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NUR 302 FINAL EXAM ALL 600 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS JUST RELEASED THIS
YEARALREADY GRADED A+!!
An adolescent comes into the clinic after a single dose of naloxone and is very concerned
about being arrested for possession of an opioid without a prescription. Which action would
the nurse take to reduce the patient's fears and expand a caring environment?
a) Let the patient know that the authorities will be notified if the patient does not comply
with medication-assisted treatment.
b) Explain that the nurse is there to provide care, not judgment.
c) Present the facts about opioid overdose and opinions about opioid use.
d) Suggest that adolescence is a difficult time.
B
Which caring approach is congruent with Watson's theory?
a) Suggesting methods essential to caring in the United States.
b) Encouraging the family's interaction with the patient to increase trust.
c) Using a holistic approach to patient care.
d) Being emotionally present in all situations.
C
The nurse is caring for a Middle Eastern patient whose cultural beliefs make it difficult to
accept direction from a person of a different culture. Using Leininger's Cultural Care Theory,
which approach would the nurse take to communicate a plan of care with this patient?
a) Include the patient in creating the plan of treatment that includes cultural elements of
caring.
b) Explain to the patient that it is important to follow the nurse's advice as a medical
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professional.
c) Discuss a treatment plan that has been used in the United States with great benefit.
d) Provide the patient with a brochure on the types of treatment available.
A
When caring for patients who may have differing beliefs and values, which essential
component of Watson's Theory of Human Caring/Caring Science would the nurse consider?
a) Understanding that caring is a feeling not shared by all cultures.
b) Providing hope to patients signifies healing.
c) Integrating the art of caring and the science of healing.
d) Sharing the beneficial meaning of health outcomes.
C
Which approach best illustrates how a nurse would apply Travelbee's Interpersonal Theory of
Nursing when caring for a child who has an upcoming surgery for a radial fracture
a) Maintain a direct and leading approach to care.
b) Suggest the child is strong and capable enough to meet care needs
c) Discuss patient care with nursing team members.
d) Use a compassionate approach to care.
D
The nurse is caring for a patient who has been diagnosed with coronavirus infection.
The nurse understands that this is a contagious illness but also understands the need to
provide a caring environment. Which behaviors would the nurse use when caring for a patient
in isolation? Select all that apply
a) Provide daily care from a distance to guard against potential exposure.
b) Allow the patient to verbalize how the infection was transmitted.
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c) Create a human-to-human relationship in the face of isolation precautions.
d) Perform clinical duties in isolation of the patient.
e) Perform basic daily tasks as needed if complications arise.
BCF
Only RNs can EAT
- Evaluate
- Assess
- Teach
ABCs
airway, breathing, circulation
CURE
Critical needs require immediate cation
Urgent needs are things that cause safety risks
Routine care
Extra care that is beneficial but not essential
RN scope of practice
•all new or unstable clients, initial teaching, analyze data, plan care, diagnose, evaluate care, IV
push medications and IV drips, Blood, TPN
LPN Scope
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•meds including piggybacks but not usually IV push meds or IV drips, can monitor IV fluids,
dressing changes, wound irrigation, suctioning, catheterization, and reinforce teaching
UAP scope
ADL's
hygiene
put patient in position with low risk of aspiration
linen
hygiene
VS
accucheck
Positioning
applying barrier cream
ambulation
Spirituality
Is an awareness of ones inner self and a sense of connection to a higher being, nature, or some
purpose greater then ones slef
HOPE (spirtiuality)
H - sources of hope
O - organized religion
P -personal spirituality and practice
E - effects on medical care and end of life
Swanson's Theory of Caring
NUR 302 FINAL EXAM ALL 600 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS JUST RELEASED THIS
YEARALREADY GRADED A+!!
An adolescent comes into the clinic after a single dose of naloxone and is very concerned
about being arrested for possession of an opioid without a prescription. Which action would
the nurse take to reduce the patient's fears and expand a caring environment?
a) Let the patient know that the authorities will be notified if the patient does not comply
with medication-assisted treatment.
b) Explain that the nurse is there to provide care, not judgment.
c) Present the facts about opioid overdose and opinions about opioid use.
d) Suggest that adolescence is a difficult time.
B
Which caring approach is congruent with Watson's theory?
a) Suggesting methods essential to caring in the United States.
b) Encouraging the family's interaction with the patient to increase trust.
c) Using a holistic approach to patient care.
d) Being emotionally present in all situations.
C
The nurse is caring for a Middle Eastern patient whose cultural beliefs make it difficult to
accept direction from a person of a different culture. Using Leininger's Cultural Care Theory,
which approach would the nurse take to communicate a plan of care with this patient?
a) Include the patient in creating the plan of treatment that includes cultural elements of
caring.
b) Explain to the patient that it is important to follow the nurse's advice as a medical
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professional.
c) Discuss a treatment plan that has been used in the United States with great benefit.
d) Provide the patient with a brochure on the types of treatment available.
A
When caring for patients who may have differing beliefs and values, which essential
component of Watson's Theory of Human Caring/Caring Science would the nurse consider?
a) Understanding that caring is a feeling not shared by all cultures.
b) Providing hope to patients signifies healing.
c) Integrating the art of caring and the science of healing.
d) Sharing the beneficial meaning of health outcomes.
C
Which approach best illustrates how a nurse would apply Travelbee's Interpersonal Theory of
Nursing when caring for a child who has an upcoming surgery for a radial fracture
a) Maintain a direct and leading approach to care.
b) Suggest the child is strong and capable enough to meet care needs
c) Discuss patient care with nursing team members.
d) Use a compassionate approach to care.
D
The nurse is caring for a patient who has been diagnosed with coronavirus infection.
The nurse understands that this is a contagious illness but also understands the need to
provide a caring environment. Which behaviors would the nurse use when caring for a patient
in isolation? Select all that apply
a) Provide daily care from a distance to guard against potential exposure.
b) Allow the patient to verbalize how the infection was transmitted.
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c) Create a human-to-human relationship in the face of isolation precautions.
d) Perform clinical duties in isolation of the patient.
e) Perform basic daily tasks as needed if complications arise.
BCF
Only RNs can EAT
- Evaluate
- Assess
- Teach
ABCs
airway, breathing, circulation
CURE
Critical needs require immediate cation
Urgent needs are things that cause safety risks
Routine care
Extra care that is beneficial but not essential
RN scope of practice
•all new or unstable clients, initial teaching, analyze data, plan care, diagnose, evaluate care, IV
push medications and IV drips, Blood, TPN
LPN Scope
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•meds including piggybacks but not usually IV push meds or IV drips, can monitor IV fluids,
dressing changes, wound irrigation, suctioning, catheterization, and reinforce teaching
UAP scope
ADL's
hygiene
put patient in position with low risk of aspiration
linen
hygiene
VS
accucheck
Positioning
applying barrier cream
ambulation
Spirituality
Is an awareness of ones inner self and a sense of connection to a higher being, nature, or some
purpose greater then ones slef
HOPE (spirtiuality)
H - sources of hope
O - organized religion
P -personal spirituality and practice
E - effects on medical care and end of life
Swanson's Theory of Caring
