WGU D223 {LATEST 2026 -2027 update}
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100%
CORRECT
What key red flag was found when reviewing the usage report and confirmed by the
sample testing report? - correct answer (D) The usage and order reports did not match
up.
What should a nurse consider when delivering value-based care? - correct answer (B)
A nurse must consider accountability and cross checks for accountability concerning
patient safety and cost across the healthcare continuum.
What role does the interprofessional collaboration process play in providing equitable
patient-centered care? - correct answer (C) It improves equitable, patient-centered
care by ensuring shared goals of care.
,Consider the case at Windsor Oncology. As a reasonably prudent nurse, if Nurse Mills
had not spoken up, why could she have been sued for malpractice? - correct answer
(C) It is a nurse's professional duty to report and document concerns, not speaking up
would have increased the number of patients affected, and there could be a direct
connection between not speaking up and increased damages.
In Pearl's obituary, her family said, "My mother was taken too soon. If she had
appropriate care, she should have survived this battle." Which law maintains the
patient and their family's ability to file a lawsuit? - correct answer (C) Tort Reform
To support the overall functioning at Windsor Oncology, describe what a nurse can do
to guarantee that issues, such as lack of side effects or other patient concerns, are
recorded and considered. - correct answer In order to support the overall functioning
of a facility has policies, regulations, and guidelines to ensure patient concerns and
uncharacteristic signs and symptoms are in place. These policies, regulations and
, guidelines should a clear plan when patients have unusual reactions to medications
and concerns about their medications. Nurses must be members of the boards and
ethical committees that determine such policies, regulations, and guidelines. The
ethical code of ethics binds the nurse to be a part of such boards/committees.
Identify and list potential repercussions of reporting a colleague. Explain how the
whistleblower laws could protect a nurse. - correct answer The potential
repercussions for nurses who report colleagues include loss of job, career elevation
denial, and social isolation. The American Nurse Association has detailed
whistleblower protection for nurses. The laws protect nurses from any facility
retaliatory actions.
List self-care strategies you can employ as a nurse. Explain how practicing self-care
can help you improve patient care. - correct answer anything
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100%
CORRECT
What key red flag was found when reviewing the usage report and confirmed by the
sample testing report? - correct answer (D) The usage and order reports did not match
up.
What should a nurse consider when delivering value-based care? - correct answer (B)
A nurse must consider accountability and cross checks for accountability concerning
patient safety and cost across the healthcare continuum.
What role does the interprofessional collaboration process play in providing equitable
patient-centered care? - correct answer (C) It improves equitable, patient-centered
care by ensuring shared goals of care.
,Consider the case at Windsor Oncology. As a reasonably prudent nurse, if Nurse Mills
had not spoken up, why could she have been sued for malpractice? - correct answer
(C) It is a nurse's professional duty to report and document concerns, not speaking up
would have increased the number of patients affected, and there could be a direct
connection between not speaking up and increased damages.
In Pearl's obituary, her family said, "My mother was taken too soon. If she had
appropriate care, she should have survived this battle." Which law maintains the
patient and their family's ability to file a lawsuit? - correct answer (C) Tort Reform
To support the overall functioning at Windsor Oncology, describe what a nurse can do
to guarantee that issues, such as lack of side effects or other patient concerns, are
recorded and considered. - correct answer In order to support the overall functioning
of a facility has policies, regulations, and guidelines to ensure patient concerns and
uncharacteristic signs and symptoms are in place. These policies, regulations and
, guidelines should a clear plan when patients have unusual reactions to medications
and concerns about their medications. Nurses must be members of the boards and
ethical committees that determine such policies, regulations, and guidelines. The
ethical code of ethics binds the nurse to be a part of such boards/committees.
Identify and list potential repercussions of reporting a colleague. Explain how the
whistleblower laws could protect a nurse. - correct answer The potential
repercussions for nurses who report colleagues include loss of job, career elevation
denial, and social isolation. The American Nurse Association has detailed
whistleblower protection for nurses. The laws protect nurses from any facility
retaliatory actions.
List self-care strategies you can employ as a nurse. Explain how practicing self-care
can help you improve patient care. - correct answer anything
