NUR 2356 / NUR2356 Multidimensional
Care I / MDC 1 Quiz Bank | Rated A
Questions and Answers| Latest 2023 /
2024| COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GUIDE |
Rasmussen College.(1-75)
1, What patient Should the nurse assess first
A, A patient who has an appointment for
vaccination B, A recently divorced patient
C, A patient who is homeless
D, A patient needing to void
2, Accepting pauses or silences that may extend for some time without interjecting a verbal
response is considered which of the following?
A, A form of verbal
communication B, Therapeutic
communication C, Rude
behavior
D, A barrier to communication
3, The American Nurse Association exists to advance the nursing profession by each of the
following except which?
A, Fostering high standards of nursing practice
B, Advocating on health care issues affecting nurses and the public
C, Producing affordable health care
D, Promoting a safe and ethical work environment
4, Which of the following is not a component of the nursing process?
A, Provide research to the multidisciplinary team
B, Promote professionalism
,C, provide a framework for use of
skills D, promote use of critical
thinking
5, A fire is found in a patient’s room during a routine medication pass. The room is empty and
there are no patients in the area, what is the nurse’s first action?
A, Contain the fire
B, Extinguish the
fire
C, Activate the fire alarm
D Notify the supervisor
6, A patient states that they will schedule massages as well as take their prescribed
medication for pain control. What is this an example of
A, Non-therapeutic communication
B, Complementary therapy
C, pain therapy
D, Nociceptive pain control
7, A nurse is telling a new mother from Africa that she shouldn’t carry her baby in a sling
created from a large rectangular cloth. The African woman tells the nurse that everyone in
Mozambique carries babies this way. The nurse believes bassinets are safer for infants, what
is this scenario an example of?
A, RAcism
B, Cultural
Imposition C,
Cultural Competency
D,Stereotyping
8,What factors may interfere with sleep? Select all that apply
A, Medications
B, A stressful
job
C, Similar routine each night
D, A large meal right before
bedtime E, Anxiety
, 9, When a labor and delivery nurse tells a coworker that an asian patient probably did not
want any pain medication because Asian women typically are stoic, “the nurse expresses a
belief known as what?
A, Ethnic
slur B,
Stigma
C, Stereotype
D Bias
10, A patient begins to fall while the nurse is assisting with ambulation, what is the priority
nursing intervention?
A, Guide the patient safely to the floor
B, Initiate a code
C, Call the patient’s
doctor D, Call the
charge nurse
11, Suffocation by smothering is the leading cause of death for infants younger than 1 year.
What should the nurse teach the patient about causes of infant suffocation? Select all that
apply
A, Excess bedding or pillows should be removed from the infant crib
B, toys hung from long ribbons inside the infant’s crib do not pose a suffocation risk
C, Suffocation of infants is often related to bed or crib hazards
D, Suffocation can only happen when the parent or caregiver is out of the room
12, Nursing personnel are consistently listed in the top 10 occupations for work-related
musculoskeletal disorders. Which of the following would not help reduce musculoskeletal
disorders in nurses?
A, Reporting Hazards
B, Learning about body mechanics
C, Frequent bending and
twisting D, Safe moving programs
13, Which organization publishes the National patient safety Goals
A, Medicare
Care I / MDC 1 Quiz Bank | Rated A
Questions and Answers| Latest 2023 /
2024| COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GUIDE |
Rasmussen College.(1-75)
1, What patient Should the nurse assess first
A, A patient who has an appointment for
vaccination B, A recently divorced patient
C, A patient who is homeless
D, A patient needing to void
2, Accepting pauses or silences that may extend for some time without interjecting a verbal
response is considered which of the following?
A, A form of verbal
communication B, Therapeutic
communication C, Rude
behavior
D, A barrier to communication
3, The American Nurse Association exists to advance the nursing profession by each of the
following except which?
A, Fostering high standards of nursing practice
B, Advocating on health care issues affecting nurses and the public
C, Producing affordable health care
D, Promoting a safe and ethical work environment
4, Which of the following is not a component of the nursing process?
A, Provide research to the multidisciplinary team
B, Promote professionalism
,C, provide a framework for use of
skills D, promote use of critical
thinking
5, A fire is found in a patient’s room during a routine medication pass. The room is empty and
there are no patients in the area, what is the nurse’s first action?
A, Contain the fire
B, Extinguish the
fire
C, Activate the fire alarm
D Notify the supervisor
6, A patient states that they will schedule massages as well as take their prescribed
medication for pain control. What is this an example of
A, Non-therapeutic communication
B, Complementary therapy
C, pain therapy
D, Nociceptive pain control
7, A nurse is telling a new mother from Africa that she shouldn’t carry her baby in a sling
created from a large rectangular cloth. The African woman tells the nurse that everyone in
Mozambique carries babies this way. The nurse believes bassinets are safer for infants, what
is this scenario an example of?
A, RAcism
B, Cultural
Imposition C,
Cultural Competency
D,Stereotyping
8,What factors may interfere with sleep? Select all that apply
A, Medications
B, A stressful
job
C, Similar routine each night
D, A large meal right before
bedtime E, Anxiety
, 9, When a labor and delivery nurse tells a coworker that an asian patient probably did not
want any pain medication because Asian women typically are stoic, “the nurse expresses a
belief known as what?
A, Ethnic
slur B,
Stigma
C, Stereotype
D Bias
10, A patient begins to fall while the nurse is assisting with ambulation, what is the priority
nursing intervention?
A, Guide the patient safely to the floor
B, Initiate a code
C, Call the patient’s
doctor D, Call the
charge nurse
11, Suffocation by smothering is the leading cause of death for infants younger than 1 year.
What should the nurse teach the patient about causes of infant suffocation? Select all that
apply
A, Excess bedding or pillows should be removed from the infant crib
B, toys hung from long ribbons inside the infant’s crib do not pose a suffocation risk
C, Suffocation of infants is often related to bed or crib hazards
D, Suffocation can only happen when the parent or caregiver is out of the room
12, Nursing personnel are consistently listed in the top 10 occupations for work-related
musculoskeletal disorders. Which of the following would not help reduce musculoskeletal
disorders in nurses?
A, Reporting Hazards
B, Learning about body mechanics
C, Frequent bending and
twisting D, Safe moving programs
13, Which organization publishes the National patient safety Goals
A, Medicare
