4/26/25, 10:03 AM NURS 115 Exam 1
NURS 115 TEST BANK ACTUAL EXAM 1 LATEST VERSION WITH UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS \\COMPLETE EXAM WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS \ACTUAL EXAM GUARANTEED PASS ALREADY
GRADED A+
During the communication b. the interpretation of the message by the receiver
process, "decoding" is:
a. The selection of words by
the sender
b. The interpretation of the
message by the receiver
c. The method by which
the message is given
d. The way in which feedback is
interpreted
The nurse is teaching the b. determine if teaching should take place at a different time
client about his
upcoming procedure and the
client is very stressed. It
would be most important
for the nurse to:
a. use humor first to
decrease the client's
stress level
b. determine if teaching
should take place at a
different time
c. introduce himself as
the RN to give
credibility to his
message
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d. speak to the client when
family members are there
so they can teach the
client
Use of the statements "Tell me d. encouraging elaboration
more
about..." or "I see" encourage
clients to continue talking
and expressing
themselves. This is called:
a. Summarizing
b. Open-ended questions
c. Focusing
d. Encouraging elaboration
Which religion opposes the d. Jehovah's Witnesses
"false teaching" of other
sects, which often extends
to modern science,
including medicine?
a. Native American
b. Unification church
c. Buddhism
d. Jehovah's Witnesses
It would be most important for d. Muslim
the nurse to instruct the LNA
to assist patients of which
faith to wash their hands
before meals?
a. Christian
b. Jewish
c. Mormon
d. Muslim
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Joe was asked to make a b. deficient self-knowledge
list of 20 words that
describe him. After 15
minutes, Joe listed the
following: 25 years old,
male,
named Joe; the delayed he
couldn't think of anything
else. He has demonstrated
which of the following?
a. lack of self-esteem
b. deficient self-knowledge
c. unrealistic self-expectation
d. inability to evaluate himself
Which of the nursing b. fatiguing the patient as little as possible by performing all
interventions below is least procedures in silence
likely to assist a severely ill
patient with cancer to
maintain a positive sense of
self?
a. making it a point to
address the patient by
name each time you
enter the room
b. fatiguing the patient as
little as possible by
performing all procedures
in silence
c. continuing to respect
the patient's privacy
and sensibilities
d. offering the patient a
simple explanation before
moving her in any way
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, 4/26/25, 10:03 AM NURS 115 Exam 1
By the second postoperative A. Reassess the
day, a client to
client has not achieved
determine the
satisfactory pain relief.
reasons for
Based on this evaluation,
inadequate pain
which of the following
relief.
actions should the nurse
take, according to the
nursing process?
A. Reassess the
client to
determine the
reasons for
inadequate
pain relief.
B. Wait to see
whether the pain
lessens during the
next 24 hr.
C. Change the
plan of care to
provide
different pain
relief
interventions.
D. Teach the client
about the plan of
care for managing
his pain.
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NURS 115 TEST BANK ACTUAL EXAM 1 LATEST VERSION WITH UPDATED
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS \\COMPLETE EXAM WITH
VERIFIED ANSWERS \ACTUAL EXAM GUARANTEED PASS ALREADY
GRADED A+
During the communication b. the interpretation of the message by the receiver
process, "decoding" is:
a. The selection of words by
the sender
b. The interpretation of the
message by the receiver
c. The method by which
the message is given
d. The way in which feedback is
interpreted
The nurse is teaching the b. determine if teaching should take place at a different time
client about his
upcoming procedure and the
client is very stressed. It
would be most important
for the nurse to:
a. use humor first to
decrease the client's
stress level
b. determine if teaching
should take place at a
different time
c. introduce himself as
the RN to give
credibility to his
message
/ 1/101
,4/26/25, 10:03 AM NURS 115 Exam 1
d. speak to the client when
family members are there
so they can teach the
client
Use of the statements "Tell me d. encouraging elaboration
more
about..." or "I see" encourage
clients to continue talking
and expressing
themselves. This is called:
a. Summarizing
b. Open-ended questions
c. Focusing
d. Encouraging elaboration
Which religion opposes the d. Jehovah's Witnesses
"false teaching" of other
sects, which often extends
to modern science,
including medicine?
a. Native American
b. Unification church
c. Buddhism
d. Jehovah's Witnesses
It would be most important for d. Muslim
the nurse to instruct the LNA
to assist patients of which
faith to wash their hands
before meals?
a. Christian
b. Jewish
c. Mormon
d. Muslim
/ 2/101
,4/26/25, 10:03 AM NURS 115 Exam 1
Joe was asked to make a b. deficient self-knowledge
list of 20 words that
describe him. After 15
minutes, Joe listed the
following: 25 years old,
male,
named Joe; the delayed he
couldn't think of anything
else. He has demonstrated
which of the following?
a. lack of self-esteem
b. deficient self-knowledge
c. unrealistic self-expectation
d. inability to evaluate himself
Which of the nursing b. fatiguing the patient as little as possible by performing all
interventions below is least procedures in silence
likely to assist a severely ill
patient with cancer to
maintain a positive sense of
self?
a. making it a point to
address the patient by
name each time you
enter the room
b. fatiguing the patient as
little as possible by
performing all procedures
in silence
c. continuing to respect
the patient's privacy
and sensibilities
d. offering the patient a
simple explanation before
moving her in any way
/ 3/101
, 4/26/25, 10:03 AM NURS 115 Exam 1
By the second postoperative A. Reassess the
day, a client to
client has not achieved
determine the
satisfactory pain relief.
reasons for
Based on this evaluation,
inadequate pain
which of the following
relief.
actions should the nurse
take, according to the
nursing process?
A. Reassess the
client to
determine the
reasons for
inadequate
pain relief.
B. Wait to see
whether the pain
lessens during the
next 24 hr.
C. Change the
plan of care to
provide
different pain
relief
interventions.
D. Teach the client
about the plan of
care for managing
his pain.
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