NUR 388 Final Exam Part 2 (Modules 10 - 13)
NUR 388 FINAL EXAM PART 2 (MODULES 10 - 13) NEWEST 2026/2027
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) WITH DETAILED RATIONALES
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A nurse is visiting a state legislator to encourage the legislator to vote for a
particular health bill that the state n urses association has endorsed. Which of the
following actions would be most important for the nurse to complete? (Select all
that apply.)
a. Encourage the legislator or staff to ask relevant questions.
b. Be friendly and engage in small talk so that rapport can be established.
c. Be aware that legislators are well informed; don't insult the legislator by stating
information that is obvious.
d. Have a handout that summarizes all the major points in support of the bill. -
Correct Answer-a. Encourage the legislator or staff to ask relevant questions.
d. Have a handout that summarizes all the major points in support of the bill.
A nurse would like to become involved in political action. Which of the following
actions would be most appropriate for the nurse to accomplish this goal? (Select
all that apply.)
a. Become a member of the state nurses association.
b. Be friendly with everyone, whether supportive or not of your ideas.
c. Focus on being appointed to the state level committees.
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d. Focus all your efforts on your specialty practice area and your employment site.
e. Volunteer to serve on relevant committees. - Correct Answer-a. Become a
member of the state nurses association.
b. Be friendly with everyone, whether supportive or not of your ideas
A nurse is testifying at a committee meeting about a health bill. Which of the
following actions should be taken by the nurse? (Select all that apply.)
a. Briefly describe professional education.
b. Discuss how the bill affects more than just nurses.
c. Include factual data and, if possible, statistical information in visual form.
d. Provide written proof of personal and professional qualifications
e. Provide information about relevant expertise and related experience. - Correct
Answer-a. Briefly describe professional education.
b. Discuss how the bill affects more than just nurses.
c. Include factual data and, if possible, statistical information in visual form.
e. Provide information about relevant expertise and related experience.
Which of the following best describes one of the main problems in ensuring
quality for health care in the United States?
a. Consumers believe American health care is of high quality and the best in the
world.
b. Every hospital and health care agency has its own approach to data collection
and documentation.
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c. Finances are the basis of clinical decisions, not quality of care.
d. We all agree on what quality is but not on how best to measure it. - Correct
Answer-b. Every hospital and health care agency has its own approach to data
collection and documentation.
Very little is known about quality of care in this country because a variety of
definitions of quality are used, and it is difficult to get comparable data from
health care providers and agencies. All consumers, including private citizens,
insurance companies, industry, and the federal government, are concerned about
achieving the highest quality outcomes at the lowest possible cost. Consumers
want more information about quality. Both consumers and providers have a
vested interest in improving the quality of the health care system.
A wealthy factory owner says, "I don't care about the poor. I just want the best
care available for me and my family. Why should I care if other people don't get
health care?" Which of the following would be the most appropriate response by
the nurse?
a. "If your employees are ill, who will do the work in your factory?"
b. "You might catch a contagious disease from one of your employees."
c. "You have a moral obligation to help those less fortunate."
d. "Your personal insurance and tax costs will go up if your employees have to use
community resources when they're ill." - Correct Answer-d. "Your personal
insurance and tax costs will go up if your employees have to use community
resources when they're ill."
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Because the speaker's primary concern is apparently money, an appropriate
response must show that the factory owner will lose money if he doesn't support
the health of others in the community. Everyone—consumers, providers, and those
who pay the health care bills—benefits if people stay healthy. The focus should be
on the larger community and not only on the work needing to be done at the
factory.
Which of the following information can be gathered by reviewing a community
health report card?
a. Utilization of health care services in the community
b. Demographic information of the community
c. Leading causes of morbidity in a community
d. Frequency of malpractice claims within a community - Correct Answer-c.
Leading causes of morbidity in a community
The term community health report card refers to different types of reports,
community health profiles, needs assessments, scorecards, quality of life
indicators, health status reports, and progress reports. Community health report
cards can be a useful tool in efforts to help identify areas where change is needed,
to set priorities for action, and to track changes in population health over time.
The report card may be used for tracking leading causes of morbidity and
mortality in a community and looking at trends over time to see if public health
interventions have improved health care outcomes. Utilization of health care
services, demographic information, and frequency of malpractice claims in the
community is information that is not found on a community health report card.
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NUR 388 FINAL EXAM PART 2 (MODULES 10 - 13) NEWEST 2026/2027
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) WITH DETAILED RATIONALES
|ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW VERSION!!
A nurse is visiting a state legislator to encourage the legislator to vote for a
particular health bill that the state n urses association has endorsed. Which of the
following actions would be most important for the nurse to complete? (Select all
that apply.)
a. Encourage the legislator or staff to ask relevant questions.
b. Be friendly and engage in small talk so that rapport can be established.
c. Be aware that legislators are well informed; don't insult the legislator by stating
information that is obvious.
d. Have a handout that summarizes all the major points in support of the bill. -
Correct Answer-a. Encourage the legislator or staff to ask relevant questions.
d. Have a handout that summarizes all the major points in support of the bill.
A nurse would like to become involved in political action. Which of the following
actions would be most appropriate for the nurse to accomplish this goal? (Select
all that apply.)
a. Become a member of the state nurses association.
b. Be friendly with everyone, whether supportive or not of your ideas.
c. Focus on being appointed to the state level committees.
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d. Focus all your efforts on your specialty practice area and your employment site.
e. Volunteer to serve on relevant committees. - Correct Answer-a. Become a
member of the state nurses association.
b. Be friendly with everyone, whether supportive or not of your ideas
A nurse is testifying at a committee meeting about a health bill. Which of the
following actions should be taken by the nurse? (Select all that apply.)
a. Briefly describe professional education.
b. Discuss how the bill affects more than just nurses.
c. Include factual data and, if possible, statistical information in visual form.
d. Provide written proof of personal and professional qualifications
e. Provide information about relevant expertise and related experience. - Correct
Answer-a. Briefly describe professional education.
b. Discuss how the bill affects more than just nurses.
c. Include factual data and, if possible, statistical information in visual form.
e. Provide information about relevant expertise and related experience.
Which of the following best describes one of the main problems in ensuring
quality for health care in the United States?
a. Consumers believe American health care is of high quality and the best in the
world.
b. Every hospital and health care agency has its own approach to data collection
and documentation.
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c. Finances are the basis of clinical decisions, not quality of care.
d. We all agree on what quality is but not on how best to measure it. - Correct
Answer-b. Every hospital and health care agency has its own approach to data
collection and documentation.
Very little is known about quality of care in this country because a variety of
definitions of quality are used, and it is difficult to get comparable data from
health care providers and agencies. All consumers, including private citizens,
insurance companies, industry, and the federal government, are concerned about
achieving the highest quality outcomes at the lowest possible cost. Consumers
want more information about quality. Both consumers and providers have a
vested interest in improving the quality of the health care system.
A wealthy factory owner says, "I don't care about the poor. I just want the best
care available for me and my family. Why should I care if other people don't get
health care?" Which of the following would be the most appropriate response by
the nurse?
a. "If your employees are ill, who will do the work in your factory?"
b. "You might catch a contagious disease from one of your employees."
c. "You have a moral obligation to help those less fortunate."
d. "Your personal insurance and tax costs will go up if your employees have to use
community resources when they're ill." - Correct Answer-d. "Your personal
insurance and tax costs will go up if your employees have to use community
resources when they're ill."
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Because the speaker's primary concern is apparently money, an appropriate
response must show that the factory owner will lose money if he doesn't support
the health of others in the community. Everyone—consumers, providers, and those
who pay the health care bills—benefits if people stay healthy. The focus should be
on the larger community and not only on the work needing to be done at the
factory.
Which of the following information can be gathered by reviewing a community
health report card?
a. Utilization of health care services in the community
b. Demographic information of the community
c. Leading causes of morbidity in a community
d. Frequency of malpractice claims within a community - Correct Answer-c.
Leading causes of morbidity in a community
The term community health report card refers to different types of reports,
community health profiles, needs assessments, scorecards, quality of life
indicators, health status reports, and progress reports. Community health report
cards can be a useful tool in efforts to help identify areas where change is needed,
to set priorities for action, and to track changes in population health over time.
The report card may be used for tracking leading causes of morbidity and
mortality in a community and looking at trends over time to see if public health
interventions have improved health care outcomes. Utilization of health care
services, demographic information, and frequency of malpractice claims in the
community is information that is not found on a community health report card.
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