NUR2214 EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE 2026
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1. Priority of Nursing Care - ANSWER ✔ -ABC's- airway, breathing,
circulation
-Maslow's
-Patient Safety
2. Medication Errors - ANSWER ✔ -Severe error that may lead or cause
inappropriate medication use or potential patient harm
3. Types of Medication Errors - ANSWER ✔ -Fail to treat illness
-Giving wrong drug
-Give med to wrong pt
-Using wrong route
4. Human Factors of Medication Errors - ANSWER ✔ -
Knowledge/performance deficits
-miscalculation of dosage
-Stress
-Lack of sleep
5. Prevention of Medication Errors - ANSWER ✔ -prepare meds in a quiet
setting
, -Check, check, recheck
-Bar code systems
6. Nursing Priorities if Medication Errors Occurs - ANSWER ✔ -Immediate
and ongoing assessment
-Notification of HCP
-Initiation of interventions as prescribed to offset adverse effects
-Document
7. Nursing Role in Quality Improvement - ANSWER ✔ First line of defense
against actual/potential risks to patients
-Promote and ensure the health and safety of all patients
-Identify unsafe practices and response appropriately to ensure a safe
outcome for all patients, self, and others
8. Attributes of Health Care Quality - ANSWER ✔ -Safe
-Effective
-Timely
-Patient-centered
-Efficient
-Equitable
9. Attributes of Health Care Quality- Safe - ANSWER ✔ Care should be
delivered correctly without error
-avoidance of injury in the delivery of care
10.what would indicate to the nurse that the child taking methylphenidate
requires more teaching?
A. The child is seen drinking a cola product.
B. The child checks his weight twice a week.
C. The child takes the drug 45 minutes before a meal.
, D. The child takes the drug before breakfast and lunch. - ANSWER ✔ A
11.A child has been diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
Which drug does the nurse anticipate the health care provider will prescribe?
A. Zolmitriptan
B. Doxapram
C. Benzphetamine
D. Methylphenidate - ANSWER ✔ D
12.Methylphenidate should not be taken by patients with a history of which
condition?
A. Renal failure
B. Glaucoma
C. Hypothyroidism
D. Heart disease - ANSWER ✔ D
13.When providing teaching to a group of parents
regarding attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
(ADHD), which information will the nurse include?
A. Children with ADHD have low intelligence.
B. Children with ADHD have an infection in their spinal fluid.
C. EEG results are typically normal in children with ADHD.
D. Learning disabilities are often present in the child who has
ADHD. - ANSWER ✔ D
14.A frequent health problem of migrant children and adolescents in the
United States is:
a. suicide.
b. diabetes.
c. tuberculosis.
d. cardiovascular disease - ANSWER ✔ C
, 15.what types of tasks do we NOT delegate - ANSWER ✔ teach, evaluate,
plan, assess
16.what are the five rights of delegation - ANSWER ✔ A. Right task
B. Right circumstance
C. Right person
D. Right direction or communication
E. Right supervision
17.what are the three priority health problems of older adults - ANSWER ✔
mobility, nutrition, cognition
18.what factors can lead to inadequate nutrition in older adults - ANSWER ✔
tooth loss, reduced income, diminished taste/smell, constipation, etc
19.what is the beers list - ANSWER ✔ A list of potentially inappropriate
medications for older adults- medications that are not as safe or not as
effective, or medications for which there are safer alternatives.
20.what metabolism changes are included in beers list medications - ANSWER
✔ decreased metabolism, decreased elimination, decreased absorption,
increased plasma, increased distribution
21.which score on the geriatric depression score is worse - ANSWER ✔ a
higher score indicates depression
22.what is dementia - ANSWER ✔ a syndrome involving slow, progressive
decline in cognition
COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<RECENT VERSION>
1. Priority of Nursing Care - ANSWER ✔ -ABC's- airway, breathing,
circulation
-Maslow's
-Patient Safety
2. Medication Errors - ANSWER ✔ -Severe error that may lead or cause
inappropriate medication use or potential patient harm
3. Types of Medication Errors - ANSWER ✔ -Fail to treat illness
-Giving wrong drug
-Give med to wrong pt
-Using wrong route
4. Human Factors of Medication Errors - ANSWER ✔ -
Knowledge/performance deficits
-miscalculation of dosage
-Stress
-Lack of sleep
5. Prevention of Medication Errors - ANSWER ✔ -prepare meds in a quiet
setting
, -Check, check, recheck
-Bar code systems
6. Nursing Priorities if Medication Errors Occurs - ANSWER ✔ -Immediate
and ongoing assessment
-Notification of HCP
-Initiation of interventions as prescribed to offset adverse effects
-Document
7. Nursing Role in Quality Improvement - ANSWER ✔ First line of defense
against actual/potential risks to patients
-Promote and ensure the health and safety of all patients
-Identify unsafe practices and response appropriately to ensure a safe
outcome for all patients, self, and others
8. Attributes of Health Care Quality - ANSWER ✔ -Safe
-Effective
-Timely
-Patient-centered
-Efficient
-Equitable
9. Attributes of Health Care Quality- Safe - ANSWER ✔ Care should be
delivered correctly without error
-avoidance of injury in the delivery of care
10.what would indicate to the nurse that the child taking methylphenidate
requires more teaching?
A. The child is seen drinking a cola product.
B. The child checks his weight twice a week.
C. The child takes the drug 45 minutes before a meal.
, D. The child takes the drug before breakfast and lunch. - ANSWER ✔ A
11.A child has been diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
Which drug does the nurse anticipate the health care provider will prescribe?
A. Zolmitriptan
B. Doxapram
C. Benzphetamine
D. Methylphenidate - ANSWER ✔ D
12.Methylphenidate should not be taken by patients with a history of which
condition?
A. Renal failure
B. Glaucoma
C. Hypothyroidism
D. Heart disease - ANSWER ✔ D
13.When providing teaching to a group of parents
regarding attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
(ADHD), which information will the nurse include?
A. Children with ADHD have low intelligence.
B. Children with ADHD have an infection in their spinal fluid.
C. EEG results are typically normal in children with ADHD.
D. Learning disabilities are often present in the child who has
ADHD. - ANSWER ✔ D
14.A frequent health problem of migrant children and adolescents in the
United States is:
a. suicide.
b. diabetes.
c. tuberculosis.
d. cardiovascular disease - ANSWER ✔ C
, 15.what types of tasks do we NOT delegate - ANSWER ✔ teach, evaluate,
plan, assess
16.what are the five rights of delegation - ANSWER ✔ A. Right task
B. Right circumstance
C. Right person
D. Right direction or communication
E. Right supervision
17.what are the three priority health problems of older adults - ANSWER ✔
mobility, nutrition, cognition
18.what factors can lead to inadequate nutrition in older adults - ANSWER ✔
tooth loss, reduced income, diminished taste/smell, constipation, etc
19.what is the beers list - ANSWER ✔ A list of potentially inappropriate
medications for older adults- medications that are not as safe or not as
effective, or medications for which there are safer alternatives.
20.what metabolism changes are included in beers list medications - ANSWER
✔ decreased metabolism, decreased elimination, decreased absorption,
increased plasma, increased distribution
21.which score on the geriatric depression score is worse - ANSWER ✔ a
higher score indicates depression
22.what is dementia - ANSWER ✔ a syndrome involving slow, progressive
decline in cognition
