NUR 101 Quiz 1

Which IPEC competency focuses on maintaining mutual respect and shared values among healthcare team members?

A nurse is caring for a patient who is confused and restless. What should the nurse do first?

When delegating a task, ensuring the delegatee has the appropriate skills and knowledge is referred to as the:

Which of the following is a key part of the “D” step in IDEAL?

When formulating goals during the nursing process, goals should be:

De-escalation techniques are most effective when they:

After gathering patient data, what should a nurse do next?

What is a primary benefit of using de-escalation techniques with an agitated patient?

Interruptions during communication can lead to:

Which of the following is a common barrier to effective interprofessional communication?

Which is the most important first step when assessing a new patient?

A nurse is planning discharge for a client with congestive heart failure. Which action best supports continuity of care?

De-escalation strategies help to:

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 Rights of Delegation?

What does autonomy in nursing primarily refer to?

Which of the following is a core competency of the Interprofessional Education Collaborative (IPEC)?

Clear instructions and expectations when delegating relate to which right?

A patient develops shortness of breath and chest pain. Using clinical judgment and evidence-based practice do first?

A nurse has several tasks to complete. Which should be prioritized first?

During implementation, what is the nurse’s priority?

During teaching, a client appears confused. Which action by the nursesupports continuity of care by clear communication

What belongs in the Plan section of a SOAP note?

Which part of a SOAP note includes information reported directly by the patient?

When analyzing patient data, what is the nurse’s primary goal?

When using the IDEAL discharge teaching, which key area should the nurse discuss to ensure safe care after discharge?

A nurse demonstrates effective nursing judgment when they:

You note a 3 cm reddened area on the left heel with no drainage. This is:

A nurse prioritizes care for four patients. Which patient should be seen first based on acuity?

Caring for a patient who gets antihypertensive medication. Reports dizzy and lightheaded what's best clinical judgement?

Which of the following is an example of a well-written nursing goal?

A patient states, “I feel dizzy when I stand up.” This information belongs in which section?

A nurse is preparing to administer medications to four clients. Who should the nurse assess first, based on the level

A patient arrives with crushing chest pain and shortness of breath. Which level of acuity best describes this patient?

When setting patient goals, what characteristic is most important?

What does the “I” in the IDEAL discharge teaching model stand for?

A patient refuses a recommended treatment. The nurse’s best response is to:

In which step of the nursing process are measurable and realistic goals established?

If an intervention is not achieving desired outcomes, what should the nurse do?

In which section of the SOAP note would you document a patient’s blood pressure and oxygen saturation?

Which of the following is the BEST strategy for a nurse to manage unexpected disruptions during a shift?