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During a physical assessment, the nurse closes and door and provides drape
to promote privacy. The nurse is performing her role as a/an:
A. Advocate
B. Communicator
C. Change agent
D. Caregiver
D. Caregiver
The role of a nurse as caregiver helps client promote, restore and maintain dignity,
health and wellness by viewing a person holistically. As an advocate the nurse
intercedes or works on behalf of the client. Identifying the need and problems of the
client and communicating it to other members of the health team is doing the role of
a communicator. As a change agent, the nurse assists the client to MODIFY their
BEHAVIOR.
Formulating a nursing diagnosis is a joint function of:
A. Patient and relatives
B. Nurse and patient
C. Doctor and family
D. Nurse and doctor
B. Nurse and patient
Although diagnosing is basically the nurse's responsibility, input from the patient is
essential to formulate the correct nursing diagnosis.
,The nurse listens to Mrs. Sullen's lungs and notes a hissing sound or musical
sound. The nurse documents this as:
A. Wheezes
B. Rhonchi
C. Gurgles
D. Vesicular
A. Wheezes
Wheezes are indicated by continuous, lengthy, musical; heard during inspiration or
expiration. Rhonchi are usually coarse breath sounds. Gurgles are loud gurgling,
bubbling sound. Vesicular breath sounds are low pitch, soft intensity on expiration.
When performing an abdominal examination, the patient should be in a supine
position with the head of the bed at what position?
A. 30 degrees
B. 90 degrees
C. 45 degrees
D. 0 degree
D. 0 degree
The patient should be positioned with the head of the bed completely flattened to
perform an abdominal examination. If the head of the bed is elevated, the abdominal
muscles and organs can be bunched up, altering the findings.
Kussmaul's breathing is:
A. Shallow breaths interrupted by apnea
B. Prolonged gasping inspiration followed by a very short, usually inefficient
expiration
C. Marked rhythmic waxing and waning of respirations from very deep to very
shallow breathing and temporary apnea
D. Increased rate and depth of respiration
D. Increased rate and depth of respiration
Kussmaul breathing is also called as hyperventilation. Seen in metabolic acidosis
and renal failure. Option A refers to Biot's breathing. Option B is apneustic breathing
and option C is the Cheyne-stokes breathing.
,When performing an admission assessment on a newly admitted patient, the
nurse percusses resonance. The nurse knows that resonance heard on
percussion is most commonly heard over which organ?
A. Thigh
B. Liver
C. Intestine
D. Lung
D. Lung
Resonance is loud, low-pitched and long duration that's heard most commonly over
an air-filled tissue such as a normal lung.
To assess the adequacy of food intake, which of the following assessment
parameters is best used?
A. Food preferences
B. Regularity of meal times
C. 3-day diet recall
D. Eating style and habits
C. 3-day diet recall
3-day diet recall is an example of dietary history. This is used to indicate the
adequacy of food intake of the client.
Claire is admitted with a diagnosis of chronic shoulder pain. By definition, the
nurse understands that the patient has had pain for more than:
A. 3 months
B. 6 months
C. 9 months
D. 1 year
B. 6 months
Chronic pain is usually defined as pain lasting longer than 6 months.
Prolonged deficiency of Vitamin B9 leads to:
A. Scurvy
B. Pellagra
, C. Megaloblastic anemia
D. Pernicious anemia
C. Megaloblastic
Prolonged Vitamin B9 deficiency will lead to megaloblastic anemia while pernicious
anemia results in deficiency in Vitamin B12. Prolonged deficiency of Vitamin C leads
to scurvy and Pellagra results in deficiency in Vitamin B3.
When assessing a patient's level of consciousness, which type of nursing
intervention is the nurse performing?
A. Independent
B. Dependent
C. Collaborative
D. Professional
A. Independent
Independent nursing interventions involve actions that nurses initiate based on their
own knowledge and skills without the direction or supervision of another member of
the health care team.
The 3 reasons that dialysis is a high risk area:
1. There is frequent exposure to blood
2. Patients & Staff are in close proximity
3. Dialysis patients are immunocompromised
All dialysis surfaces must be disinfected with _____ bleach solution until
surfaces is glistening _____ and then allow to
1:100/ wet/ air dry
A ______ bleach solution is used to disinfect a large spill greater than ______
1:10/ 10 ml
The following are examples for what process: during initiation and termination
of dialysis; cannulation of an access; needle adjustment; changing a
transducer; setting up a dialysis machine
Examples of procedures where exposure may occur and PPE must be worn
What 3 blood borne pathogens are found in a dialysis unit?
hep b, hep c, and HIV
What steps should you take in the event of an exposure incident?
Matching COMBINATION examination 2025 -2026 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS VERIFIED 100% GRADED A+
Nursing Exam: Matching
During a physical assessment, the nurse closes and door and provides drape
to promote privacy. The nurse is performing her role as a/an:
A. Advocate
B. Communicator
C. Change agent
D. Caregiver
D. Caregiver
The role of a nurse as caregiver helps client promote, restore and maintain dignity,
health and wellness by viewing a person holistically. As an advocate the nurse
intercedes or works on behalf of the client. Identifying the need and problems of the
client and communicating it to other members of the health team is doing the role of
a communicator. As a change agent, the nurse assists the client to MODIFY their
BEHAVIOR.
Formulating a nursing diagnosis is a joint function of:
A. Patient and relatives
B. Nurse and patient
C. Doctor and family
D. Nurse and doctor
B. Nurse and patient
Although diagnosing is basically the nurse's responsibility, input from the patient is
essential to formulate the correct nursing diagnosis.
,The nurse listens to Mrs. Sullen's lungs and notes a hissing sound or musical
sound. The nurse documents this as:
A. Wheezes
B. Rhonchi
C. Gurgles
D. Vesicular
A. Wheezes
Wheezes are indicated by continuous, lengthy, musical; heard during inspiration or
expiration. Rhonchi are usually coarse breath sounds. Gurgles are loud gurgling,
bubbling sound. Vesicular breath sounds are low pitch, soft intensity on expiration.
When performing an abdominal examination, the patient should be in a supine
position with the head of the bed at what position?
A. 30 degrees
B. 90 degrees
C. 45 degrees
D. 0 degree
D. 0 degree
The patient should be positioned with the head of the bed completely flattened to
perform an abdominal examination. If the head of the bed is elevated, the abdominal
muscles and organs can be bunched up, altering the findings.
Kussmaul's breathing is:
A. Shallow breaths interrupted by apnea
B. Prolonged gasping inspiration followed by a very short, usually inefficient
expiration
C. Marked rhythmic waxing and waning of respirations from very deep to very
shallow breathing and temporary apnea
D. Increased rate and depth of respiration
D. Increased rate and depth of respiration
Kussmaul breathing is also called as hyperventilation. Seen in metabolic acidosis
and renal failure. Option A refers to Biot's breathing. Option B is apneustic breathing
and option C is the Cheyne-stokes breathing.
,When performing an admission assessment on a newly admitted patient, the
nurse percusses resonance. The nurse knows that resonance heard on
percussion is most commonly heard over which organ?
A. Thigh
B. Liver
C. Intestine
D. Lung
D. Lung
Resonance is loud, low-pitched and long duration that's heard most commonly over
an air-filled tissue such as a normal lung.
To assess the adequacy of food intake, which of the following assessment
parameters is best used?
A. Food preferences
B. Regularity of meal times
C. 3-day diet recall
D. Eating style and habits
C. 3-day diet recall
3-day diet recall is an example of dietary history. This is used to indicate the
adequacy of food intake of the client.
Claire is admitted with a diagnosis of chronic shoulder pain. By definition, the
nurse understands that the patient has had pain for more than:
A. 3 months
B. 6 months
C. 9 months
D. 1 year
B. 6 months
Chronic pain is usually defined as pain lasting longer than 6 months.
Prolonged deficiency of Vitamin B9 leads to:
A. Scurvy
B. Pellagra
, C. Megaloblastic anemia
D. Pernicious anemia
C. Megaloblastic
Prolonged Vitamin B9 deficiency will lead to megaloblastic anemia while pernicious
anemia results in deficiency in Vitamin B12. Prolonged deficiency of Vitamin C leads
to scurvy and Pellagra results in deficiency in Vitamin B3.
When assessing a patient's level of consciousness, which type of nursing
intervention is the nurse performing?
A. Independent
B. Dependent
C. Collaborative
D. Professional
A. Independent
Independent nursing interventions involve actions that nurses initiate based on their
own knowledge and skills without the direction or supervision of another member of
the health care team.
The 3 reasons that dialysis is a high risk area:
1. There is frequent exposure to blood
2. Patients & Staff are in close proximity
3. Dialysis patients are immunocompromised
All dialysis surfaces must be disinfected with _____ bleach solution until
surfaces is glistening _____ and then allow to
1:100/ wet/ air dry
A ______ bleach solution is used to disinfect a large spill greater than ______
1:10/ 10 ml
The following are examples for what process: during initiation and termination
of dialysis; cannulation of an access; needle adjustment; changing a
transducer; setting up a dialysis machine
Examples of procedures where exposure may occur and PPE must be worn
What 3 blood borne pathogens are found in a dialysis unit?
hep b, hep c, and HIV
What steps should you take in the event of an exposure incident?
