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NUR 302 EXAM QUESTIONS WELL ANSWERED LATEST UPDATE 2026 Dizziness is a symptom of __________. - Answers Low blood pressure. Assessment data should be _______ in order to prioritize client care. - Answers Organized. Evaluation of the nursing actions occurs during the __________ of the clinical judgement model. - Answers Evaluation phase. Moving a client closer to the nurse's station is a non-invasive way to monitor the client and keep them ______ if they are at risk for injury. - Answers Safe. The nursing role in client education is to _______ clients to take control of managing their own care. - Answers Empower. Learning that focuses on the client's feelings, emotions, or culture is part of the ______ affective Domain of learning. - Answers Affective. Learning how to use motor skills and reflexes to complete a task is part of the ______ Domain of learning. - Answers Psychomotor. One of the most effective ways to evaluate a client's understanding of a skill is to ask them to _______ the skill. - Answers Demonstrate. It is important to assess and plan care based on culture rather than _________ or race. - Answers Ethnicity. The nurse should use a medical _________ to give the client's who speaks a different language instructions they can understand. - Answers Interpreter. Spirituality can ______ a client's feeling of depression by providing the client with hope and peace. - Answers Alleviate. When providing education to a client from another culture, the nurse should follow the ______ lead on how to communicate with them using body language. - Answers Client's. The client always has the ________ to withdraw informed consent. - Answers Right. When using the ABC priority framework, the ______ patency is always the first assessment/intervention priority unless another problem is more urgent and life-threatening. - Answers Airway. Place the actions of the nursing process in the correct order. - Answers 1. Collect the data; 2. Organize and analyze the data; 3. Create client-centered, realistic, measurable goals; 4. Put the plan into action; 5. Evaluate interventions. The first step in providing education to a client is to determine what the ______ already knows about the topic. - Answers Client. Post-operative assessment should include system's assessment as well as surgery specific components such as the postoperative _______ site. - Answers Surgical. Abnormal findings require _____ which involves determining the cause of the abnormal finding. - Answers Assessment. When uncertain about a client's cultural practice, the best option is to _____ the client about their preference. - Answers Ask. For adult learners, written material should be at the _____ grade reading level or lower. - Answers Eighth. Implicit cultural bias can contribute to health care _____. - Answers Disparities. When caring for clients from varied cultures, it is important to seek understanding about their culture in order to provide _______ competent care. - Answers Culturally. The ability to appreciate other cultures is an example of cultural _____. - Answers Competence. Understanding personal thoughts and feelings about diversity is an example of cultural ______. - Answers Awareness. It is difficult for a client to learn while experiencing _____. - Answers Stress. When providing education, it is most helpful to have _______ teaching sessions. - Answers Short. When teaching a client with impaired cognition it is important to include the client's _____ to promote learning. - Answers Family. Communicating on a client's behalf is an example of which ethical principle? - Answers Advocacy. Place the ABCD priority framework actions in the correct order that they should be performed. - Answers 1. Airway; 2. Breathing; 3. Circulation; 4. Disability; 5. Exposure. When using the urgent vs nonurgent priority to determine nursing actions, the nurse can ______ actions that need to be done, but can be done by an LPN or assistive personnel. - Answers Delegate. Regurgitating (vomiting) while receiving a tube feeding can lead to pulmonary ______ which can be life threatening. - Answers Aspiration. When using Maslow's hierarchy of needs it is important to remember that shelter is considered a basic ______ need for survival. - Answers Physiological. The analysis step of critical thinking involves the ______ of data to determine client problems and formulate a plan of care. - Answers Interpretation. Social Detriments of Health - Answers Factors that impact health outcomes related to social conditions, such as socioeconomic status, education, and community safety. Modifiable Lifestyle Risks - Answers Health risks that can be changed or controlled through lifestyle choices, such as diet and physical activity. Non-Modifiable Lifestyle Risks - Answers Health risks that cannot be changed, such as age, gender, and genetic predispositions. Medical Trauma - Answers Trauma related to medical treatment, including experiences of diagnosis, treatment, or procedures. Community Violence - Answers Trauma resulting from assaults, fights, or shootings within a community. Refugee Trauma - Answers Trauma experienced by individuals due to exile, imprisonment, and torture related to conflict within their country. Basic Critical Thinking - Answers The initial level of critical thinking where individuals follow protocols and guidelines without deeper analysis. Complex Critical Thinking - Answers A higher level of critical thinking where individuals assess situations and make judgments based on evidence and experience. Commitment in Critical Thinking - Answers The level of critical thinking where individuals take responsibility for their decisions and actions in patient care. Affective Learning - Answers Learning that involves emotions, values, and beliefs, influencing how individuals respond to information. Cognitive Learning - Answers Using new information in a concrete way by utilizing intellectual behaviors and thinking. Psychomotor Learning - Answers Gaining skills that require mental and physical activity, involving sensory awareness and guided responses. Planning in Nursing Process - Answers The phase of the nursing process where goals and outcomes for patient care are identified.

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NUR 302 EXAM QUESTIONS WELL ANSWERED LATEST UPDATE 2026

Dizziness is a symptom of __________. - Answers Low blood pressure.
Assessment data should be _______ in order to prioritize client care. - Answers Organized.
Evaluation of the nursing actions occurs during the __________ of the clinical judgement model. -
Answers Evaluation phase.
Moving a client closer to the nurse's station is a non-invasive way to monitor the client and keep them
______ if they are at risk for injury. - Answers Safe.
The nursing role in client education is to _______ clients to take control of managing their own care. -
Answers Empower.
Learning that focuses on the client's feelings, emotions, or culture is part of the ______ affective
Domain of learning. - Answers Affective.
Learning how to use motor skills and reflexes to complete a task is part of the ______ Domain of
learning. - Answers Psychomotor.
One of the most effective ways to evaluate a client's understanding of a skill is to ask them to _______
the skill. - Answers Demonstrate.
It is important to assess and plan care based on culture rather than _________ or race. - Answers
Ethnicity.
The nurse should use a medical _________ to give the client's who speaks a different language
instructions they can understand. - Answers Interpreter.
Spirituality can ______ a client's feeling of depression by providing the client with hope and peace. -
Answers Alleviate.
When providing education to a client from another culture, the nurse should follow the ______ lead
on how to communicate with them using body language. - Answers Client's.
The client always has the ________ to withdraw informed consent. - Answers Right.
When using the ABC priority framework, the ______ patency is always the first
assessment/intervention priority unless another problem is more urgent and life-threatening. -
Answers Airway.
Place the actions of the nursing process in the correct order. - Answers 1. Collect the data; 2.
Organize and analyze the data; 3. Create client-centered, realistic, measurable goals; 4. Put the plan
into action; 5. Evaluate interventions.
The first step in providing education to a client is to determine what the ______ already knows about
the topic. - Answers Client.
Post-operative assessment should include system's assessment as well as surgery specific components
such as the postoperative _______ site. - Answers Surgical.
Abnormal findings require _____ which involves determining the cause of the abnormal finding. -
Answers Assessment.
When uncertain about a client's cultural practice, the best option is to _____ the client about their
preference. - Answers Ask.
For adult learners, written material should be at the _____ grade reading level or lower. - Answers
Eighth.
Implicit cultural bias can contribute to health care _____. - Answers Disparities.
When caring for clients from varied cultures, it is important to seek understanding about their culture
in order to provide _______ competent care. - Answers Culturally.
The ability to appreciate other cultures is an example of cultural _____. - Answers Competence.
Understanding personal thoughts and feelings about diversity is an example of cultural ______. -
Answers Awareness.
It is difficult for a client to learn while experiencing _____. - Answers Stress.
When providing education, it is most helpful to have _______ teaching sessions. - Answers Short.
When teaching a client with impaired cognition it is important to include the client's _____ to
promote learning. - Answers Family.
Communicating on a client's behalf is an example of which ethical principle? - Answers Advocacy.
Place the ABCD priority framework actions in the correct order that they should be performed. -
Answers 1. Airway; 2. Breathing; 3. Circulation; 4. Disability; 5. Exposure.
When using the urgent vs nonurgent priority to determine nursing actions, the nurse can ______
actions that need to be done, but can be done by an LPN or assistive personnel. - Answers Delegate.

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