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enteral nutrition indications Correct Answers anorexia 
malnutrition 
coma 
liver failure 
head/neck trauma 
failed swallow test 
metabolic stress (burn patients) 
 
Complications of enteral feeding Correct Answers aspiration 
(pneumonia) 
diarrhea/vomiting 
tube dislodgment 
electrolyte imbalance 
 
regular and NPH insulin adminsitration Correct Answers draw air into 
NPH 
draw air into regular 
draw up regular 
draw up NPH 
 
sliding scale insulin Correct Answers • Adjust...
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a cognitive process that utilizes thinking that is purposeful, insightful, 
reflective, and goal directed in order to develop conclusions, solutions, 
and alternatives that are appropriate for the given situation Correct 
Answers critical thinking 
 
the examination of one's own reasoning or thought processes. critical 
thinking includes this. Correct Answers metacognition 
 
critical thinking enhances clinical decision making. ___________ is the 
core of the nursing processes. Corre...
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What is the correct blood flow pathway through the heart? Correct 
Answers Right atrium → Right ventricle → Pulmonary arteries → 
Lungs 
 
Which heart sound is associated with the closure of the mitral and 
tricuspid valves? Correct Answers S1 
 
What is the best method to confirm absent peripheral pulses? Correct 
Answers Use a Doppler ultrasound. 
 
Where is the PMI located in a healthy adult? Correct Answers 5th ICS, 
midclavicular line. 
 
A patient has a displaced PMI. Wh...
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primary health care Correct Answers foundation of Canada's health 
system, focuses on health promotion/disease prevention, ensure 
equitable distribution 
 
Bangkok charter for health promotion in a globalized world Correct 
Answers 2005, health is human right, mental and spirit important to 
health, global inequalities exist 
 
social determinants of health Correct Answers economic and social 
conditions that shape health and determine if one can achieve health 
 
Indian Act Corre...
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What shapes history? Correct Answers - Advocacy (Advocating for 
people / themselves) 
 - Bold actions (ex. The womens movement) 
 -Conflict ( war → way for women to get into army as nurses) 
 - Economy 
 -Social Movements 
 
culture (Different cultures require different care) 
 
Factors that have impacted nursing (Past + Current) Correct Answers - 
Status or value societal attributes to nursing (nurse in olden days → 
respectable, single, white Christian women) 
 - Power (Gove...
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during an assessment of a patient, the nurse observes asterixis, twitching 
of the extremities, and notices that the patient is displaying inappropriate 
behavior and disorientation. which condition does the nurse suspect? 
 
a. graft vs host disease 
b. ascites 
c. esophageal varices 
d. hepatic encephalopathy Correct Answers d. hepatic encephalopathy 
 
SATA: which of the following are priority assessments for a patient with 
hepatic encephalopathy? 
 - assessment of the skin for sp...
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A woman in labor received an opioid close to the time of birth. The 
nurse would assess the newborn for which effect? 
respiratory depression 
hyperreflexia 
abdominal distention 
urinary retention Correct Answers respiratory depression 
 
Which medication is administered to reverse the depressant effects of 
opioids? 
meperidine 
nalbuphine 
butorphanol 
naloxone Correct Answers naloxone 
 
A client comes to the emergency department reporting strong 
contractions that have lasted...
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Complications of cirrhosis Correct Answers Portal hypertension 
Esophageal and gastric varices 
Peripheral edema and ascites 
Hepatic encephalopathy 
Hepatorenal syndrome 
Elevated ammonia 
Increased INR 
 
Bipolar I Correct Answers • Full-blown mania that alternates with 
episodes of major depression 
• Hospitalization may be required 
• At least 1 major depressive episode 
• At least one manic episode 
• Psychosis 
 
Criteria for Delirium Correct Answers Unclear consc...
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holistic health Correct Answers Caring for the physical, emotional, 
mental, social, and spiritual needs of the patient -Nurses care for these needs directly or by advocating and arranging 
appropriate care 
 
Therapeutic Nurse-Patient relationship Correct Answers -the nurse must 
respect diversity of all clients and treat all clients with integrity, honesty, 
and compassion, regardless of the personal beliefs and feelings 
 
_____ will result in a clients healthcare due to needs not bei...
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Fluid chamber: intracellular Correct Answers Fluid inside the cell 
 
Fluid chamber: Intracellular percentage Correct Answers 40% of total 
body water 
 
Fluid chamber: extracellular Correct Answers Fluid found outside the 
cell 
 
Fluid chamber: extracellular percentage Correct Answers 5% of total 
body water 
 
Fluid chamber: Interstitial Correct Answers Fluid found in the space 
around the cell 
 
Fluid chamber: interstitial percentage Correct Answers 15% of total 
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Almost every person is a member of a group of some sort. However, 
only one group, _______________, is typically concerned with all parts 
of a person's life and with meeting the individual's basic human needs to 
promote health. Correct Answers the family 
 
any group of people who live together and depend on one another for 
physical, emotional, and financial support. Correct Answers a family 
 
the family is a buffer between the _________________ and the 
_____________. Correct...
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History is the foundation of current events and situations. The nurse 
must be well-versed with the historical foundations of nursing law and 
legislation in order to understand the evolution of nursing jurisprudence. 
The following questions pertain to the evolution of the Philippine 
Nursing Acts. 
This year the Board of Nursing is celebrating its 103rd founding 
anniversary as the body that regulates nursing practice in the Philippines. 
It was created in what year? 
a. 1920 
b. 192...
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NCLEX REVIEW: NURSING LEADERSHIP AND 
MANAGEMENT ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS 
AND DETAILED ANSWERS|ALREADY GRADED A
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1. The provision of quality nursing care to clients, wherever delivered, 
depends on the: 
a. appropriate nursing diagnoses. 
b. current wage scale. 
c. number of nurse leaders. 
d. right skill mix. Correct Ans- ANS: D 
The major goal of staffing management is to provide the right number of 
nursing staff with the 
right qualifications to deliver safe, high-quality, and cost-effective 
nursing care to a group of 
patients and their families as evidenced by positive clinical outcomes, ...
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1. According to the definition, which word best describes leadership? 
A Allocate 
B Influence 
C Evaluate 
D Control Correct Ans- B 
 
Leadership is the ability to guide or influence others. The other words 
are more applicable to the supervision of resources. 
 
2. A nurse manager will likely have which of the following types of 
power? 
A Referent 
B Informal 
C Legitimate 
D Connection Correct Ans- C 
 
Legitimate power is based on an official position in the organization. ...
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Leadership Correct Ans- A social influence or a person's ability to 
move other people to act. 
 
Nursing Leadership Correct Ans- Defined as the process where the 
nurse influences one or more persons to achieve specific goals in the 
provision of nursing care of one or more patients. It is a 
multidimensional process. 
 
Management Correct Ans- A process of getting things done through 
people. It supervises people and uses resources in doing tasks, 
responsible for initiating st...
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Which of the following guidelines should be least considered in 
formulating objectives for nursing care? 
 
A. Written nursing care plan 
B. Holistic approach 
C. Prescribed standards 
D. Staff preferences. Correct Ans- D. Staff preferences 
 
Rationale: Staff preferences should be the least priority in formulation 
objectives to nursing care. Individual preferences should be subordinate 
to the interest of the patients/ 
 
Stephanie considers shifting to transformational leaders...
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One of the major aspects of Kouzes and Posner's Enabling Others to Act 
includes fostering collaboration. In order for a leader to foster 
collaboration, one must.... 
A. Work independently of others 
B. Display a lack of empathy 
C. Build a climate of trust and facilitate relationships 
D. Use belittling and condescending communication with staff Correct 
Ans- C. Build a climate of trust and facilitate relationships 
 
Kouzes and Posner believe that a good leader should do which of...
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Alexandra is tasked to organize the new wing of the hospital. She was 
given the authority to do as she deems fit. She is aware that the director 
of nursing has 
substantial trust and confidence in her capabilities, communicates 
through downward and upward channels and usually uses the ideas and 
opinions of her 
staff. Which of the following is her style of management? 
 
a) Benevolent -authoritative 
b) Consultative/ Democratic 
c) Exploitive-authoritative 
d) Multicratic Correc...
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Organizing Correct Ans- Establishing a formal structure that provides 
the best possible coordination or use of resources to accomplish the 
objective 
 
Organization Correct Ans- Signifies an institution or functional group 
with a formal intentional structure of roles and position 
 
Formal Structure Correct Ans- Relationships are defined, procedures 
are outlined, equipment is readied and task are assigned 
 
Informal Structure Correct Ans- Unplanned and convert, with informal ...
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