WorksheetsNUR102: Final Review Questions
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 16mins
Which study technique is recommended for strengthening test-taking skills according to the study guide?
Practice NCLEX-style questions
Memorize textbook chapters
Study in groups only
Avoid using flashcards
What is one of the key focuses for safety and prioritization concepts mentioned in the study guide?
ABCs and Maslow's hierarchy
Time management
Group discussions
Lecture notes
According to the study guide, what is a suggested method for reinforcing understanding of the material?
Teach a concept to a peer
Read the material once
Skip difficult topics
Focus only on highlighted notes
How does the care for older adults differ from that for younger patients in terms of hygiene?
Older adults require less frequent hygiene care
Older adults have the same hygiene needs as younger patients
Older adults may have different skin and scalp problems
Older adults need more colorful hygiene products
Why is it important to differentiate between medical and surgical asepsis?
They are the same and do not need differentiation
To ensure proper infection control measures
To choose the right medication
To improve patient comfort
What is the importance of understanding the role of the musculoskeletal and nervous systems in the regulation of activity and exercise?
It helps in diagnosing cardiovascular diseases.
It aids in the development of exercise plans for patients.
It is crucial for understanding dietary needs.
It assists in the management of respiratory conditions.
What is a key consideration when planning an exercise program for patients across the life span?
The patient's dietary preferences.
The patient's level of activity tolerance.
The patient's sleep patterns.
The patient's family history.
Why is it important to assess the risk factors affecting a patient's oxygenation?
To determine the patient's dietary needs.
To evaluate the patient's exercise routine.
To identify potential clinical outcomes related to oxygenation.
To assess the patient's hydration levels.
What strategies can be used to maintain a patient's airway?
Increasing fluid intake.
Implementing dietary changes.
Using airway management techniques.
Encouraging complete bed rest.
Explain the effects of a well-balanced diet on the body throughout the life span.
It only affects physical appearance.
It has no impact on mental health.
It supports overall health and development.
It is only important during childhood.
Discuss the role of gastrointestinal organs in digestion and elimination.
They only store food.
They are not involved in nutrient absorption.
They aid in breaking down food and absorbing nutrients.
They only function during sleep.
Describe the pressure injury staging system.
It categorizes injuries based on color.
It stages injuries based on depth and tissue involvement.
It only applies to minor injuries.
It is not used in clinical settings.
Contrast the characteristics of acute pain with those of chronic pain.
Acute pain lasts longer than chronic pain.
Chronic pain is usually less intense.
Acute pain is sudden and short-term, while chronic pain persists over time.
Chronic pain is always more severe.
What is a nurse's role when caring for patients experiencing loss, grief, or death?
To provide only physical care
To ignore emotional needs
To support both emotional and physical needs
To focus solely on medication
Which theory is integrated with nursing theories to discuss stress?
Grief theory
Stress theory
Adaptation theory
Crisis theory
What is one of the best defenses for legal claims associated with nursing care?
Incomplete documentation
Accurate documentation
Verbal communication
Ignoring documentation
How can cultural competence be developed in healthcare settings?
By ignoring cultural differences
By using self-examination and communication
By focusing solely on medical knowledge
By avoiding patient interaction
What is the role of health literacy in patient care?
It is irrelevant to patient outcomes
It only affects patients with chronic illnesses
It helps in understanding and using health information
It is only important for healthcare providers
Which approach is important for assessing a patient's spirituality?
Ignoring spiritual cues
Recognizing cues related to spirituality
Focusing only on physical health
Avoiding discussions about religion
How can a nurse enhance a patient's sexual health?
By ignoring the patient's concerns
By using a nurse's role in maintaining or enhancing sexual health
By focusing only on physical symptoms
By avoiding discussions about sexuality
A nurse is preparing to administer a medication to a client. Which of the following identifiers should the nurse use to verify the client's identity? (Select the best answer.)
Room number
Client's full name and date of birth
Bed label
Verbal confirmation from a family member
A nurse is teaching a client who has a new diagnosis of diabetes mellitus. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understanding of the teaching?
I will check my blood glucose once a week.
I can continue eating large portions of pasta.
I will rotate my insulin injection sites.
I will skip doses if I feel well.
Which of the following tasks should the nurse delegate to an assistive personnel (AP)?
Administering a fleet enema
Monitoring a client's pain level
Assisting a client to ambulate
Teaching a client about a low-sodium diet
A nurse is caring for a client who has a pressure injury with a moist wound bed. Which of the following dressings should the nurse apply?
Dry sterile gauze
Transparent film
Hydrocolloid dressing
Foam dressing
Which of the following actions by the nurse demonstrates proper use of restraints?
Securing the restraint to the side rail
Obtaining a provider's order within 1 hour of application
Performing circulation checks every 4 hours
Using a belt restraint for all confused clients
A nurse is assessing an older adult client. Which finding should the nurse report to the provider?
Decreased skin turgor
Decreased taste sensation
Presence of tenting on the abdomen
Presence of crackles in the lungs
A nurse is teaching a group of new parents about safe sleep practices for infants. Which statements should the nurse include? (Select all that apply.)
Place the baby on their back to sleep.
Use a firm mattress in the crib.
Keep soft toys and blankets in the crib.
Share the bed with the baby.
Maintain a smoke-free environment.
Which of the following actions should the nurse take to prevent falls in a hospitalized client? (Select all that apply.)
Ensure the call light is within reach.
Keep the bed in the highest position.
Place a fall-risk sign at the bedside.
Offer toileting on a regular schedule.
Encourage the use of non-slip footwear.
A nurse is caring for a client with dysphagia. Which actions should the nurse take? (Select all that apply.)
Encourage the client to tuck chin while swallowing.
Offer thin liquids frequently.
Monitor for coughing or choking.
Keep the client upright during meals.
Avoid using a straw unless directed.
A nurse is reinforcing teaching with a client about proper hand hygiene. Which statements by the client indicate understanding? (Select all that apply.)
I will wash my hands after using the restroom.
I will use hand sanitizer after blowing my nose.
I do not need to wash my hands after removing gloves.
I will scrub my hands for at least 20 seconds.
I can use hand sanitizer if my hands are visibly dirty.
