 90% of the healthcare decisions
