NURSING 201 FINAL EXAM LATEST 2025 UPDATE
NURSING 201 FINAL EXAM LATEST 2025 UPDATE WITH
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+
Crystal, a student nurse, is caring for Mr. Chuck Rhodes, a 37-year-old fireman who was
admitted to the medical-surgical unit for unrelenting abdominal pain. He has been
intermittently vomiting for the last 2 days and has been unable to eat any solid food. His wife
has accompanied him. Mr. Rhodes has never been hospitalized. During her assessment, Mr.
Rhodes rated his pain as a 9 on a scale of 0 to 10. Crystal is developing the nursing diagnosis.
She reviews her assessments.Which of the following statements are true about nursing
diagnosis? Select all that apply.
A. Nursing diagnoses are always based on a physiological problem.
B. Nursing dx have two parts, which include the diagnostic lable and the related factor
C. Errors in the RN Dx can occur from inadequate assessments
D. RN Dx are focused on the scope of the RN practice - ANSWER-B,C,D
A nursing student is getting ready to enter her client's room to do a comprehensive assessment.
Which of these statements is true of assessment?
A. Assessment includes collection of data only
B. Assessment includes analyzing data to determine the need for nursing care.
C. Assessment is centered on objective data.
D. Assessment is a separate activity from planning and implementing care. - ANSWER-B
A nurse is preparing to do a focused assessment on a patient in her clinic. Which of the
following is true of what she is planning to do?
A. Play close attention to the client's needs
B. Concentrate on an identified need and get more information
C. Identify the client's needs
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D. Focus on all of the client's needs - ANSWER-B
Which of the following should be done by a nurse who is evaluating whether her client with
newly diagnosed diabetes has reached his expected outcomes?
A. The nurse should have a general idea about the Client's plan of care.
B. The nurse should assess the client thoroughly and accurately
C. The nurse should not be overly concerned with revising the plan of care.
D. The nurse should consult with the family but no the client about expected outcomes. -
ANSWER-B
When initiating the implementation phase of the nursing process, the RN performs which of the
following steps initially?
A. Carrying out the nursing interventions
B. Determining the need for assistance
C. Reassessing the client
D. Documenting the interventions
E. Delegating the tasts to unlicensed assistive personel - ANSWER-C
The following women should be screened for breast cancer.
A. A 35y/o F with 3 children and no family hx of breast cancer
B. A 59 y/o F with no children who still gets her period every month
C. A 25 y/o F with one child whom she had as a teenager
D. A 17 y/o F with one child who started menstruating at 13 y/o - ANSWER-b
The RN is reviewing the chart of a 21 y/o F who has been sexually active since the age of 12.
Which of the following is most concerning?
A. She doesn't preform a self breast exam
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B. She has never had a pap test
C. She had one HIV test preformed at 18
D. She does not use birth control pills - ANSWER-B
to screen for colorectal cancer, colonoscopy should be conducted every 10 years beginning at
age?
A. 30
B. 40
C. 50
D. 60 - ANSWER-c
An RN is planning on cholestrerol screening with the employees at the factory. Which of te
following would be and advantage of conducting this screening?
A. allows for beginning of multiple test screening process.
B. Provides an opportunity for health education
C. Allows for preliminary dx of CAD
D. Provides the opportiunity for referal to a phycian - ANSWER-B
A prenatal nurse is meeting with a newly pregnant 21 y/o female to discuss her diet. What
would be the first step when providing nutritional counseling to this client.
A. To teach her how to meet the needs of self and her family
B. Explain the changes in diet when necessary for pregnant women
C. Providing handouts to her of how to use the food pyramid
D. COnduct a diet history to determin her normal eating routines - ANSWER-d
When a nurse revises a client's nursing care plan based on the client's responses that show
evidence that goals were not attained, the phase of the nursing process being applied is:
, NURSING 201 FINAL EXAM LATEST 2025 UPDATE
A. Assessment
B. Planning
C. Implementation
D. Evaluation - ANSWER-d
Healthy people 2020 Overarching goals include which of the following? Select all that apply
A. Prevent disease and disability
B. Eliminate health disparities
C. Promote health
D. Increase help to vulnerable populations
Improve quality of life - ANSWER-a, b, c, e
With disease prevention there are three types. Secondary prevention focuses on what?
A. Health promotion and illness prevention shown mostly through education
B. Aims to reduce the impact of disease or injury; early detection done through screening
C. Aims to lessen the impact of chronic illness that has developed or an injury that has occurred
D. Interventions to reduce the incidence of disease, injury, or disability - ANSWER-b
During an overall assessment with older adults, the nurse uses the SPICES tool. In this tool the P
stands for:
A Performing ADLs
B Problems with eating or feeding
C Pain
D Presence of pressure ulcers - ANSWER-b
When teaching an older client, which teaching activities would be effective? Select all that apply
NURSING 201 FINAL EXAM LATEST 2025 UPDATE WITH
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT VERIFIED ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+
Crystal, a student nurse, is caring for Mr. Chuck Rhodes, a 37-year-old fireman who was
admitted to the medical-surgical unit for unrelenting abdominal pain. He has been
intermittently vomiting for the last 2 days and has been unable to eat any solid food. His wife
has accompanied him. Mr. Rhodes has never been hospitalized. During her assessment, Mr.
Rhodes rated his pain as a 9 on a scale of 0 to 10. Crystal is developing the nursing diagnosis.
She reviews her assessments.Which of the following statements are true about nursing
diagnosis? Select all that apply.
A. Nursing diagnoses are always based on a physiological problem.
B. Nursing dx have two parts, which include the diagnostic lable and the related factor
C. Errors in the RN Dx can occur from inadequate assessments
D. RN Dx are focused on the scope of the RN practice - ANSWER-B,C,D
A nursing student is getting ready to enter her client's room to do a comprehensive assessment.
Which of these statements is true of assessment?
A. Assessment includes collection of data only
B. Assessment includes analyzing data to determine the need for nursing care.
C. Assessment is centered on objective data.
D. Assessment is a separate activity from planning and implementing care. - ANSWER-B
A nurse is preparing to do a focused assessment on a patient in her clinic. Which of the
following is true of what she is planning to do?
A. Play close attention to the client's needs
B. Concentrate on an identified need and get more information
C. Identify the client's needs
, NURSING 201 FINAL EXAM LATEST 2025 UPDATE
D. Focus on all of the client's needs - ANSWER-B
Which of the following should be done by a nurse who is evaluating whether her client with
newly diagnosed diabetes has reached his expected outcomes?
A. The nurse should have a general idea about the Client's plan of care.
B. The nurse should assess the client thoroughly and accurately
C. The nurse should not be overly concerned with revising the plan of care.
D. The nurse should consult with the family but no the client about expected outcomes. -
ANSWER-B
When initiating the implementation phase of the nursing process, the RN performs which of the
following steps initially?
A. Carrying out the nursing interventions
B. Determining the need for assistance
C. Reassessing the client
D. Documenting the interventions
E. Delegating the tasts to unlicensed assistive personel - ANSWER-C
The following women should be screened for breast cancer.
A. A 35y/o F with 3 children and no family hx of breast cancer
B. A 59 y/o F with no children who still gets her period every month
C. A 25 y/o F with one child whom she had as a teenager
D. A 17 y/o F with one child who started menstruating at 13 y/o - ANSWER-b
The RN is reviewing the chart of a 21 y/o F who has been sexually active since the age of 12.
Which of the following is most concerning?
A. She doesn't preform a self breast exam
, NURSING 201 FINAL EXAM LATEST 2025 UPDATE
B. She has never had a pap test
C. She had one HIV test preformed at 18
D. She does not use birth control pills - ANSWER-B
to screen for colorectal cancer, colonoscopy should be conducted every 10 years beginning at
age?
A. 30
B. 40
C. 50
D. 60 - ANSWER-c
An RN is planning on cholestrerol screening with the employees at the factory. Which of te
following would be and advantage of conducting this screening?
A. allows for beginning of multiple test screening process.
B. Provides an opportunity for health education
C. Allows for preliminary dx of CAD
D. Provides the opportiunity for referal to a phycian - ANSWER-B
A prenatal nurse is meeting with a newly pregnant 21 y/o female to discuss her diet. What
would be the first step when providing nutritional counseling to this client.
A. To teach her how to meet the needs of self and her family
B. Explain the changes in diet when necessary for pregnant women
C. Providing handouts to her of how to use the food pyramid
D. COnduct a diet history to determin her normal eating routines - ANSWER-d
When a nurse revises a client's nursing care plan based on the client's responses that show
evidence that goals were not attained, the phase of the nursing process being applied is:
, NURSING 201 FINAL EXAM LATEST 2025 UPDATE
A. Assessment
B. Planning
C. Implementation
D. Evaluation - ANSWER-d
Healthy people 2020 Overarching goals include which of the following? Select all that apply
A. Prevent disease and disability
B. Eliminate health disparities
C. Promote health
D. Increase help to vulnerable populations
Improve quality of life - ANSWER-a, b, c, e
With disease prevention there are three types. Secondary prevention focuses on what?
A. Health promotion and illness prevention shown mostly through education
B. Aims to reduce the impact of disease or injury; early detection done through screening
C. Aims to lessen the impact of chronic illness that has developed or an injury that has occurred
D. Interventions to reduce the incidence of disease, injury, or disability - ANSWER-b
During an overall assessment with older adults, the nurse uses the SPICES tool. In this tool the P
stands for:
A Performing ADLs
B Problems with eating or feeding
C Pain
D Presence of pressure ulcers - ANSWER-b
When teaching an older client, which teaching activities would be effective? Select all that apply
