PNR208 Exam 2 Quiz Challenge - April 2025

A patient has a racing heart rate, agitation, and over-excited speech. Which drug are they most likely using?

A patient tells the nurse, "I can't seem to check my pulse correctly." How should the nurse respond?

Which signs of alcohol withdrawal would the nurse expect in the mid-to-late stages? Select all that apply.

A nurse is opening a clinic for adults in the LGBTQ community. What is the first step he should take?

A patient has started taking lithium to stabilize his moods. The nurse knows he needs further teaching when he says:

The nurse is admitting a patient to an alcohol detox unit. Which of these interventions would NOT be in the care plan?

A teenage mom says she plans to go back to school to finish her education. What is the nurse's best response?

A patient has an ethical conflict with his family over his final wishes. What should the nurse do first?

A culturally competent nurse uses which of the following interventions when caring for patients? Select all that apply.

Which meal would be appropriate for a Jewish patient who follows a kosher diet?

Which of the following best describes cultural competence?

A teen who identifies as LGBTQ tells the nurse she feels isolated at school. What is the nurse's best response?

A dying patient is taking shallow breaths, followed by periods when breathing stops (apnea). What is this called?

Which of the patients below is displaying signs of Generalized Anxiety Disorder?

A nurse finds out that a co-worker has been falsifying her charting. What is the nurse's legal and ethical obligation?

The priorities for patient care in hospice nursing include all of the following EXCEPT:

The public health nurse knows that vulnerable populations have which of these risks in common? Select all that apply

Which of the following pregnant teenagers has the highest risk of postpartum depression after her baby is born?

What changes would the nurse expect in a dying patient's skin?

A nurse caring for a Native American patient notices that the patient avoids eye contact. The nurse knows that:

The nurse knows that the liver can metabolize how much alcohol per hour?

A nurse teaches a class about poisoning hazards in children. Which products should be discussed? Select all that apply.

Which group has the highest risk of harm from exposure to environmental toxins?

The nurse is assessing a patient for barriers to learning. Which statement suggests that the patient has low literacy?

The ethical principle of beneficence is important in nursing because:

The duties of an occupational health nurse may include which of the following? Select all that apply.

All of the following factors contribute to a patient's blood alcohol concentration (BAC) EXCEPT:

Which of the following interventions represents secondary prevention for teenage mothers?

The nurse is visiting a teenage patient who is pregnant. Which statement by the teen is most concerning?