NRSG 91 FINAL EXAM NEWEST EXAM 2025/2026 | ACTUAL
COMPLETE ALL REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS )| ALREADY GRADED A+ |
JUST RELEASED !!
What does the regulated health professions act do? - ANSWER-
ontario legislation regulating 23 healthcare professionals,
purpose to create consumer choice, public accountability,
protection for the public and regulatory system.
Major elements of RHPA (7)? - ANSWER-public participation
and openness, entry to practice, professional misconduct,
client relations, quality assurance/standards, scope of practice,
controlled acts
What does SOAPIE or SOAPIER stand for? - ANSWER-
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan, Intervention,
Evaluation, (Revision/Recommendation).
What is Focus Charting (DAR)? - ANSWER-Data, Action,
Response.
What is Charting by Exception? - ANSWER-Recording only
abnormal or significant data.
,What is a Kardex? - ANSWER-A quick reference with the
patient's summary of basic information.
What are Critical Pathways or Care Maps? - ANSWER-Pre-
printed documents with specific goals, interventions, and time
frames. (e.g., pneumonia patient expected to have a 4 day stay)
What are standardized nursing care plans? - ANSWER-Pre-
printed established care plans that should be modified based
on the individual's needs.
What is handoff in healthcare? - ANSWER-Passing patient-
specific information from one caregiver to another for
continuity of care.
What should be addressed in a handoff? - ANSWER-Care,
treatment, services rendered, current condition, anticipated
changes.
What does SBAR stand for? - ANSWER-Situation, Background,
Assessment, Recommendations.
What does 'Situation' refer to in SBAR? - ANSWER-What is
happening with the patient.
, What does 'Background' refer to in SBAR? - ANSWER-What led
to the current situation.
What does 'Assessment' refer to in SBAR? - ANSWER-The
nurse's understanding of the problem.
What does 'Recommendation' refer to in SBAR? - ANSWER-
What actions should be taken.
What should be done when taking a verbal order? - ANSWER-
Repeat the order verbatim, enter order, document it is a
verbal/phone order, include date, time, physician's name, and
nurse's signature.
What is ADPIE in the nursing process? - ANSWER-Assess,
Diagnose, Plan, Implement, Evaluate.
What is the first step in the nursing process? - ANSWER-
Assess: gather information about the patient's condition,
current and past health status, and functional status.
What are the sources of data in nursing assessment? -
ANSWER-Primary (patient), secondary (family and significant
others), nursing notes and change of shift report, lab and
COMPLETE ALL REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS )| ALREADY GRADED A+ |
JUST RELEASED !!
What does the regulated health professions act do? - ANSWER-
ontario legislation regulating 23 healthcare professionals,
purpose to create consumer choice, public accountability,
protection for the public and regulatory system.
Major elements of RHPA (7)? - ANSWER-public participation
and openness, entry to practice, professional misconduct,
client relations, quality assurance/standards, scope of practice,
controlled acts
What does SOAPIE or SOAPIER stand for? - ANSWER-
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan, Intervention,
Evaluation, (Revision/Recommendation).
What is Focus Charting (DAR)? - ANSWER-Data, Action,
Response.
What is Charting by Exception? - ANSWER-Recording only
abnormal or significant data.
,What is a Kardex? - ANSWER-A quick reference with the
patient's summary of basic information.
What are Critical Pathways or Care Maps? - ANSWER-Pre-
printed documents with specific goals, interventions, and time
frames. (e.g., pneumonia patient expected to have a 4 day stay)
What are standardized nursing care plans? - ANSWER-Pre-
printed established care plans that should be modified based
on the individual's needs.
What is handoff in healthcare? - ANSWER-Passing patient-
specific information from one caregiver to another for
continuity of care.
What should be addressed in a handoff? - ANSWER-Care,
treatment, services rendered, current condition, anticipated
changes.
What does SBAR stand for? - ANSWER-Situation, Background,
Assessment, Recommendations.
What does 'Situation' refer to in SBAR? - ANSWER-What is
happening with the patient.
, What does 'Background' refer to in SBAR? - ANSWER-What led
to the current situation.
What does 'Assessment' refer to in SBAR? - ANSWER-The
nurse's understanding of the problem.
What does 'Recommendation' refer to in SBAR? - ANSWER-
What actions should be taken.
What should be done when taking a verbal order? - ANSWER-
Repeat the order verbatim, enter order, document it is a
verbal/phone order, include date, time, physician's name, and
nurse's signature.
What is ADPIE in the nursing process? - ANSWER-Assess,
Diagnose, Plan, Implement, Evaluate.
What is the first step in the nursing process? - ANSWER-
Assess: gather information about the patient's condition,
current and past health status, and functional status.
What are the sources of data in nursing assessment? -
ANSWER-Primary (patient), secondary (family and significant
others), nursing notes and change of shift report, lab and
