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NRNP 6540 FINAL EXAM (3 VERSIONS) QUESTION
BANK WITH RATIONALES 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALL ANSWERED {179 Q & A}
ALREADY GRADED A+ / NRNP6540 FINAL EXAM |
GUARANTEED PASS
1. Mrs. James is 78 years old and comes to the clinic for an
annual checkup. The nurse practitioner addresses the
psychosocial needs of older adults and specifically the need for
which of the following?
1. Dependence.
2. Dignity, credibility, and respect.
3. Being alone.
4. Not being touched.
1. Answer: 2
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The psychosocial assessment of the older adult entails an
evaluation of the following basic needs: autonomy and
independence.
2.
The psychosocial assessment of the older adult entails an
evaluation of the following basic needs: dignity, credibility, and
respect.
3.
The psychosocial assessment of the older adult entails an
evaluation of the following basic needs: communication and
belonging.
4.
The psychosocial assessment of the older adult entails an
evaluation of the following basic needs: touch.
2. Mr. Slobinsky, 80 years old, is unable to leave his home due to
mobility problems. The nurse practitioner conducts a social
support assessment because Mr. Slobinsky:
1. May not want to see anyone.
2. Is not missing the cultural traditions of community activities.
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3. Has made frequent appointments for consultation with the
practitioner.
4. Looks forward to sharing his loneliness with the nurse
practitioner.
2. Answer: 3
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Older adults who are alone and lonely may also be depressed.
2.
Specific to older adults, ethnic traditions and expectations are
factors that should be addressed in the psychosocial
assessment.
3.
A positive correlation exists between the need for social
supports and the use of health-care services by older adults.
4.
Older adults may be reluctant to reveal social or emotional
concerns and, in some cultures, may feel that it is unacceptable
to share personal problems with outsiders. However, they may
feel comfortable discussing a physical manifestation, such as
pain or sleeplessness, with a health-care provider.
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3. Mrs. Khan is 89 years old and is reported to have bouts of
agitation. The nurse practitioner is counseling her family that
these periods of agitation can be triggered by which of the
following?
1. Silence and soft music.
2. Dim lights.
3. Approaches from other people.
4. A feeling of appetite satiety.
3. Answer: 3
Page: 429
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1.
Environmental triggers, such as noise and visual cues from
television and physical surroundings, can also lead to agitation.
2.
Environmental triggers, such as light, can trigger agitation.
NRNP 6540 FINAL EXAM (3 VERSIONS) QUESTION
BANK WITH RATIONALES 2025 ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALL ANSWERED {179 Q & A}
ALREADY GRADED A+ / NRNP6540 FINAL EXAM |
GUARANTEED PASS
1. Mrs. James is 78 years old and comes to the clinic for an
annual checkup. The nurse practitioner addresses the
psychosocial needs of older adults and specifically the need for
which of the following?
1. Dependence.
2. Dignity, credibility, and respect.
3. Being alone.
4. Not being touched.
1. Answer: 2
Page: 428
Feedback
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1.
The psychosocial assessment of the older adult entails an
evaluation of the following basic needs: autonomy and
independence.
2.
The psychosocial assessment of the older adult entails an
evaluation of the following basic needs: dignity, credibility, and
respect.
3.
The psychosocial assessment of the older adult entails an
evaluation of the following basic needs: communication and
belonging.
4.
The psychosocial assessment of the older adult entails an
evaluation of the following basic needs: touch.
2. Mr. Slobinsky, 80 years old, is unable to leave his home due to
mobility problems. The nurse practitioner conducts a social
support assessment because Mr. Slobinsky:
1. May not want to see anyone.
2. Is not missing the cultural traditions of community activities.
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3. Has made frequent appointments for consultation with the
practitioner.
4. Looks forward to sharing his loneliness with the nurse
practitioner.
2. Answer: 3
Page: 428
Feedback
1.
Older adults who are alone and lonely may also be depressed.
2.
Specific to older adults, ethnic traditions and expectations are
factors that should be addressed in the psychosocial
assessment.
3.
A positive correlation exists between the need for social
supports and the use of health-care services by older adults.
4.
Older adults may be reluctant to reveal social or emotional
concerns and, in some cultures, may feel that it is unacceptable
to share personal problems with outsiders. However, they may
feel comfortable discussing a physical manifestation, such as
pain or sleeplessness, with a health-care provider.
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3. Mrs. Khan is 89 years old and is reported to have bouts of
agitation. The nurse practitioner is counseling her family that
these periods of agitation can be triggered by which of the
following?
1. Silence and soft music.
2. Dim lights.
3. Approaches from other people.
4. A feeling of appetite satiety.
3. Answer: 3
Page: 429
Feedback
1.
Environmental triggers, such as noise and visual cues from
television and physical surroundings, can also lead to agitation.
2.
Environmental triggers, such as light, can trigger agitation.
