WGU D455 BON QUIZ WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS 2026
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A nurse fears that administration of a medication as
ordered would place a patient at risk of harm. The nurse
would fulfill his duty to the patient if the nurse
A. advises the patient of the situation and proceeds only
with the patient's consent.
B.informs the physician of his concern and requests
clarification of the order.
C. documents the rationale in the nurse's notes of the patient's
medical record.
D.requests that the physician release the nurse from
responsibility.
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A. the nurse will repeat similar
conduct and exploit patients B.informs the physician of
who his concern and requests
clarification of the order.
, trust the nurse to act in their
best interest.
A. The nurse cannot be
disciplined by the BON or D. protections for a nurse who
discriminated against by the requests a peer review
employer. determination.
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When a nurse steals valuables (such as medications,
money, jewelry, or credit cards) from a patient, this
may be considered criminal as well as unprofessional
conduct involving
A. violence against a person.
B.theft of property.
C. illicit drug use.
D.lying and falsification.
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C. has become overly involved
B. theft of
property. and is at risk of committing a
boundary
violation.
C. Position Statement 15.14 Duty of a
,Nurse in Any Setting.
D.Cleansing and dressing a
minor leg wound in accordance
with step-by- step instructions.
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According to the Standards of Nursing Practice, Board
Rule 217.11, a comprehensive nursing assessment
A. focuses only on one aspect of the patient's status and nursing
care
needs.
B.requires the nurse to make a medical diagnosis.
C. can be initiated by a licensed vocational nurse and co-
signed later by a registered nurse.
D.can be completed only by a registered nurse.
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B. if the accusations were
D. can be completed only by a
made in good faith.
registered nurse.
B. A description of any
D. may be denied based on a
corrective action taken
licensure candidate's criminal history.
against the nurse.
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Your answers
1 of 49
Term
A nurse fears that administration of a medication as
ordered would place a patient at risk of harm. The nurse
would fulfill his duty to the patient if the nurse
A. advises the patient of the situation and proceeds only
with the patient's consent.
B.informs the physician of his concern and requests
clarification of the order.
C. documents the rationale in the nurse's notes of the patient's
medical record.
D.requests that the physician release the nurse from
responsibility.
Give this one a go later!
A. the nurse will repeat similar
conduct and exploit patients B.informs the physician of
who his concern and requests
clarification of the order.
, trust the nurse to act in their
best interest.
A. The nurse cannot be
disciplined by the BON or D. protections for a nurse who
discriminated against by the requests a peer review
employer. determination.
Don't know?
2 of 49
Term
When a nurse steals valuables (such as medications,
money, jewelry, or credit cards) from a patient, this
may be considered criminal as well as unprofessional
conduct involving
A. violence against a person.
B.theft of property.
C. illicit drug use.
D.lying and falsification.
Give this one a go later!
C. has become overly involved
B. theft of
property. and is at risk of committing a
boundary
violation.
C. Position Statement 15.14 Duty of a
,Nurse in Any Setting.
D.Cleansing and dressing a
minor leg wound in accordance
with step-by- step instructions.
, Don't know?
3 of 49
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According to the Standards of Nursing Practice, Board
Rule 217.11, a comprehensive nursing assessment
A. focuses only on one aspect of the patient's status and nursing
care
needs.
B.requires the nurse to make a medical diagnosis.
C. can be initiated by a licensed vocational nurse and co-
signed later by a registered nurse.
D.can be completed only by a registered nurse.
Give this one a go later!
B. if the accusations were
D. can be completed only by a
made in good faith.
registered nurse.
B. A description of any
D. may be denied based on a
corrective action taken
licensure candidate's criminal history.
against the nurse.
Don't know?
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