NUR3225 Exam 1 (EAQs) Final Test
Quizzes All Answered Correct Rated
A+ 2026.
Which statement by the nurse leader reflects an appropriate way to manage the stress causing
headaches, hypertension, and gastrointestinal problems?
A) I will avoid protein
B) I will plan a vacation
C) I will get enough sleep
D) I will participate in support groups - Answer C
A client who has just had an adrenalectomy is told about a death in the family and becomes
very upset. Which concern about the client would prompt the nurse to notify the HCP?
A) Analgesia and mild sedation will be required to ensure rest
B) Steroid replacement medication therapy will have to be reduced
C) There is a decreased ability to handle stress despite steroid therapy
D) Feelings of exhaustion and lethargy may result from the emotional stress - Answer C
The nurse teaches a client about ways to manage stress and anxiety. Which statement by the
client indicates the need for further instruction?
A) I should avoid exercise to prevent physical stress on the body
B) Journaling can help identify stressors and other things that are causing anxiety
C) Trying to find humor in a stressful situation can help make it easier to deal with
D) Refraining a negative situation in a positive light can help me change my perception about
the situation - Answer A
The nurse is assessing a young client who presents with recurrent gastrointestinal disorders. On
further assessment, the nurse learns that the client is experiencing job-related pressures. Which
action is most important for the nurse to take?
, D) Ask the client to use sunscreen when working outdoors - Answer A
Which physical manifestation would the nurse expect to observe if a client is anxious?
A) Constricted pupils
B) Narrowed bronchioles
C) Decreased blood pressure
D) Increased blood glucose levels - Answer D
Which portion of the nervous system is primarily responsible for the clinical manifestations that
occur during a crisis?
A) CNS
B) PNS
C) SNS
D) PNS - Answer C
Which conscious, healthy, coping behaviors would the nurse recommend a client use to reduce
anxiety? (SATA)
A) Eating
B) Sublimation
C) Exercise
D) Journaling
E) Rationalization
F) Talking to friends - Answer C,D,F
Which factor is the most significant one that influences a client to cope with an unexpected
hospitalization?
A) Cognitive age
B) Past coping styles
Quizzes All Answered Correct Rated
A+ 2026.
Which statement by the nurse leader reflects an appropriate way to manage the stress causing
headaches, hypertension, and gastrointestinal problems?
A) I will avoid protein
B) I will plan a vacation
C) I will get enough sleep
D) I will participate in support groups - Answer C
A client who has just had an adrenalectomy is told about a death in the family and becomes
very upset. Which concern about the client would prompt the nurse to notify the HCP?
A) Analgesia and mild sedation will be required to ensure rest
B) Steroid replacement medication therapy will have to be reduced
C) There is a decreased ability to handle stress despite steroid therapy
D) Feelings of exhaustion and lethargy may result from the emotional stress - Answer C
The nurse teaches a client about ways to manage stress and anxiety. Which statement by the
client indicates the need for further instruction?
A) I should avoid exercise to prevent physical stress on the body
B) Journaling can help identify stressors and other things that are causing anxiety
C) Trying to find humor in a stressful situation can help make it easier to deal with
D) Refraining a negative situation in a positive light can help me change my perception about
the situation - Answer A
The nurse is assessing a young client who presents with recurrent gastrointestinal disorders. On
further assessment, the nurse learns that the client is experiencing job-related pressures. Which
action is most important for the nurse to take?
, D) Ask the client to use sunscreen when working outdoors - Answer A
Which physical manifestation would the nurse expect to observe if a client is anxious?
A) Constricted pupils
B) Narrowed bronchioles
C) Decreased blood pressure
D) Increased blood glucose levels - Answer D
Which portion of the nervous system is primarily responsible for the clinical manifestations that
occur during a crisis?
A) CNS
B) PNS
C) SNS
D) PNS - Answer C
Which conscious, healthy, coping behaviors would the nurse recommend a client use to reduce
anxiety? (SATA)
A) Eating
B) Sublimation
C) Exercise
D) Journaling
E) Rationalization
F) Talking to friends - Answer C,D,F
Which factor is the most significant one that influences a client to cope with an unexpected
hospitalization?
A) Cognitive age
B) Past coping styles
