Nur166 Exam 1 Hondros 2025/2026 /Nur 166 Exam 1
NUR166 EXAM 1 HONDROS 2025/2026 /NUR 166 EXAM 1
CONCEPTS OF FAMILY CENTERED NURSING FOR THE PRACTICAL
NURSING NEWEST 2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
Which of the following roles of the nurse are most important in providing
continuity of care to patients? Select all that apply.
A) teacher
B) collaborator
C) mentor
D) advocate
E) role model
F) researcher
A, B, D
A focus of healthcare today is community-based care. What is community-based
care? '
A) care provided to patients within a defined geographic area
B) a focus on providing appropriate care for mental health
C) a focus on the health of the community
D) an emphasis on population-based care
A) care provided to patients within a defined geographic area
Which of the following is a result of the effect of increasing healthcare costs on
hospital admissions?
A) decreased length of hospital stay
B) decreased number of surgeries
C) increased hospital admissions
D) fewer surgeries in ambulatory centers
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A) decreased length of hospital stay
Which of the following nursing diagnoses would be appropriate for almost all
patients entering a healthcare setting?
A) Impaired Elimination
B) Dysfunctional Grieving
C) Fatigue
D) Anxiety
D) Anxiety
A nurse is admitting an older woman (Grace Staples) to a long-term care facility.
How should the nurse address the woman?
A) We will just call you Grace while you live here. Okay?
B) I know you have lots of grandchildren, Grandma.
C) What name do you want us to use for you?
D) I think you will enjoy living here, Sweetie.
C) What name do you want us to use for you?
How can a nurse best provide care to patients whose cultural and religious
backgrounds are different from the nurses?
A) ignore differences and treat everyone the same
B) respect values and beliefs even if they differ from the nurses beliefs
C) convince patients to change to the nurses beliefs
D) refuse to care for patients with different beliefs
B) respect values and beliefs even if they differ from the nurses beliefs
A nurse is admitting a patient to the hospital for surgery. Which of the following
pieces of information must be obtained from the patient? Select all that apply
A) address
B) date of birth
C) admitting physician
D) symptoms experienced
E) Immunizations
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F) religious preference
G) admitting diagnosis
A, B, C, F, G
Which of the following is the major goal of ambulatory care facilities?
A) to save money by not paying hospital rates
B) to provide care to patients capable of self-care at home
C) to perform major surgery in a community setting
D) to perform tests prior to being admitted to the hospital
B) to provide care to patients capable of self-care at home
A nurse is preparing a room for a new patient. Which of the following is an
accepted guideline for this activity? Select all that apply.
A) Position the bed in the highest position for ambulatory patients.
B) Open the bed by folding back the top linens.
C) Assemble routine equipment and supplies.
D) Provide a hospital gown to be worn by the patient at all times.
E) If lab work has not been done, provide a container for a clean urine specimen.
F) Adjust the temperature to 65F and turn off overhead lights.
B, C, E
According to established standards, what healthcare provider should conduct a
holistic assessment for all patients admitted to the hospital?
A) physician
B) admission clerk
C) licensed practical nurse
D) registered nurse
D) registered nurse
Which of the following statements accurately describe an aspect of managed
care? Select all that apply.
A) Managed care systems control the cost of care with a lower quality of care.
B) The care of the patient is carefully planned and monitored by the primary care
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provider.
C) The nurse is considered the gatekeeper in the managed care system.
D) The managed care system expands the choice of care providers.
E) The managed care system may required approval for specialty care.
F) Planning and monitoring are conducted to ensure standards are followed.
B, E, F
Which of the following is a characteristic of primary healthcare? Select all that
apply.
A) It is essential healthcare based on sound methods and technology.
B) It is made universally accessible to individuals and families in the community.
C) It does not require the full participation of the individual and family.
D) It brings healthcare as close as possible to where people live and work.
E) It is the same concept as primary healthcare in that it refers to the delivery of
healthcare. F) The concept was developed based on an increase in illness and
death in third world countries.
A, B, D
Which of the following phrases is characteristic of case management as a method
of healthcare delivery?
A) brings healthcare to where people live and work
B) essentially the same method as primary care
C) planned and monitored by patients themselves
D) maximize positive outcomes and contain costs
D) maximize positive outcomes and contain costs
Which of the following phrases best describes hospitals today?
A) focus on chronic illnesses
B) focus on acute care needs
C) primary care centers
D) voluntary agencies
B) focus on acute care needs
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NUR166 EXAM 1 HONDROS 2025/2026 /NUR 166 EXAM 1
CONCEPTS OF FAMILY CENTERED NURSING FOR THE PRACTICAL
NURSING NEWEST 2025/2026 ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 100
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
Which of the following roles of the nurse are most important in providing
continuity of care to patients? Select all that apply.
A) teacher
B) collaborator
C) mentor
D) advocate
E) role model
F) researcher
A, B, D
A focus of healthcare today is community-based care. What is community-based
care? '
A) care provided to patients within a defined geographic area
B) a focus on providing appropriate care for mental health
C) a focus on the health of the community
D) an emphasis on population-based care
A) care provided to patients within a defined geographic area
Which of the following is a result of the effect of increasing healthcare costs on
hospital admissions?
A) decreased length of hospital stay
B) decreased number of surgeries
C) increased hospital admissions
D) fewer surgeries in ambulatory centers
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A) decreased length of hospital stay
Which of the following nursing diagnoses would be appropriate for almost all
patients entering a healthcare setting?
A) Impaired Elimination
B) Dysfunctional Grieving
C) Fatigue
D) Anxiety
D) Anxiety
A nurse is admitting an older woman (Grace Staples) to a long-term care facility.
How should the nurse address the woman?
A) We will just call you Grace while you live here. Okay?
B) I know you have lots of grandchildren, Grandma.
C) What name do you want us to use for you?
D) I think you will enjoy living here, Sweetie.
C) What name do you want us to use for you?
How can a nurse best provide care to patients whose cultural and religious
backgrounds are different from the nurses?
A) ignore differences and treat everyone the same
B) respect values and beliefs even if they differ from the nurses beliefs
C) convince patients to change to the nurses beliefs
D) refuse to care for patients with different beliefs
B) respect values and beliefs even if they differ from the nurses beliefs
A nurse is admitting a patient to the hospital for surgery. Which of the following
pieces of information must be obtained from the patient? Select all that apply
A) address
B) date of birth
C) admitting physician
D) symptoms experienced
E) Immunizations
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F) religious preference
G) admitting diagnosis
A, B, C, F, G
Which of the following is the major goal of ambulatory care facilities?
A) to save money by not paying hospital rates
B) to provide care to patients capable of self-care at home
C) to perform major surgery in a community setting
D) to perform tests prior to being admitted to the hospital
B) to provide care to patients capable of self-care at home
A nurse is preparing a room for a new patient. Which of the following is an
accepted guideline for this activity? Select all that apply.
A) Position the bed in the highest position for ambulatory patients.
B) Open the bed by folding back the top linens.
C) Assemble routine equipment and supplies.
D) Provide a hospital gown to be worn by the patient at all times.
E) If lab work has not been done, provide a container for a clean urine specimen.
F) Adjust the temperature to 65F and turn off overhead lights.
B, C, E
According to established standards, what healthcare provider should conduct a
holistic assessment for all patients admitted to the hospital?
A) physician
B) admission clerk
C) licensed practical nurse
D) registered nurse
D) registered nurse
Which of the following statements accurately describe an aspect of managed
care? Select all that apply.
A) Managed care systems control the cost of care with a lower quality of care.
B) The care of the patient is carefully planned and monitored by the primary care
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provider.
C) The nurse is considered the gatekeeper in the managed care system.
D) The managed care system expands the choice of care providers.
E) The managed care system may required approval for specialty care.
F) Planning and monitoring are conducted to ensure standards are followed.
B, E, F
Which of the following is a characteristic of primary healthcare? Select all that
apply.
A) It is essential healthcare based on sound methods and technology.
B) It is made universally accessible to individuals and families in the community.
C) It does not require the full participation of the individual and family.
D) It brings healthcare as close as possible to where people live and work.
E) It is the same concept as primary healthcare in that it refers to the delivery of
healthcare. F) The concept was developed based on an increase in illness and
death in third world countries.
A, B, D
Which of the following phrases is characteristic of case management as a method
of healthcare delivery?
A) brings healthcare to where people live and work
B) essentially the same method as primary care
C) planned and monitored by patients themselves
D) maximize positive outcomes and contain costs
D) maximize positive outcomes and contain costs
Which of the following phrases best describes hospitals today?
A) focus on chronic illnesses
B) focus on acute care needs
C) primary care centers
D) voluntary agencies
B) focus on acute care needs
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