Which is an example of teaching/learning in the affective domain?

The student participates in the class discussions

What is the best way for a nurse to assure that client teaching about using crutches has been effective?

The client shows the nurse how to use the crutches

Insomnia is best described as

Chronic difficulty falling asleep

A client who is 16 and terminally ill wants to donate their organs. Which action by the nurse is right?

Encourage the client to speak to their parents

What is the priority assessment after a death of a loved one?

A client that threatens suicide while mourning a death

Which statement is true?

Hospice care is for patients with 6 months or less to live.

You are caring for 2 clients, who is a priority?

A client with a pulse ox of 88%

A clients is crying when you enter a room, what would you say?

You seem very upset. Lets talk about it.

My client drinks an energy drink and exercises before bed time. What education is important?

Cola and chocolate contain caffeine and could interfere with sleep

A doctor orders a foley catheter and you cant remember the process. What is the nurses best action?

Look up the policy/procedure before inserting the catheter

Organ donation is an option for many clients. If you have to ask the family members about it, what do you say?

Someone will be in to discuss organ donation

What is the best method of learning in the affective domain?

A student who shows an attitude of support to a nurse.

The nurse is providing a client education about hypertension. What is the nurses priority?

Assess their readiness to learn

What is a good plan of care for a client, in the hospital, who hasn't rested?

reschedule all unnecessary interruptions

A client is upset because they are being discharged to a long term care facility, what do you say?

You seem upset, what can I do to support you?

A client who would be best suited to receive palliative care would be

A client with a chronic illness.

A client is in cardiac arrest. A family member is in the room. What do you say?

The code team is here performing CPR, I will stay with you

A child comes to the ER with bruises that cover their abdomen. What is the nurses obligation?

Report the suspected abuse to child/family services

Advocacy can be described as:

supporting a client above all else

An example of advocacy is

Allowing a client to refuse medication

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1
Which is an example of teaching/learning in the affective domain?
The student takes a class on how to do a presentation.
The student demonstrated the use of a walker.
The students remembers information from class.
The student participates in the class discussions
2
What is the best way for a nurse to assure that client teaching about using crutches has been effective?
The client has his wife pick up the crutches at the pharmacy
The client shows the nurse how to use the crutches
The client writes down a list of activities to do
The client doesn't mind using crutches
3
The physician has ordered 0.075 mg of Levothyroxine. The pharmacy sends a bottle of 25mcg/tabs. How many tabs?
3.5 tabs
2.5 tabs
2 tabs
3 tabs
4
Insomnia is best described as
Falling asleep uncontrollably
Excessive sleepiness
Chronic difficulty falling asleep
Needing to urinate at night
5
A client who is 16 and terminally ill wants to donate their organs. Which action by the nurse is right?
Fill out the paperwork with the client and document in chart
Notify the transplant team and make arrangements
Encourage the client to speak to their parents
Call the doctor to talk to the client privately
6
What is the priority assessment after a death of a loved one?
A client experiencing weight loss after a death of a loved one
A client that threatens suicide while mourning a death
A client reading books about grief and loss
A client exercising daily after a family member dies
7
Which statement is true?
Hospice care is for patients with 6 months or less to live.
Hospice care is mostly the same as palliative care.
Hospice care offers pain management through many years of cancer treatment.
Hospice care always assists with a dying patient.
8
You are caring for 2 clients, who is a priority?
A client with respirations of 19
A client with a temp of 99.1 degrees
A client with a HR of 110
A client with a pulse ox of 88%
9
A clients is crying when you enter a room, what would you say?
Don't cry, I am sure things will be fine.
You seem very upset. Lets talk about it.
Is there anything that you'd like to talk about?
Why are you crying all of the time?
10
My client drinks an energy drink and exercises before bed time. What education is important?
Caffeine and exercise are sleep aids
Go right to bed, you should sleep well
Exercising before bed to promote rest
Cola and chocolate contain caffeine and could interfere with sleep
11
A doctor orders a foley catheter and you cant remember the process. What is the nurses best action?
Look up the policy/procedure before inserting the catheter
Call the PCA to insert the foley because they know how
Ask another nurse to perform the task instead
Tell the unit manager that you cant insert a foley
12
Organ donation is an option for many clients. If you have to ask the family members about it, what do you say?
Why wouldn't you donate an organ, if you could?
Someone will be in to discuss organ donation
Everyone donates organs if they can
You should donate any available organs
13
A client has suffered a loss and is weeping. What is the nurses best action?
Ask the client why she is so upset
Walk around the hallways with the client
Sit with the client quietly
Offer to call the hospital Chaplin.
14
A very close family loses their mother. The daughter cries nearly everyday for 15 months. This is an example of
Disenfrachised Grief
Anticipatory Grief
Bargaining
Complicated Grief
15
What is the best method of learning in the affective domain?
A student who shows an attitude of support to a nurse.
A nurse showing a client how to use crutches.
A student practicing a foley cath in lab.
A client who checks their blood sugar.
16
Providing client education is important. What type of environment is conducive to learning?
Temperature 80 degrees
Quiet room with a fan running
Private room with the radio playing
Dark, calming environment
17
It is important to know about narcolepsy, insomnia and the factors that contribute to those and other sleep disorders
True
False
18
The nurse is providing a client education about hypertension. What is the nurses priority?
Ask them how much salt they eat
Assess their family history
Assess their readiness to learn
Assess their health history
19
What is a good plan of care for a client, in the hospital, who hasn't rested?
reschedule all unnecessary interruptions
Wake them up at 3am for a daily weight
re-time all medications so not to wake the client
Carry out routine vitals as scheduled
20
The physician orders 30 mg of fluoxetine to be taken at HS. The pharmacy sends 20 mg tabs. How many tabs in 1 dose?
4tabs
1.65tabs
2.5tabs
1.5tabs
21
A client is upset because they are being discharged to a long term care facility, what do you say?
I'm surprised that you are upset
You seem upset, what can I do to support you?
Don't worry, you'll adapt
Why are you upset?
22
If you are administering medication, what is the nurses first priority?
Check the MAR for accuracy
administer the medication
confirm the patients name and DOB
get the medication from the pyxis
23
You accidentally give the wrong dose of medication, what do you do next?
assess the client
write an incident report
call the doctor
call the charge nurse
24
A client who would be best suited to receive palliative care would be
A client with end-stage cancer
A client who is in the ED without a parent.
A client with a chronic illness.
A client with only 3 months to live.
25
A client is in cardiac arrest. A family member is in the room. What do you say?
Things will go fine, you'll see
If they stop chest compressions, they may die
This must be very difficult, lets go outside.
The code team is here performing CPR, I will stay with you
26
What assessment would be considered impending imminent death?
Increase in oral fluid intake
Altered breathing patterns
Excessive urine output
Bounding radial pulse
27
When a client is actively dying and a family member are in the room, what do you say?
You seem very sad
Why are so sad, you didnt cause this
No matter how you feel right now, it will get easier
It looks like you are sad. Do you want to talk about it?
28
Which option is included in assessing a clients readiness to learn
assess their cultural beliefs
assess their health literacy
assess their social status
assess financial resources
29
A child comes to the ER with bruises that cover their abdomen. What is the nurses obligation?
Ask the parents why the child is bruised
Tell the doctor and call a counselor for the family
Report the suspected abuse to child/family services
Ask the mother is the father is hitting the child
30
Sitting quietly next to a client is an example of
non-emotional support
therapeutic communication
avoidance
the nursing process
31
Showing a patient how to use crutches would be which type of learning domain?
Psychomotor
Readiness
Willingness
Cognitive
32
Advocacy can be described as:
encouraging a client to share their feelings
supporting a client above all else
including a clients family members in decision making
only listen to the clients spouse
33
Beneficence, non-maleficence, justice, fidelity and autonomy are all
Health Care Ethics
Legal terms in nursing
Crazy words with no meaning
key ways to communicate with clients
34
The physician orders 40 mg of omeprazole bid for a client. The bottle has 20mg caps. How many capsules in 24hr?
2
4
5
3
35
A client states that he knows all their is to know about having high cholesterol. What question is important to ask 1st?
what do you know?
what makes you think that you know everything?
where did you get your information?
why do you think high cholesterol is normal?
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An example of advocacy is
Talking to a client about a new test result before the doctor
Allowing a client to take their home meds in the hospital to save money
Allowing a family member to access a clients chart
Allowing a client to refuse medication

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