BSN 225 HESI RN SPECIALTY FUNDAMENTALS
OF NURSING V2 EXAM SCRIPT SOLVED
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉ Question 1 of 5
Which cues would the nurse use to determine a patient's safety needs?
Select all that apply.
Subjective data related to the patient's symptoms
Patient's family history
Subjective information about the patient's chief complaint
Patient's history of exposures to environmental hazards
Objective assessment focused on the affected body systems. Answer:
Subjective data related to the patient's symptoms
Subjective information about the patient's chief complaint
Patient's history of exposures to environmental hazards
Objective assessment focused on the affected body systems
◉ Question 2 of 5
To specifically assess the patient's safety risks related to health issues,
which question would the nurse ask?
What safety concerns do you have?
,Have you ever had a seizure?
Who else lives with you?
Do you require assistance with bathing?. Answer: Have you ever had
a seizure?
Asking if the patient has ever had a seizure helps the nurse identify a
health issue that can pose a risk to the patient's safety as patients may
fall or injure themselves during seizures.
◉ Question 3 of 5
Which question would the nurse ask to assess a patient's
understanding of the risks of chemicals?
Where do you store your household cleaners?
Do you know why you take your current set of medications?
Are separate cutting surfaces used for cutting raw fish and meats?
Do you have any safety concerns at home or work?. Answer: Where
do you store your household cleaners?
Asking where the patient stores household cleaners can help the nurse
determine the patient's understanding of the risks of chemicals.
◉ Question 4 of 5
Educating patients about electrical cord safety is important in
preventing which specific home safety hazard?
Fire
Outdoor safety hazards
Carbon monoxide poisoning
Biohazards. Answer: Fire
, Educating patients about electrical cord safety is important in
preventing fires as frayed electrical cords can start fires.
◉ Question 5 of 5
To assess the patient's risk for exposure to biohazards in the home,
which question would the nurse ask?
Do you have air conditioning?
What recreational activities do you engage in?
Is there adequate outside lighting?
Do you or does anyone in the home use hypodermic needles?.
Answer: Do you or does anyone in the home use hypodermic needles?
Asking about hypodermic needles helps the nurse identify the
patient's risk for exposure to biohazards as used needles may be
contaminated with blood and infectious microorganisms.
◉ Question 1 of 3
Which member of the interprofessional team would the nurse consult
to evaluate a patient for safe performance of activities of daily living
(ADLs)?
Social worker
Physical therapist
Occupational therapist
Unlicensed assistive personnel. Answer: Occupational therapist
The occupational therapist evaluates the patient for safe performance
of ADLs.
OF NURSING V2 EXAM SCRIPT SOLVED
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉ Question 1 of 5
Which cues would the nurse use to determine a patient's safety needs?
Select all that apply.
Subjective data related to the patient's symptoms
Patient's family history
Subjective information about the patient's chief complaint
Patient's history of exposures to environmental hazards
Objective assessment focused on the affected body systems. Answer:
Subjective data related to the patient's symptoms
Subjective information about the patient's chief complaint
Patient's history of exposures to environmental hazards
Objective assessment focused on the affected body systems
◉ Question 2 of 5
To specifically assess the patient's safety risks related to health issues,
which question would the nurse ask?
What safety concerns do you have?
,Have you ever had a seizure?
Who else lives with you?
Do you require assistance with bathing?. Answer: Have you ever had
a seizure?
Asking if the patient has ever had a seizure helps the nurse identify a
health issue that can pose a risk to the patient's safety as patients may
fall or injure themselves during seizures.
◉ Question 3 of 5
Which question would the nurse ask to assess a patient's
understanding of the risks of chemicals?
Where do you store your household cleaners?
Do you know why you take your current set of medications?
Are separate cutting surfaces used for cutting raw fish and meats?
Do you have any safety concerns at home or work?. Answer: Where
do you store your household cleaners?
Asking where the patient stores household cleaners can help the nurse
determine the patient's understanding of the risks of chemicals.
◉ Question 4 of 5
Educating patients about electrical cord safety is important in
preventing which specific home safety hazard?
Fire
Outdoor safety hazards
Carbon monoxide poisoning
Biohazards. Answer: Fire
, Educating patients about electrical cord safety is important in
preventing fires as frayed electrical cords can start fires.
◉ Question 5 of 5
To assess the patient's risk for exposure to biohazards in the home,
which question would the nurse ask?
Do you have air conditioning?
What recreational activities do you engage in?
Is there adequate outside lighting?
Do you or does anyone in the home use hypodermic needles?.
Answer: Do you or does anyone in the home use hypodermic needles?
Asking about hypodermic needles helps the nurse identify the
patient's risk for exposure to biohazards as used needles may be
contaminated with blood and infectious microorganisms.
◉ Question 1 of 3
Which member of the interprofessional team would the nurse consult
to evaluate a patient for safe performance of activities of daily living
(ADLs)?
Social worker
Physical therapist
Occupational therapist
Unlicensed assistive personnel. Answer: Occupational therapist
The occupational therapist evaluates the patient for safe performance
of ADLs.
