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NOCTI TEST HEATH CARE WITH PRACTICA QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS BEST GRADED A+ CERTIFIED AND APPROVED
If a patient should be seen again by the doctor only as necessary, the correct abbreviation is
A. BID
B. NPO
C. OID
D. PRN - answers-D. PRN
Which of the following methods of communication will best assist a patient that is hard of hearing?
A. turn the hearing aid up to the highest setting
and talk in a loud voice
B. use only written communication with the
patient
C. face the patient and speak slowly, loudly, and
clearly
D. speak only to the family member - answers-C. face the patient and speak slowly, loudly, and
clearly
A healthcare worker is caring for two clients. One client is of the same cultural background as the
healthcare worker, the other is not. Despite the cultural differences, the healthcare worker provides
the same level of care to both clients. The healthcare worker is upholding which ethical principle?
A. justice
B. autonomy
C. veracity
D. fidelity - answers-A. justice
A patient who doesn't care to leave her room, and shows no interest in social events or coming to
the dining area for meals. She is most likely experiencing symptoms of which chronic illness?
A. diabetes
B. depression
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C. dementia
D. COPD - answers-B. depression
The healthcare provider expected to take the patient to the dining room for dinner, but finds that
the patient is engaged in conversation with a family member. The best response would be to
A. tell the family member that you need to take
the patient out for dinner and the visit needs
to end for meal time
B. leave the patient there and expect that
someone else will come back to take him/her
to dinner later
C. apologize for the interruption, and let the
patient and family member know that dinner
is being served, and that they can head out
together when ready
D. tell the patient they need to chose between
visitation and mealtime, then wait for the
patients answer. - answers-C. apologize for the interruption, and let the
patient and family member know that dinner
is being served, and that they can head out
together when ready
A patient spends a lot of time talking and crying about loss experienced from cancer. This patient is
most likely experiencing which stage of grief?
A. acceptance
B. denial
C. anger
D. depression - answers-D. depression
When the death of a family member in your care is near, the visiting family begins to plan the
funeral and make arrangements to honor their loved one. This would be an example of which stage
of grief?
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A. acceptance
B. denial
C. anger
D. depression - answers-A. acceptance
Which position requires the highest level of education?
A. licensed practical/vocational nurse
B. registered nurse
С. nurse practitioner
D. nursing assistant - answers-B. registered nurse
The main reason to avoid using perfumes and scented deodorant and soaps in a healthcare
setting because
A. the scents may be distracting to patients and
employees
B. patients and employees may not like the
scent.
C. patients and employees may be allergic or
sensitive to scents
D. the scents (perfumes/soaps) may not
complement each other - answers-C. patients and employees may be allergic or
sensitive to scents
If a healthcare worker is unable to work due to illness, it is important for the worker to
A. report for work on time and let someone
know you are ill
B. stay home and notify the supervisor before
the scheduled work time
C. stay home and ask a coworker to tell the
supervisor about the illness
D. stay home, there is no need to call in - answers-B. stay home and notify the supervisor before
NOCTI TEST HEATH CARE WITH PRACTICA QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS BEST GRADED A+ CERTIFIED AND APPROVED
If a patient should be seen again by the doctor only as necessary, the correct abbreviation is
A. BID
B. NPO
C. OID
D. PRN - answers-D. PRN
Which of the following methods of communication will best assist a patient that is hard of hearing?
A. turn the hearing aid up to the highest setting
and talk in a loud voice
B. use only written communication with the
patient
C. face the patient and speak slowly, loudly, and
clearly
D. speak only to the family member - answers-C. face the patient and speak slowly, loudly, and
clearly
A healthcare worker is caring for two clients. One client is of the same cultural background as the
healthcare worker, the other is not. Despite the cultural differences, the healthcare worker provides
the same level of care to both clients. The healthcare worker is upholding which ethical principle?
A. justice
B. autonomy
C. veracity
D. fidelity - answers-A. justice
A patient who doesn't care to leave her room, and shows no interest in social events or coming to
the dining area for meals. She is most likely experiencing symptoms of which chronic illness?
A. diabetes
B. depression
, 2
C. dementia
D. COPD - answers-B. depression
The healthcare provider expected to take the patient to the dining room for dinner, but finds that
the patient is engaged in conversation with a family member. The best response would be to
A. tell the family member that you need to take
the patient out for dinner and the visit needs
to end for meal time
B. leave the patient there and expect that
someone else will come back to take him/her
to dinner later
C. apologize for the interruption, and let the
patient and family member know that dinner
is being served, and that they can head out
together when ready
D. tell the patient they need to chose between
visitation and mealtime, then wait for the
patients answer. - answers-C. apologize for the interruption, and let the
patient and family member know that dinner
is being served, and that they can head out
together when ready
A patient spends a lot of time talking and crying about loss experienced from cancer. This patient is
most likely experiencing which stage of grief?
A. acceptance
B. denial
C. anger
D. depression - answers-D. depression
When the death of a family member in your care is near, the visiting family begins to plan the
funeral and make arrangements to honor their loved one. This would be an example of which stage
of grief?
, 3
A. acceptance
B. denial
C. anger
D. depression - answers-A. acceptance
Which position requires the highest level of education?
A. licensed practical/vocational nurse
B. registered nurse
С. nurse practitioner
D. nursing assistant - answers-B. registered nurse
The main reason to avoid using perfumes and scented deodorant and soaps in a healthcare
setting because
A. the scents may be distracting to patients and
employees
B. patients and employees may not like the
scent.
C. patients and employees may be allergic or
sensitive to scents
D. the scents (perfumes/soaps) may not
complement each other - answers-C. patients and employees may be allergic or
sensitive to scents
If a healthcare worker is unable to work due to illness, it is important for the worker to
A. report for work on time and let someone
know you are ill
B. stay home and notify the supervisor before
the scheduled work time
C. stay home and ask a coworker to tell the
supervisor about the illness
D. stay home, there is no need to call in - answers-B. stay home and notify the supervisor before
