NRNP 6645 FINAL EXAM 2026 – VERIFIED
QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS |
PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH MULTIPLE
MODALITIES | GRADE A+
Handwashing - answer-Most effective way to break the chain of infection.
Wearing gloves - answer-When there is a potential for contact with blood or other body
fluids.
Pathogens - answer-Fungi, bacteria, & viruses
Twisting - answer-Proper body mechanics does not include
Ensure resident safety - answer-The nurse aids role while helping with ambulation is.
Osteoporosis, muscle wasting/atrophy, & constipation - answer-Side effects of
immobility.
Hypoglycemia/insulin shock - answer-Happens rapidly and the staff must be able to
identify and take action
Insulin - answer-Diabetes is a condition in which the pancreas does not produce
enough.
30 - answer-How many ml in an Oz
Apical pulse - answer-Place stethoscope over apical site, count for a full minute
, CVA - answer-a blood clot or bleed in the brain
MI - answer-Medical term for heart attack
Draw/lift sheet - answer-Resposition residents without friction on the skin
Person's culture - answer-Can affect how close he stands to others, the language he
speaks, and the way he treat strangers.
Hospice Care - answer-Treats the resident as a whole person, with dignity, comfort, and
gives Palliative care.
ROM, Regular exercises, and heat applications - answer-Treatment for arthritis
includes?
Dysphasia - answer-Difficulty speaking
Dysphagia - answer-Difficulty swallowing
Dyspnea - answer-Difficulty breathing.
Minimum Data Set (MDS) manual - answer-Gives a standardized approach to care,
helps the nurse complete accurate assessments, & triggers needed assessments.
HIPPA - answer-To keep protected health information private
Falls - answer-What is the most common injury in a nursing homes?
Nosocomial infection - answer-An infection acquired from a hospital or nursing home
QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS |
PSYCHOTHERAPY WITH MULTIPLE
MODALITIES | GRADE A+
Handwashing - answer-Most effective way to break the chain of infection.
Wearing gloves - answer-When there is a potential for contact with blood or other body
fluids.
Pathogens - answer-Fungi, bacteria, & viruses
Twisting - answer-Proper body mechanics does not include
Ensure resident safety - answer-The nurse aids role while helping with ambulation is.
Osteoporosis, muscle wasting/atrophy, & constipation - answer-Side effects of
immobility.
Hypoglycemia/insulin shock - answer-Happens rapidly and the staff must be able to
identify and take action
Insulin - answer-Diabetes is a condition in which the pancreas does not produce
enough.
30 - answer-How many ml in an Oz
Apical pulse - answer-Place stethoscope over apical site, count for a full minute
, CVA - answer-a blood clot or bleed in the brain
MI - answer-Medical term for heart attack
Draw/lift sheet - answer-Resposition residents without friction on the skin
Person's culture - answer-Can affect how close he stands to others, the language he
speaks, and the way he treat strangers.
Hospice Care - answer-Treats the resident as a whole person, with dignity, comfort, and
gives Palliative care.
ROM, Regular exercises, and heat applications - answer-Treatment for arthritis
includes?
Dysphasia - answer-Difficulty speaking
Dysphagia - answer-Difficulty swallowing
Dyspnea - answer-Difficulty breathing.
Minimum Data Set (MDS) manual - answer-Gives a standardized approach to care,
helps the nurse complete accurate assessments, & triggers needed assessments.
HIPPA - answer-To keep protected health information private
Falls - answer-What is the most common injury in a nursing homes?
Nosocomial infection - answer-An infection acquired from a hospital or nursing home
