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WorksheetsNUR 111 Final Review- Stanley Content
Total questions: 7
Worksheet time: 4mins
The nurse is teaching a patient with diabetes how to use an insulin pen. Which teaching strategy is most effective?
- A. Demonstrating the technique and asking the patient to return the demonstration.
- B. Giving the patient a brochure on insulin administration.
- C. Showing a video about insulin pens.
- D. Providing verbal instructions without a demonstration
A patient asks why they need to learn about their new medication. What is the nurse’s best response?
- A. "Knowing about your medication helps you take an active role in your care."
- B. "It’s hospital policy for us to teach you."
- C. "So you can avoid calling your provider with questions."
- D. "Because it’s part of your discharge plan."
When providing discharge teaching, which method is most effective for ensuring patient understanding?
- A. Providing written instructions only.
clarity.
- B. Asking the patient to repeat the instructions in their own words.
- C. Telling the patient to call if they have questions.
- D. Using medical jargon for clarity.
A nurse is teaching a patient about managing hypertension. Which statement indicates the patient needs further teaching?
- A. "I will take my medication even if I feel fine."
- B. "I can stop my medication once my blood pressure is normal."
- C. "I will check my blood pressure regularly."
- D. "I will reduce my sodium intake as recommended."
When assessing a patient's spirituality, which question is most appropriate?
- A. "Do you attend religious services?"
- B. "What brings you comfort during difficult times?"
- C. "Are you affiliated with a specific religious group?"
- D. "How often do you pray?"
A nurse is planning care for a patient who requests prayer before surgery. What is the nurse’s best action?
- A. Ignore the request as it is not a nursing responsibility.
- B. Notify the healthcare provider about the patient’s request.
- C. Provide a quiet environment and time for the patient to pray.
- D. Lead the prayer for the patient.
A patient expresses that their illness is a punishment from a higher power. What is the nurse’s best response?
- A. "Let’s focus on getting you better."
- B. "Why do you believe that?"
- C. "Would you like to speak with a chaplain or spiritual advisor?"
- D. "That’s not true; illness is caused by physical issues."
