NURS 6531 Final Part 1 Practice Questions 2026 |
Questions & Answers PDF
1. In a scenario where a patient is undergoing a punch biopsy, what measures
should be taken to maintain sterile technique during the procedure?
Use sterile instruments and maintain a sterile field.
Perform the procedure in a non-clinical setting.
Only wash hands before the procedure.
Use non-sterile instruments to save time.
2. Which statement is the most constructive way of addressing a performance
issue?
You have talent, but we need to channel your energy better.
Your co-workers like you but think you're unmotivated.
Your attitude needs work.
You've missed all of your deadlines.
3. Which of the following is a purpose of using dermoscopy in skin
examinations?
Identifying bacterial infections on the skin
Assessing changes in pigmentation throughout various lesions
Measuring skin temperature variations
Evaluating blood flow in dermal layers
4. What is a key feature of a Level 1 ACO regarding financial incentives?
Standards for minimum cash reserves
, Bonuses based on achievement of benchmarks
Care coordination for chronic diseases
Strict requirements for financial reporting
5. A MA is preparing a pt to have cryosurgery following an abnormal Pap test.
Which statement should be made to explain the procedure?
"Cryosurgery is a procedure performed with a scalpel to cut out
abnormal cells."
"Cryosurgery involves an extremely cold probe to freeze and kill
abnormal cells."
"Cryosurgery is a laser surgery that kills abnormal cells."
"Cryosurgery involves a probe that cauterizes and kills abnormal
cells."
6. What is the primary focus of Level II research in healthcare management?
To describe relationships among characteristics or variables
To evaluate the nature of relationships between two variables
To demonstrate the effectiveness of an intervention or treatment
To define characteristics of interest of groups of patients
7. Describe the purpose of using multiple freeze-thaw cycles in cryosurgery for
actinic keratosis.
Multiple freeze-thaw cycles are necessary to prevent infection after
the procedure.
Multiple freeze-thaw cycles enhance the destruction of the lesion
by ensuring deeper tissue freezing.
, Multiple freeze-thaw cycles are used to minimize patient discomfort
during the procedure.
Multiple freeze-thaw cycles are intended to reduce the healing time
for the patient.
8. Describe the characteristics that differentiate experimental design from other
research methodologies in healthcare.
Experimental design does not require a control group.
Experimental design involves manipulation of variables to establish
cause-and-effect relationships.
Experimental design focuses solely on patient interviews and surveys.
Experimental design is primarily observational without intervention.
9. Describe the rationale behind the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
Services' policy on reducing payments for readmissions.
The policy is designed to increase hospital revenue through
readmissions.
The policy focuses on enhancing communication between caregivers
and patients.
The policy mandates that all patients receive written discharge
instructions.
The policy aims to incentivize hospitals to improve care transitions
and reduce unnecessary readmissions.
10. What is the Quadruple Aim in the context of Ontario Health Teams (OHTs)?
Enhanced healthcare regulations, increased government funding,
improved access to healthcare, and higher provider salaries
Questions & Answers PDF
1. In a scenario where a patient is undergoing a punch biopsy, what measures
should be taken to maintain sterile technique during the procedure?
Use sterile instruments and maintain a sterile field.
Perform the procedure in a non-clinical setting.
Only wash hands before the procedure.
Use non-sterile instruments to save time.
2. Which statement is the most constructive way of addressing a performance
issue?
You have talent, but we need to channel your energy better.
Your co-workers like you but think you're unmotivated.
Your attitude needs work.
You've missed all of your deadlines.
3. Which of the following is a purpose of using dermoscopy in skin
examinations?
Identifying bacterial infections on the skin
Assessing changes in pigmentation throughout various lesions
Measuring skin temperature variations
Evaluating blood flow in dermal layers
4. What is a key feature of a Level 1 ACO regarding financial incentives?
Standards for minimum cash reserves
, Bonuses based on achievement of benchmarks
Care coordination for chronic diseases
Strict requirements for financial reporting
5. A MA is preparing a pt to have cryosurgery following an abnormal Pap test.
Which statement should be made to explain the procedure?
"Cryosurgery is a procedure performed with a scalpel to cut out
abnormal cells."
"Cryosurgery involves an extremely cold probe to freeze and kill
abnormal cells."
"Cryosurgery is a laser surgery that kills abnormal cells."
"Cryosurgery involves a probe that cauterizes and kills abnormal
cells."
6. What is the primary focus of Level II research in healthcare management?
To describe relationships among characteristics or variables
To evaluate the nature of relationships between two variables
To demonstrate the effectiveness of an intervention or treatment
To define characteristics of interest of groups of patients
7. Describe the purpose of using multiple freeze-thaw cycles in cryosurgery for
actinic keratosis.
Multiple freeze-thaw cycles are necessary to prevent infection after
the procedure.
Multiple freeze-thaw cycles enhance the destruction of the lesion
by ensuring deeper tissue freezing.
, Multiple freeze-thaw cycles are used to minimize patient discomfort
during the procedure.
Multiple freeze-thaw cycles are intended to reduce the healing time
for the patient.
8. Describe the characteristics that differentiate experimental design from other
research methodologies in healthcare.
Experimental design does not require a control group.
Experimental design involves manipulation of variables to establish
cause-and-effect relationships.
Experimental design focuses solely on patient interviews and surveys.
Experimental design is primarily observational without intervention.
9. Describe the rationale behind the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
Services' policy on reducing payments for readmissions.
The policy is designed to increase hospital revenue through
readmissions.
The policy focuses on enhancing communication between caregivers
and patients.
The policy mandates that all patients receive written discharge
instructions.
The policy aims to incentivize hospitals to improve care transitions
and reduce unnecessary readmissions.
10. What is the Quadruple Aim in the context of Ontario Health Teams (OHTs)?
Enhanced healthcare regulations, increased government funding,
improved access to healthcare, and higher provider salaries
