NSG 3450 EXAM 2 REAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST VERSION 2026
"Why should I tell you anything?" a teen asks a nurse performing an evaluation
interview. Whatever you discover, you'll simply inform my folks." Which of the
nurse's responses is appropriate?Certain problems, including suicidal thoughts,
must be shared to the treatment team, but what you say about your feelings is
confidential."
ANSWER
Choose the best label to finish this nursing diagnosis: ___________ associated
with social skills deficiencies and feelings of shyness as demonstrated by
watching television by yourself every night at home.
Social exclusion
ANSWER
This entry is made by the nurse in the patient's progress notes:At 2130, the ER
nurse escorted the patient to the apartment. The patient's clothes were filthy.
The patient sobbed quietly while sitting with her hands over her face in the
interview room. did not respond to inquiries or recognize the nurse. After a few
minutes, he suddenly got up, raced to the window, and pounded. shouted, "Let
me out of here," over and over. The verbal intervention did not work. A PO was
acquired for a stat dose of 2 mg haloperidol; the drug was given at 2150. The
patient ceased yelling around 2215 and went back to sitting silently on a chair.
The patient is under one-on-one supervision.How should this documentation be
assessed?
Fulfills requirements
ANSWER
Patients with a variety of mental diseases are interacted with by nurses. Which
claims demonstrate the application of therapeutic communication? (Check all
that apply.)
A: "Explain that situation in more detail."
, B: "Let's discuss something different."
C: "You seem to be pacing a lot."
D: "I'll spend some time with you."
E: "What made you do that?"
A, C, and D
As the nurse investigates the patient's emotions at the passing of a close friend,
the patient sobs. "I shouldn't be crying like this," the patient sobs. It was a long
time ago. Which of the nurse's responses help with communication? (Check all
that apply.)
"Why do you think you are so upset?"
B: "It's evident that you are depressed about this circumstance."
C: "You are suffering greatly from the loss of a close friend."
D: "You can express the hurt you are feeling by crying."
E: "This topic is bothering you, so let's talk about something else."
B, C, and D
"My marriage is just great," the patient declares. I always agree with my
spouse." As the patient twirls a shirt button, the nurse watches the patient's foot
move constantly. Three multiple-choice questions indicate that the nurse can
conclude that the patient's communication is inconsistent.
What do the speaker's contradictory and discordant signals mean?
There are two more sessions left until a group concludes. One member, who
was once outspoken and made significant progress, has since become quiet.
What is the most plausible reason for this behavior? The member who doesn't
speak...
CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST VERSION 2026
"Why should I tell you anything?" a teen asks a nurse performing an evaluation
interview. Whatever you discover, you'll simply inform my folks." Which of the
nurse's responses is appropriate?Certain problems, including suicidal thoughts,
must be shared to the treatment team, but what you say about your feelings is
confidential."
ANSWER
Choose the best label to finish this nursing diagnosis: ___________ associated
with social skills deficiencies and feelings of shyness as demonstrated by
watching television by yourself every night at home.
Social exclusion
ANSWER
This entry is made by the nurse in the patient's progress notes:At 2130, the ER
nurse escorted the patient to the apartment. The patient's clothes were filthy.
The patient sobbed quietly while sitting with her hands over her face in the
interview room. did not respond to inquiries or recognize the nurse. After a few
minutes, he suddenly got up, raced to the window, and pounded. shouted, "Let
me out of here," over and over. The verbal intervention did not work. A PO was
acquired for a stat dose of 2 mg haloperidol; the drug was given at 2150. The
patient ceased yelling around 2215 and went back to sitting silently on a chair.
The patient is under one-on-one supervision.How should this documentation be
assessed?
Fulfills requirements
ANSWER
Patients with a variety of mental diseases are interacted with by nurses. Which
claims demonstrate the application of therapeutic communication? (Check all
that apply.)
A: "Explain that situation in more detail."
, B: "Let's discuss something different."
C: "You seem to be pacing a lot."
D: "I'll spend some time with you."
E: "What made you do that?"
A, C, and D
As the nurse investigates the patient's emotions at the passing of a close friend,
the patient sobs. "I shouldn't be crying like this," the patient sobs. It was a long
time ago. Which of the nurse's responses help with communication? (Check all
that apply.)
"Why do you think you are so upset?"
B: "It's evident that you are depressed about this circumstance."
C: "You are suffering greatly from the loss of a close friend."
D: "You can express the hurt you are feeling by crying."
E: "This topic is bothering you, so let's talk about something else."
B, C, and D
"My marriage is just great," the patient declares. I always agree with my
spouse." As the patient twirls a shirt button, the nurse watches the patient's foot
move constantly. Three multiple-choice questions indicate that the nurse can
conclude that the patient's communication is inconsistent.
What do the speaker's contradictory and discordant signals mean?
There are two more sessions left until a group concludes. One member, who
was once outspoken and made significant progress, has since become quiet.
What is the most plausible reason for this behavior? The member who doesn't
speak...
