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NUR 216 EXAM 2 ||VERIFIED EXAM!!|| MOST RECENT
EXAM ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
NEWEST EXAM!!!
The nurse has finished assisting a patient with prayer.
Which is the next appropriate action for the nurse?
A. Leaving the patient to self-reflect
B. Asking the patient if they would like the chaplain to visit
C. Charting that the patient was assisted with prayer
D. Remaining with the patient after prayer - Answer-
Remaining with the patient after prayer
The nurse is integrating an older patient's spiritual needs
into the plan of care.
Based on the stage of life of the patient, in which phase of
spiritual development is the patient most likely to be?
A. Conjunctive faith
B. Universalizing
C. Synthetic-conventional faith
D. Individuative-reflective faith - Answer-Conjunctive faith
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The nurse is admitting a patient to the unit who practices
Hinduism.
Which is the most appropriate question that the nurse can
ask the patient to integrate the patient's religious practices
into the plan of care?
A. "Are you a vegetarian?"
B. "Do you use any alternative therapies?"
C."Do you fast before prayer?"
D. "Do you observe a holy day?" - Answer-"Do you use
any alternative therapies?"
The nurse has implemented dignity therapy for a patient
who is an Orthodox Jew. During the recording of the
patient's life history, the patient discusses the importance
of dress in the Jewish religion.
Which best describes the nurse's understanding of the
patient wearing a yarmulke?
A. The patient is required by religious law to keep his head
covered.
B.Wearing a yarmulke signifies the transition from a child
into an adult.
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C. A yarmulke is an indicator that a person has completed
a religious rite of passage.
D. The patient wears a yarmulke as a sign of respect to
God. - Answer-The patient wears a yarmulke as a sign of
respect to God.
The nurse is integrating an older patient's spiritual needs
into the plan of care.
Based on the stage of life of the patient, in which phase of
spiritual development is the patient most likely to be?
A. Individuative-reflective faith
B. Synthetic-conventional faith
C.Universalizing
D. Conjunctive faith - Answer-Conjunctive faith
The nurse is caring for a hospitalized patient who is an
Orthodox Jew and is expressing concern about not
keeping the Sabbath.
Based on the patient's concern, which nursing diagnosis is
most appropriate?
A. Decisional Conflict related to conflict between treatment
plan and religious beliefs
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B. Situational Low Self-Esteem related to failure to live
within the precepts of one's faith
C. Fear related to apprehension about the soul's future
after death
D. Ineffective Coping related to feelings of abandonment
by God and loss of religious faith - Answer-Situational Low
Self-Esteem related to failure to live within the precepts of
one's faith
While admitting a patient, the nurse observes the patient's
jeweled cross and states, "Great look. I can see that your
religious beliefs are important to you."
Which best describes the nurse's approach to the patient?
A. The new nurse is efficient at getting information.
B. Complimenting the patient's appearance is helpful.
C. Rapport was not established.
D. The focus on the jewelry may appear materialistic. -
Answer-Rapport was not established
The nurse is preparing a presentation on disease
prevention in the community.
Which resource will be the most effective for the nurse to
use to help disseminate teaching on disease prevention in
the spiritual communities?
NUR 216 EXAM 2 ||VERIFIED EXAM!!|| MOST RECENT
EXAM ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
ALREADY GRADED A+ | GUARANTEED SUCCESS!!
NEWEST EXAM!!!
The nurse has finished assisting a patient with prayer.
Which is the next appropriate action for the nurse?
A. Leaving the patient to self-reflect
B. Asking the patient if they would like the chaplain to visit
C. Charting that the patient was assisted with prayer
D. Remaining with the patient after prayer - Answer-
Remaining with the patient after prayer
The nurse is integrating an older patient's spiritual needs
into the plan of care.
Based on the stage of life of the patient, in which phase of
spiritual development is the patient most likely to be?
A. Conjunctive faith
B. Universalizing
C. Synthetic-conventional faith
D. Individuative-reflective faith - Answer-Conjunctive faith
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The nurse is admitting a patient to the unit who practices
Hinduism.
Which is the most appropriate question that the nurse can
ask the patient to integrate the patient's religious practices
into the plan of care?
A. "Are you a vegetarian?"
B. "Do you use any alternative therapies?"
C."Do you fast before prayer?"
D. "Do you observe a holy day?" - Answer-"Do you use
any alternative therapies?"
The nurse has implemented dignity therapy for a patient
who is an Orthodox Jew. During the recording of the
patient's life history, the patient discusses the importance
of dress in the Jewish religion.
Which best describes the nurse's understanding of the
patient wearing a yarmulke?
A. The patient is required by religious law to keep his head
covered.
B.Wearing a yarmulke signifies the transition from a child
into an adult.
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C. A yarmulke is an indicator that a person has completed
a religious rite of passage.
D. The patient wears a yarmulke as a sign of respect to
God. - Answer-The patient wears a yarmulke as a sign of
respect to God.
The nurse is integrating an older patient's spiritual needs
into the plan of care.
Based on the stage of life of the patient, in which phase of
spiritual development is the patient most likely to be?
A. Individuative-reflective faith
B. Synthetic-conventional faith
C.Universalizing
D. Conjunctive faith - Answer-Conjunctive faith
The nurse is caring for a hospitalized patient who is an
Orthodox Jew and is expressing concern about not
keeping the Sabbath.
Based on the patient's concern, which nursing diagnosis is
most appropriate?
A. Decisional Conflict related to conflict between treatment
plan and religious beliefs
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B. Situational Low Self-Esteem related to failure to live
within the precepts of one's faith
C. Fear related to apprehension about the soul's future
after death
D. Ineffective Coping related to feelings of abandonment
by God and loss of religious faith - Answer-Situational Low
Self-Esteem related to failure to live within the precepts of
one's faith
While admitting a patient, the nurse observes the patient's
jeweled cross and states, "Great look. I can see that your
religious beliefs are important to you."
Which best describes the nurse's approach to the patient?
A. The new nurse is efficient at getting information.
B. Complimenting the patient's appearance is helpful.
C. Rapport was not established.
D. The focus on the jewelry may appear materialistic. -
Answer-Rapport was not established
The nurse is preparing a presentation on disease
prevention in the community.
Which resource will be the most effective for the nurse to
use to help disseminate teaching on disease prevention in
the spiritual communities?
