NUR 3805 Exam 1 Latest Update 2025 Questions
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1. Identify all the elements that are found in the Mosaic Code of Laws.
a. Caring for widows and orphans
b. Elements of the Egyptian codes of sanitation
c. Instructions for the construction and running of hospitals
d. Health practices of neighboring Mediterranean countries
e. Rituals for food preparation
f. Defined roles for nurses - CORRECT ANSWERabde
,2. What is the most important aspect of the pinning ceremony for nurses?
a. A family member or instructor must put the pin on the graduates' uniform.
b. Only graduates with a high GPA are eligible to wear the pin.
c. It is a sign of their legal authority as a licensed professional.
d. The pin is a sign of caring. - CORRECT ANSWERc
3. Which of the following statements should be included in a presentation on patient
confidentiality?
a. Consent to disclosure is implied when a patient is transferred from one health care provider
or facility to another one.
b. Verbal consent is sufficient to allow family members to see a patient's medical records.
c. If a family member is at the hospital, he or she would be entitled to an update on the
patient's status. - CORRECT ANSWERa
4. A patient has a prescription for Tylenol at 650mg every 6 hours. A nurse only has 325mg pills
of Tylenol available. How many pills would be administered every 6 hours?
a. 6
b. 4
c. 3
d. 2 - CORRECT ANSWERd
5. A patient is diagnosed with congestive heart failure. Which of the following would be
recommended by a nurse as part of the patient's health care plan?
a. Encourage vigorous exercise.
b. Avoid eating fruits and vegetables
c. Monitoring the lower limbs for signs of edema
d. Severely limiting the daily intake of fluids. - CORRECT ANSWERc
, 6. Which of the following symptoms would make a nurse suspect that a patient was in a state of
hypovolemia? Select all that are appropriate.
a. Weight gain of 6 pounds in 24 hours
b. Increased urine output
c. Urine is dark and concentrated
d. Increased pulse rate
e. Dizzy when rising to a standing position
f. Moist mucous membranes
g. Decreased blood pressure - CORRECT ANSWERcdeg
7. What is the best response by the nurse to the spouse of a patient in a long term treatment
facility who asks a nurse for information about the patient's laboratory results?
a. You can ask your spouse for that information.
b. I'm prohibited from giving any information about any patient including your spouse.
c. If you can provide me with the patient's chart number, I can give you that information.
d. It's best if you ask the physician about laboratory values. - CORRECT ANSWERb
Which of the following infectious control methods should be used when caring for a patient
with mycoplasma pneumonia?
a. Wear a surgical mask when within three feet of the patient.
b. Gloves and gown a necessary when changing bed linens.
c. No visitors are allowed in the isolation room.
d. Group activities to minimize entering or leaving the room. - CORRECT ANSWERa
9. A patient is brought to the emergency room with injuries that are indicative of physical
abuse. She states fell off the couch while sleeping. Which of the following actions is most
appropriate for the nurse to take?
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1. Identify all the elements that are found in the Mosaic Code of Laws.
a. Caring for widows and orphans
b. Elements of the Egyptian codes of sanitation
c. Instructions for the construction and running of hospitals
d. Health practices of neighboring Mediterranean countries
e. Rituals for food preparation
f. Defined roles for nurses - CORRECT ANSWERabde
,2. What is the most important aspect of the pinning ceremony for nurses?
a. A family member or instructor must put the pin on the graduates' uniform.
b. Only graduates with a high GPA are eligible to wear the pin.
c. It is a sign of their legal authority as a licensed professional.
d. The pin is a sign of caring. - CORRECT ANSWERc
3. Which of the following statements should be included in a presentation on patient
confidentiality?
a. Consent to disclosure is implied when a patient is transferred from one health care provider
or facility to another one.
b. Verbal consent is sufficient to allow family members to see a patient's medical records.
c. If a family member is at the hospital, he or she would be entitled to an update on the
patient's status. - CORRECT ANSWERa
4. A patient has a prescription for Tylenol at 650mg every 6 hours. A nurse only has 325mg pills
of Tylenol available. How many pills would be administered every 6 hours?
a. 6
b. 4
c. 3
d. 2 - CORRECT ANSWERd
5. A patient is diagnosed with congestive heart failure. Which of the following would be
recommended by a nurse as part of the patient's health care plan?
a. Encourage vigorous exercise.
b. Avoid eating fruits and vegetables
c. Monitoring the lower limbs for signs of edema
d. Severely limiting the daily intake of fluids. - CORRECT ANSWERc
, 6. Which of the following symptoms would make a nurse suspect that a patient was in a state of
hypovolemia? Select all that are appropriate.
a. Weight gain of 6 pounds in 24 hours
b. Increased urine output
c. Urine is dark and concentrated
d. Increased pulse rate
e. Dizzy when rising to a standing position
f. Moist mucous membranes
g. Decreased blood pressure - CORRECT ANSWERcdeg
7. What is the best response by the nurse to the spouse of a patient in a long term treatment
facility who asks a nurse for information about the patient's laboratory results?
a. You can ask your spouse for that information.
b. I'm prohibited from giving any information about any patient including your spouse.
c. If you can provide me with the patient's chart number, I can give you that information.
d. It's best if you ask the physician about laboratory values. - CORRECT ANSWERb
Which of the following infectious control methods should be used when caring for a patient
with mycoplasma pneumonia?
a. Wear a surgical mask when within three feet of the patient.
b. Gloves and gown a necessary when changing bed linens.
c. No visitors are allowed in the isolation room.
d. Group activities to minimize entering or leaving the room. - CORRECT ANSWERa
9. A patient is brought to the emergency room with injuries that are indicative of physical
abuse. She states fell off the couch while sleeping. Which of the following actions is most
appropriate for the nurse to take?
