COMPLEX TRANSITIONAL NURSING
CARE NURB390 EXAM 3 UPDATED
ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ In which situations should the nurse use the introduction, situation,
background, assessment, and recommendation (ISBAR) as a tool to
assure clear and complete communication? Drag the situations in which
ISBAR should be used to the indicated area.
Answer: Need to Use ISBAR
*Calling the health care provider regarding a change in the client's status
*Explaining the client's status to their family
*Giving report to the oncoming nurse
*Discharging a client to a long-term care facility
No Need to Use ISBAR
*Documenting care
*Scheduling radiological tests
◉ Which technique can be used to decrease the noise created by the
alarms on the technology used while delivering client care?
Answer: Change the default alarm settings to specific settings based on
each client's condition.
, ◉ For each nursing action in the left column, specify if it addressed the
concerns in the other columns—"Physical Environment", "Excess
Noise", and/or "Sensory Deprivation"—that are experienced by clients
in a critical care environment.
Note: Each nursing action addresses at least one concern.
Answer: Physical Environment
Keep the window coverings open.
Close the door to the room.
Encourage the family to bring objects from home.
Keep tubing, wires, and cords free of tangles.
Noise
Adjust device alarms to accommodate the client's condition.
Close the door to the room.
Turn off the ringer to phone in the room.
Sensory Deprivation
Keep the window coverings open.
Encourage the family to bring objects from home.
Allow visitors per the facility policy.
◉ The nurse is caring for a client who is sedated and using a ventilator
to support breathing. Which ideas should the nurse offer to increase the
family's involvement with the client ? Select all that apply.
CARE NURB390 EXAM 3 UPDATED
ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ In which situations should the nurse use the introduction, situation,
background, assessment, and recommendation (ISBAR) as a tool to
assure clear and complete communication? Drag the situations in which
ISBAR should be used to the indicated area.
Answer: Need to Use ISBAR
*Calling the health care provider regarding a change in the client's status
*Explaining the client's status to their family
*Giving report to the oncoming nurse
*Discharging a client to a long-term care facility
No Need to Use ISBAR
*Documenting care
*Scheduling radiological tests
◉ Which technique can be used to decrease the noise created by the
alarms on the technology used while delivering client care?
Answer: Change the default alarm settings to specific settings based on
each client's condition.
, ◉ For each nursing action in the left column, specify if it addressed the
concerns in the other columns—"Physical Environment", "Excess
Noise", and/or "Sensory Deprivation"—that are experienced by clients
in a critical care environment.
Note: Each nursing action addresses at least one concern.
Answer: Physical Environment
Keep the window coverings open.
Close the door to the room.
Encourage the family to bring objects from home.
Keep tubing, wires, and cords free of tangles.
Noise
Adjust device alarms to accommodate the client's condition.
Close the door to the room.
Turn off the ringer to phone in the room.
Sensory Deprivation
Keep the window coverings open.
Encourage the family to bring objects from home.
Allow visitors per the facility policy.
◉ The nurse is caring for a client who is sedated and using a ventilator
to support breathing. Which ideas should the nurse offer to increase the
family's involvement with the client ? Select all that apply.
