ULL Nursing 204 - Exam 2 Questions With Complete
Solutions
1 gram correct answers 15 grains =
1 gram= 1,000,000 micrograms correct answers 1,000
miligrams =
1 kilogram correct answers 1,000 grams =
1 milligram correct answers 1,000 micrograms =
1 ounce (oz) correct answers 28.35 g =
1. clarify concepts correct answers Look for clues
May have to consider:
A) Physiological concerns (ex. being pregnant, young)
B) Ethical concerns (ex. religion, etc)
C) Family wishes (ex keeping the baby)
Identify assumptions
A) Diagnosis correct? (positive test and fetal heartbeat)
10. make final decision correct answers Justify your conclusion
Evaluate outcomes
Test out decision with appropriate interventions
Reflection on one's own
,thinking is the hallmark of the critical thinker.
16 oz(s) = 1 pound correct answers 454 grams =
2. identify your own values correct answers Value Clarification
1. Identify & prioritize your own values
2. Identify values of each person involved:
A) Family (involving the family but keeping in mind their
background)
B) Personal Values (values learned throughout his/her life)
C) Professional Values (values learned through being a nurse--
advocating for the patient)
2.2 pounds correct answers 1 kilogram =
3. integrate data and identify missing data correct answers
Identify what data are needed.
Compare existing information with past knowledge. (any
previous problems with the client and the family)
Look for gaps in the information.
Collect information systematically.
Organize your information
,4. obtain new data correct answers Establish an attitude of
inquiry and obtain more information as needed.
Evaluate conflicting information.
May need to change your approach to improve your chances of
obtaining information.
5. identify the significant problem correct answers Analyze
existing information
Make inferences
Prioritize
60 miligrams correct answers 1 grain =
7. apply criteria correct answers Laws
A) Guide actions and decisions
Legal Precedents
A) Legal decisions guide health care practices
Protocols
A) Standing orders may be available
8. generate options and examine alternatives correct answers
Evaluate the major alternative points of view
Involve experienced peers
, Use clues from others for "big picture"
Identify all arguments -pro and con
9. consider factors and context changes correct answers Change
in circumstances
A) Age of the client
B) Site of the situation
C) Client's culture
A) create a culture of safety correct answers I. three C's
1. communication clarity
2. collaboration
3. cooperation
II. non-punative (just) culture
a) comfortable speaking up
b) timely feedback
c) "recovery plan"
accepting correct answers uses clients correct name
maintains eye contact
adopts open posture
responds to cues
ANA code of ethics correct answers Protect the integrity of
clients r/t their health, safety, & rights
Solutions
1 gram correct answers 15 grains =
1 gram= 1,000,000 micrograms correct answers 1,000
miligrams =
1 kilogram correct answers 1,000 grams =
1 milligram correct answers 1,000 micrograms =
1 ounce (oz) correct answers 28.35 g =
1. clarify concepts correct answers Look for clues
May have to consider:
A) Physiological concerns (ex. being pregnant, young)
B) Ethical concerns (ex. religion, etc)
C) Family wishes (ex keeping the baby)
Identify assumptions
A) Diagnosis correct? (positive test and fetal heartbeat)
10. make final decision correct answers Justify your conclusion
Evaluate outcomes
Test out decision with appropriate interventions
Reflection on one's own
,thinking is the hallmark of the critical thinker.
16 oz(s) = 1 pound correct answers 454 grams =
2. identify your own values correct answers Value Clarification
1. Identify & prioritize your own values
2. Identify values of each person involved:
A) Family (involving the family but keeping in mind their
background)
B) Personal Values (values learned throughout his/her life)
C) Professional Values (values learned through being a nurse--
advocating for the patient)
2.2 pounds correct answers 1 kilogram =
3. integrate data and identify missing data correct answers
Identify what data are needed.
Compare existing information with past knowledge. (any
previous problems with the client and the family)
Look for gaps in the information.
Collect information systematically.
Organize your information
,4. obtain new data correct answers Establish an attitude of
inquiry and obtain more information as needed.
Evaluate conflicting information.
May need to change your approach to improve your chances of
obtaining information.
5. identify the significant problem correct answers Analyze
existing information
Make inferences
Prioritize
60 miligrams correct answers 1 grain =
7. apply criteria correct answers Laws
A) Guide actions and decisions
Legal Precedents
A) Legal decisions guide health care practices
Protocols
A) Standing orders may be available
8. generate options and examine alternatives correct answers
Evaluate the major alternative points of view
Involve experienced peers
, Use clues from others for "big picture"
Identify all arguments -pro and con
9. consider factors and context changes correct answers Change
in circumstances
A) Age of the client
B) Site of the situation
C) Client's culture
A) create a culture of safety correct answers I. three C's
1. communication clarity
2. collaboration
3. cooperation
II. non-punative (just) culture
a) comfortable speaking up
b) timely feedback
c) "recovery plan"
accepting correct answers uses clients correct name
maintains eye contact
adopts open posture
responds to cues
ANA code of ethics correct answers Protect the integrity of
clients r/t their health, safety, & rights
