8/16/25, 9:46 AM NEWEST NR 226 ACTUAL FINAL Exam 1 WITH MULTIPLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% RATED CORRECT …
NEWEST NURS 226 ACTUAL FINAL Exam 1 WITH
MULTIPLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% RATED
CORRECT WITH 100% SURE PASS|GRADED A+
Correct Answer: 2 (Informed consent is an agreement
A patient is asked to
by a client to accept a course of treatment or a
participate in a medical
procedure after receiving complete information
research study. The nurse
necessary to make a knowledgeable decision.)
describes to the patient and
family
1. A code of ethics is the official statement of a group's
members how the patient is
ideals and values. It includes broad statements that
protected by the:
provide a basis for professional actions.
3. Nurse Practice Acts define the scope of nursing
1. Code of Ethics
2. Informed Consent practice; they are unrelated to informed consent.
3. Nurse Practice Act 4. The Constitution of the United States addresses broad
individual rights and
4. Constitution of the United
responsibilities. The rights related to nursing practice
States
and patients include therights of privacy, freedom of
speech, and due process.
The nurse is implementing Correct Answer: 2 (Fecal material in the intestines can
an ordered bowel interfere with the visualization, collection, and analysis
preparation for a patient of data obtained through a colonoscopy, resulting in
who is diagnostic errors.)
scheduled for a colonoscopy.
1. Although this may occur, it is not the most serious
Which is the most serious
outcome of an inappropriate preparation for a
consequence that is
colonoscopy.
prevented by an effective
3. A test may have to be cancelled or per- formed a
bowel preparation?
second time if the patient has an ineffective bowel
preparation. Although this is a serious consequence,
1. Discomfort
2. Misdiagnosis it is not life
threatening.
3. Wasted expense
4. Although this is a serious consequence, it is not life
4. Psychological stress
threatening.
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,8/16/25, 9:46 AM NEWEST NR 226 ACTUAL FINAL Exam 1 WITH MULTIPLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% RATED CORRECT …
Correct Answer: 1 (Determining the extent of activity
desirable for a patient is within the practitioner's, not a
The practitioner orders
nurse's, scope of practice. Following activity orders is a
OOB for a patient. How is dependent function of the nurse.)
the nurse functioning when
moving this patient out of 2. The responsibility to determine a patient's activity
bed to a chair? level is not within the legal scope of nursing
practice.
1. Dependently 3. A practitioner works independently when determining
2. Independently a patient's desired activity level.
3. Collaboratively
4. The nurse is following the practitioner's order to get
4. Interdependently
the patient OOB. There are no restrictions or
parameters in relation to the order. However, the nurse
must use
judgment before, during, and after a transfer if a patient's
condition changes.
A Registered Nurse witnesses Correct Answer: 3. When a nurse renders emergency care,
an accident and assists the the nurse has an ethical responsibility not to abandon the
victim who has a life- injured person. The nurse should not leave the scene until
threatening injury. What should the injured person leaves or another qualified person
the nurse do to meet the most assumes
important standard when responsibility.
acting as a Good Samaritan
1. Depending on the injured person's physi- cal and emotional
at the scene of an
status, the person may or may not be able to consent to
accident?
care.
1. Seek consent from the 2. When a nurse helps in an emergency, the nurse is required
injured party before to render care that is consistent with care that any
rendering assistance reasonably prudent nurse would provide under simi- lar
2. Implement every critical-care circumstances. The nurse should not attempt interventions
intervention necessary to sustain that are beyond the scope of nursing practice.
life 4. A nurse should offer assistance, not insist on assisting, at
3. Stay at the scene until
the scene of an emergency.
another qualified person
takes over responsibility
4. Insist on helping because a
nurse is the best-qualified
person to provide care
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,8/16/25, 9:46 AM NEWEST NR 226 ACTUAL FINAL Exam 1 WITH MULTIPLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% RATED CORRECT …
A faculty member of a nursing Correct Answer: 4. The Nurse Practice Act in a state
program is conducting an stipulates the requirements for licensure within the
informational session for state.
potential nursing students.
The faculty 1. The ANA Standards of Clinical Nursing Practice do not address
licensure.
member includes the
2. When a person graduates from a school of nursing, the
information that at the
individual receives a
completion of the program diploma that indicates completion of a course of study;
licensure to practice is: the diploma is not a license to practice nursing.
3. The National League for Nursing (NLN) promotes
1. A responsibility of the
nursing service and nursing education; it is not
American Nurses
involved with licensure.
Association
2. Granted on graduation
from a nursing program
3. Approved by the
National League for
Nursing
4. Required by state law
Correct Answer: 4. Liable means a person is responsible
(accountable) for fulfilling a contract that is
enforceable by law. Accountable means a person is
When considering legal issues responsible
the word contract is to liable (liable) for meeting standards, which are
as standard is to: expectations established for making judgments or
comparisons.
1. Rights
2. Negligence 1. Although patients have a right to receive care that
3. Malpractice meets appropriate standards, the word right does
4. Accountability not have the same relationship to the word
standard as the
relationship between the words contract and liable.
2. The words standards and negligence do not have the same
relationship as
contract and liable. Negligence involves an act of
commission or omission that a reasonably prudent
person would not do.
3. The words standards and malpractice do not have
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the same relationship as contract and liable.
Malpractice is negligence by a professional
person.
An anxious patient repeatedly Correct Answer: 3. This is an example of assault. Assault
uses the call bell to get the is a verbal attack or unlawful threat causing a fear of
nurse to come to the room. harm. No actual contact is necessary for a threat to
Finally the nurse says to the be an
patient, "If you keep ringing, assault.
there will come a time I won't
1. This is not an example of slander, which is a false
answer your bell." What
spoken statement resulting in damage to a person's
legal term is
related to this statement? character or reputation.
2. This is not an example of battery, which is the unlawful
1. Slander touching of a person's body without consent.
2. Battery 4. This is not an example of libel, which is a false printed
3. Assault statement resulting in damage to a person's character
4. Libel or reputation.
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NEWEST NURS 226 ACTUAL FINAL Exam 1 WITH
MULTIPLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% RATED
CORRECT WITH 100% SURE PASS|GRADED A+
Correct Answer: 2 (Informed consent is an agreement
A patient is asked to
by a client to accept a course of treatment or a
participate in a medical
procedure after receiving complete information
research study. The nurse
necessary to make a knowledgeable decision.)
describes to the patient and
family
1. A code of ethics is the official statement of a group's
members how the patient is
ideals and values. It includes broad statements that
protected by the:
provide a basis for professional actions.
3. Nurse Practice Acts define the scope of nursing
1. Code of Ethics
2. Informed Consent practice; they are unrelated to informed consent.
3. Nurse Practice Act 4. The Constitution of the United States addresses broad
individual rights and
4. Constitution of the United
responsibilities. The rights related to nursing practice
States
and patients include therights of privacy, freedom of
speech, and due process.
The nurse is implementing Correct Answer: 2 (Fecal material in the intestines can
an ordered bowel interfere with the visualization, collection, and analysis
preparation for a patient of data obtained through a colonoscopy, resulting in
who is diagnostic errors.)
scheduled for a colonoscopy.
1. Although this may occur, it is not the most serious
Which is the most serious
outcome of an inappropriate preparation for a
consequence that is
colonoscopy.
prevented by an effective
3. A test may have to be cancelled or per- formed a
bowel preparation?
second time if the patient has an ineffective bowel
preparation. Although this is a serious consequence,
1. Discomfort
2. Misdiagnosis it is not life
threatening.
3. Wasted expense
4. Although this is a serious consequence, it is not life
4. Psychological stress
threatening.
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,8/16/25, 9:46 AM NEWEST NR 226 ACTUAL FINAL Exam 1 WITH MULTIPLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% RATED CORRECT …
Correct Answer: 1 (Determining the extent of activity
desirable for a patient is within the practitioner's, not a
The practitioner orders
nurse's, scope of practice. Following activity orders is a
OOB for a patient. How is dependent function of the nurse.)
the nurse functioning when
moving this patient out of 2. The responsibility to determine a patient's activity
bed to a chair? level is not within the legal scope of nursing
practice.
1. Dependently 3. A practitioner works independently when determining
2. Independently a patient's desired activity level.
3. Collaboratively
4. The nurse is following the practitioner's order to get
4. Interdependently
the patient OOB. There are no restrictions or
parameters in relation to the order. However, the nurse
must use
judgment before, during, and after a transfer if a patient's
condition changes.
A Registered Nurse witnesses Correct Answer: 3. When a nurse renders emergency care,
an accident and assists the the nurse has an ethical responsibility not to abandon the
victim who has a life- injured person. The nurse should not leave the scene until
threatening injury. What should the injured person leaves or another qualified person
the nurse do to meet the most assumes
important standard when responsibility.
acting as a Good Samaritan
1. Depending on the injured person's physi- cal and emotional
at the scene of an
status, the person may or may not be able to consent to
accident?
care.
1. Seek consent from the 2. When a nurse helps in an emergency, the nurse is required
injured party before to render care that is consistent with care that any
rendering assistance reasonably prudent nurse would provide under simi- lar
2. Implement every critical-care circumstances. The nurse should not attempt interventions
intervention necessary to sustain that are beyond the scope of nursing practice.
life 4. A nurse should offer assistance, not insist on assisting, at
3. Stay at the scene until
the scene of an emergency.
another qualified person
takes over responsibility
4. Insist on helping because a
nurse is the best-qualified
person to provide care
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,8/16/25, 9:46 AM NEWEST NR 226 ACTUAL FINAL Exam 1 WITH MULTIPLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% RATED CORRECT …
A faculty member of a nursing Correct Answer: 4. The Nurse Practice Act in a state
program is conducting an stipulates the requirements for licensure within the
informational session for state.
potential nursing students.
The faculty 1. The ANA Standards of Clinical Nursing Practice do not address
licensure.
member includes the
2. When a person graduates from a school of nursing, the
information that at the
individual receives a
completion of the program diploma that indicates completion of a course of study;
licensure to practice is: the diploma is not a license to practice nursing.
3. The National League for Nursing (NLN) promotes
1. A responsibility of the
nursing service and nursing education; it is not
American Nurses
involved with licensure.
Association
2. Granted on graduation
from a nursing program
3. Approved by the
National League for
Nursing
4. Required by state law
Correct Answer: 4. Liable means a person is responsible
(accountable) for fulfilling a contract that is
enforceable by law. Accountable means a person is
When considering legal issues responsible
the word contract is to liable (liable) for meeting standards, which are
as standard is to: expectations established for making judgments or
comparisons.
1. Rights
2. Negligence 1. Although patients have a right to receive care that
3. Malpractice meets appropriate standards, the word right does
4. Accountability not have the same relationship to the word
standard as the
relationship between the words contract and liable.
2. The words standards and negligence do not have the same
relationship as
contract and liable. Negligence involves an act of
commission or omission that a reasonably prudent
person would not do.
3. The words standards and malpractice do not have
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, 8/16/25, 9:46 AM NEWEST NR 226 ACTUAL FINAL Exam 1 WITH MULTIPLE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% RATED CORRECT …
the same relationship as contract and liable.
Malpractice is negligence by a professional
person.
An anxious patient repeatedly Correct Answer: 3. This is an example of assault. Assault
uses the call bell to get the is a verbal attack or unlawful threat causing a fear of
nurse to come to the room. harm. No actual contact is necessary for a threat to
Finally the nurse says to the be an
patient, "If you keep ringing, assault.
there will come a time I won't
1. This is not an example of slander, which is a false
answer your bell." What
spoken statement resulting in damage to a person's
legal term is
related to this statement? character or reputation.
2. This is not an example of battery, which is the unlawful
1. Slander touching of a person's body without consent.
2. Battery 4. This is not an example of libel, which is a false printed
3. Assault statement resulting in damage to a person's character
4. Libel or reputation.
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