A nurse is completing a family assessment. Which of the following represents a nontraditional family structure?

Two siblings living together as roommates

A nurse witnesses unsafe medication administration by a coworker. What is the best immediate action?

Notify the charge nurse immediately

(DIFFICULT) BONUS QUESTION

The client will maintain oxygen saturation ≥ 92% on room air within 24 hrs

Which of the following are examples of social determinants of health? (Select all that apply)

Access to clean water, Neighborhood safety, Transportation to healthcare appointments

Choose the Most Appropriate Action

Include the family in the education session

Choose the Most Appropriate Action

Begin with general questions about health beliefs and practices

What is the main purpose of the Nurse Practice Act in each state?

To regulate nursing practice and protect the public

Which data is considered subjective?

“I feel dizzy when I stand up”

Choose the Most Appropriate Action

Respect the client’s beliefs and explore safe alternatives

Delay the teaching and notify the supervisor to obtain an interpreter

Choose the Most Appropriate Action

Asks the client to explain cultural preferences, Seeks input from a cultural liaison or interpreter

Choose the Most Appropriate Action

Asking the interpreter to simplify complex terms

Choose the Most Appropriate Action

We must respect the patient’s autonomy, even if the decision leads to harm.

Choose the Most Appropriate Action

The nurse is evaluating the effectiveness of the intervention.

When teaching an elderly patient with low health literacy about a new medication regimen, the nurse should:

Use simple language and visual aids

Which of the following actions fall under the assessment phase of the nursing process? (Select all that apply)

Reviewing lab results, Asking the client about current symptoms, Taking vital signs

What is the purpose of the ANA Scope and Standards of Practice?

Defines nursing responsibilities and performance standards

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NR 222 Exam 2 Review

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This Quiz is designed to reinforce critical nursing concepts for NR 222 Exam 2, focusing on the nursing process, ethics, social determinants of health, and patient-centered care.

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Questions 31

Answers

1
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Diagnosis
Implementation
Evaluation
Planning
2
Which activity is considered an Instrumental Activity of Daily Living (IADL)?
Taking medication
Bathing
Ambulation
Dressing
3
A nurse is completing a family assessment. Which of the following represents a nontraditional family structure?
A single father raising his adopted daughter
Two siblings living together as roommates
An extended family living in the same household
A married mother and father raising their two biological children
4
A nurse witnesses unsafe medication administration by a coworker. What is the best immediate action?
Submit an anonymous complaint
Notify the charge nurse immediately
Confront the coworker in front of the patient
Report it directly to the hospital administrator
5
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Implementation
Planning
Diagnosis
Evaluation
6
(DIFFICULT) BONUS QUESTION
The client will have no signs of edema or crackles within 1 week.
The client will maintain oxygen saturation ≥ 92% on room air within 24 hrs
The client will state understanding of sodium restriction by discharge
The client will ambulate three times daily to improve circulation.
7
Which of the following are examples of social determinants of health? (Select all that apply)
Access to clean water
Neighborhood safety
Transportation to healthcare appointments
Family history of cancer
8
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Include the family in the education session
Tell the patient they must follow medical advice
Explain the complications of unmanaged diabetes
Report the family to social services
9
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Diagnosis
Implementation
Assessment
Planning
10
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Ask a family member to describe the patient’s cultural values
Ask if the patient has any religious objections to medication
Begin with general questions about health beliefs and practices
Inquire about dietary restrictions during religious holidays
11
What is the main purpose of the Nurse Practice Act in each state?
To offer a nursing code of conduct
To provide national practice guidelines
To guide physicians in nurse delegation
To regulate nursing practice and protect the public
12
Which nursing activity is classified as indirect care?
Assisting a client to ambulate
Educating the client on medication side effects
Inserting a urinary catheter
Documenting vital signs
13
Which data is considered subjective?
The patient is pale and sweaty
Respiratory rate of 28
Blood pressure of 150/90
“I feel dizzy when I stand up”
14
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Educate the client on the danger of herbal remedies
Respect the client’s beliefs and explore safe alternatives
Administer the medication anyway
Document refusal and notify the provider
15
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Critical thinking
Clinical judgment
Task completion
Protocol adherence
16
BONUS QUESTION
Provide a written handout in English and continue
Delay the teaching and notify the supervisor to obtain an interpreter
Repeat the teaching more slowly using hand gestures and visuals
Use a bilingual staff member passing by to translate
17
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Affective
Behavioral
Cognitive
Psychomotor
18
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Asks the client to explain cultural preferences
Avoids discussing cultural differences to prevent offense
Uses generalizations to guide care if culture is unknown
Seeks input from a cultural liaison or interpreter
19
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Justice
Fidelity
Autonomy
Nonmaleficence
20
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Indirect care
Instrumental activity of daily living
Direct care
Teaching interventions
21
Which family characteristic reflects a family’s ability to adapt and bounce back from health challenges?
Dynamics
Durability
Diversity
Resiliency
22
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Speaking directly to the client, not the interpreter
Using “I” statements when speaking to the client
Asking the interpreter to simplify complex terms
Avoiding medical jargon or acronyms
23
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
I’ll try to explain the risks so they understand.
It’s in their best interest, so I’ll help explain why they need it.
We must respect the patient’s autonomy, even if the decision leads to harm.
If they refuse treatment, I’ll notify the family so they can convince them.
24
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
The nurse is implementing the care plan.
The nurse is evaluating the effectiveness of the intervention.
The nurse is identifying the patient's diagnosis.
The nurse is planning the next intervention.
25
When teaching an elderly patient with low health literacy about a new medication regimen, the nurse should:
Use medical terminology to be precise
Provide a detailed handout
Use simple language and visual aids
Ask the patient to look it up online
26
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Justice
Fidelity
Veracity
Beneficence
27
A nurse is demonstrating how to administer an injection. Which domain of learning is this?
Psychomotor
Analytical
Affective
Cognitive
28
Which of the following actions fall under the assessment phase of the nursing process? (Select all that apply)
Documenting medication administration
Reviewing lab results
Asking the client about current symptoms
Taking vital signs
29
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Accountability
Advocacy
Confidentiality
Responsibility
30
What is the purpose of the ANA Scope and Standards of Practice?
Guides physicians in clinical decisions
Creates state Nurse Practice Acts
Defines nursing responsibilities and performance standards
Enforces legal consequences for nurses
31
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Adaptation
Affective
Psychomotor
Cognitive

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NR 222 Exam 2 Review

31 termsStudBud Administration30 plays

This Quiz is designed to reinforce critical nursing concepts for NR 222 Exam 2, focusing on the nursing process, ethics, social determinants of health, and patient-centered care.

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Questions 31

Answers

1
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Diagnosis
Implementation
Evaluation
Planning
2
Which activity is considered an Instrumental Activity of Daily Living (IADL)?
Taking medication
Bathing
Ambulation
Dressing
3
A nurse is completing a family assessment. Which of the following represents a nontraditional family structure?
A single father raising his adopted daughter
Two siblings living together as roommates
An extended family living in the same household
A married mother and father raising their two biological children
4
A nurse witnesses unsafe medication administration by a coworker. What is the best immediate action?
Submit an anonymous complaint
Notify the charge nurse immediately
Confront the coworker in front of the patient
Report it directly to the hospital administrator
5
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Implementation
Planning
Diagnosis
Evaluation
6
(DIFFICULT) BONUS QUESTION
The client will have no signs of edema or crackles within 1 week.
The client will maintain oxygen saturation ≥ 92% on room air within 24 hrs
The client will state understanding of sodium restriction by discharge
The client will ambulate three times daily to improve circulation.
7
Which of the following are examples of social determinants of health? (Select all that apply)
Access to clean water
Neighborhood safety
Transportation to healthcare appointments
Family history of cancer
8
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Include the family in the education session
Tell the patient they must follow medical advice
Explain the complications of unmanaged diabetes
Report the family to social services
9
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Diagnosis
Implementation
Assessment
Planning
10
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Ask a family member to describe the patient’s cultural values
Ask if the patient has any religious objections to medication
Begin with general questions about health beliefs and practices
Inquire about dietary restrictions during religious holidays
11
What is the main purpose of the Nurse Practice Act in each state?
To offer a nursing code of conduct
To provide national practice guidelines
To guide physicians in nurse delegation
To regulate nursing practice and protect the public
12
Which nursing activity is classified as indirect care?
Assisting a client to ambulate
Educating the client on medication side effects
Inserting a urinary catheter
Documenting vital signs
13
Which data is considered subjective?
The patient is pale and sweaty
Respiratory rate of 28
Blood pressure of 150/90
“I feel dizzy when I stand up”
14
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Educate the client on the danger of herbal remedies
Respect the client’s beliefs and explore safe alternatives
Administer the medication anyway
Document refusal and notify the provider
15
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Critical thinking
Clinical judgment
Task completion
Protocol adherence
16
BONUS QUESTION
Provide a written handout in English and continue
Delay the teaching and notify the supervisor to obtain an interpreter
Repeat the teaching more slowly using hand gestures and visuals
Use a bilingual staff member passing by to translate
17
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Affective
Behavioral
Cognitive
Psychomotor
18
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Asks the client to explain cultural preferences
Avoids discussing cultural differences to prevent offense
Uses generalizations to guide care if culture is unknown
Seeks input from a cultural liaison or interpreter
19
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Justice
Fidelity
Autonomy
Nonmaleficence
20
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Indirect care
Instrumental activity of daily living
Direct care
Teaching interventions
21
Which family characteristic reflects a family’s ability to adapt and bounce back from health challenges?
Dynamics
Durability
Diversity
Resiliency
22
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Speaking directly to the client, not the interpreter
Using “I” statements when speaking to the client
Asking the interpreter to simplify complex terms
Avoiding medical jargon or acronyms
23
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
I’ll try to explain the risks so they understand.
It’s in their best interest, so I’ll help explain why they need it.
We must respect the patient’s autonomy, even if the decision leads to harm.
If they refuse treatment, I’ll notify the family so they can convince them.
24
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
The nurse is implementing the care plan.
The nurse is evaluating the effectiveness of the intervention.
The nurse is identifying the patient's diagnosis.
The nurse is planning the next intervention.
25
When teaching an elderly patient with low health literacy about a new medication regimen, the nurse should:
Use medical terminology to be precise
Provide a detailed handout
Use simple language and visual aids
Ask the patient to look it up online
26
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Justice
Fidelity
Veracity
Beneficence
27
A nurse is demonstrating how to administer an injection. Which domain of learning is this?
Psychomotor
Analytical
Affective
Cognitive
28
Which of the following actions fall under the assessment phase of the nursing process? (Select all that apply)
Documenting medication administration
Reviewing lab results
Asking the client about current symptoms
Taking vital signs
29
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Accountability
Advocacy
Confidentiality
Responsibility
30
What is the purpose of the ANA Scope and Standards of Practice?
Guides physicians in clinical decisions
Creates state Nurse Practice Acts
Defines nursing responsibilities and performance standards
Enforces legal consequences for nurses
31
Choose the Most Appropriate Action
Adaptation
Affective
Psychomotor
Cognitive