NUR 155 GOOD FOR REVISION
(QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS)
The nurse is caring for a client who is at risk for contracture
after orthopedic surgery. Which of the following would be an
appropriate position to place the client in?
Dorsal Recumbent
Individuals are motivated to take action if they have certain
beliefs or experiences
Health belief model
Focuses on the interrelatedness of body and mind
Holistic health model
the process of enabling people to increase control over and
improve their health is
Health promotion
Non-modifiable risk factor
age, gender, family history
Modifiable risk factors
smoke, diet, obesity, blood pressure
secondary prevention
screening and early detection
,The nurse is providing care for a client who needs to be
positioned for an enema. Which position would be
appropriate?
Sim's
As the nurse, you are positioning clients who had spinal
surgery. Which of the following positions is appropriate?
Dorsal recumbant
The nurse is caring for a client who needs to be placed in a
general position to facilitate respiration. Which position would
be appropriate?
Semi Fowler's
The nurse is caring for a client who spends the majority of
their day sitting in a chair. Which position would be
appropriate?
Lateral
The nurse is caring for a client who is having difficulty
breathing and is at risk for aspiration. Which position should
the nurse place this client in?
Fowler's
A patient has hemiplegia as a result of a brain attack
(cerebrovascular accident). Which complication of immobility
is a concern to the nurse?
Contractures
, The nurse raises a patient's arm forward and upward over the
head during ROM exercises. Which word should the nurse use
when documenting exactly what was done during range-of-
motion exercises?
Group of answer choices
Flexion
Which of the listed basic needs identified by Maslow must be
addressed first when providing nursing care?
Nutrition and elimination
Which activity best illustrates the use of the Health Promotion
Model (HPM) by the nurse to increase the level of well-being
for a patient immediately after surgery?
Holding a pillow across his chest when coughing and deep
breathing
A nurse providing preventive care to an overweight female
with a family history of diabetes should engage in which
priority care-planning activity for this patient?
Calculating the patient's waist-to-hip ratio and recommending a
daily exercise routine
An active older patient has been frequently evaluated for
minor problems at the clinic since the death of her husband 3
months earlier. During one of her visits, she states that she is
tired from not sleeping well, feels restless, and is nervous
about attending her Tuesday night bridge club. Which type of
(QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS)
The nurse is caring for a client who is at risk for contracture
after orthopedic surgery. Which of the following would be an
appropriate position to place the client in?
Dorsal Recumbent
Individuals are motivated to take action if they have certain
beliefs or experiences
Health belief model
Focuses on the interrelatedness of body and mind
Holistic health model
the process of enabling people to increase control over and
improve their health is
Health promotion
Non-modifiable risk factor
age, gender, family history
Modifiable risk factors
smoke, diet, obesity, blood pressure
secondary prevention
screening and early detection
,The nurse is providing care for a client who needs to be
positioned for an enema. Which position would be
appropriate?
Sim's
As the nurse, you are positioning clients who had spinal
surgery. Which of the following positions is appropriate?
Dorsal recumbant
The nurse is caring for a client who needs to be placed in a
general position to facilitate respiration. Which position would
be appropriate?
Semi Fowler's
The nurse is caring for a client who spends the majority of
their day sitting in a chair. Which position would be
appropriate?
Lateral
The nurse is caring for a client who is having difficulty
breathing and is at risk for aspiration. Which position should
the nurse place this client in?
Fowler's
A patient has hemiplegia as a result of a brain attack
(cerebrovascular accident). Which complication of immobility
is a concern to the nurse?
Contractures
, The nurse raises a patient's arm forward and upward over the
head during ROM exercises. Which word should the nurse use
when documenting exactly what was done during range-of-
motion exercises?
Group of answer choices
Flexion
Which of the listed basic needs identified by Maslow must be
addressed first when providing nursing care?
Nutrition and elimination
Which activity best illustrates the use of the Health Promotion
Model (HPM) by the nurse to increase the level of well-being
for a patient immediately after surgery?
Holding a pillow across his chest when coughing and deep
breathing
A nurse providing preventive care to an overweight female
with a family history of diabetes should engage in which
priority care-planning activity for this patient?
Calculating the patient's waist-to-hip ratio and recommending a
daily exercise routine
An active older patient has been frequently evaluated for
minor problems at the clinic since the death of her husband 3
months earlier. During one of her visits, she states that she is
tired from not sleeping well, feels restless, and is nervous
about attending her Tuesday night bridge club. Which type of
