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NSG 240 MIDTERM EXAM CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
(100% CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025/2026
Terms in this set (97)
A nurse uses evidence-based practice A
(EBP) to provide nursing care. What is
the bestrationale
for the nurse's
behavior? a.
EBP is a guide for nurses in making
clinical decisions.
b.
EBP is based on the latest textbook
information.
c.
EBP is easily attained at the
bedside. d.
EBP is always right for all situations.
,Which patient scenario of a surgical C
patient in pain is most indicative
of critical
thinking?
a.Administering pain-relief
medication according to what
was given last shift
b.Offering pain-relief medication
based on the health care
provider's orders
c.Asking the patient what
pain-relief methods,
pharmacological and
nonpharmacological, have worked in
the past
d. Explaining to the patient that self-
reporting of severe pain is not
consistent with the minor
procedure that was
performed
A charge nurse is supervising the D
care of a new nurse. Which action
by a new nurse
indicates the
charge nurse needs to
intervene? a.
Making an ethical clinical
decision b.
Making an informed clinical
decision c.
Making a clinical decision in the
patient's best interest
d.
Making a clinical decision based
on previous shift
assessments
,A nurse is reviewing care plans. B
Which finding, if identified in a
plan of care, should the
registered nurse
revise? a.
Patient's outcomes for
learning b.
Nurse's assumptions about
hospital discharge
c.
Identification of several actual
health problems
d.
Documentation of patient's ability to
meet the goal
, A nurse administers an A
antihypertensive medication to a
patient at the scheduled time of
0900.
The nursing assistive personnel
(NAP) then reports to the nurse
that the patient's blood pressure
was low when it was taken at 0830.
The
NAP states that was busy and had
not had a chance to tell
the nurse yet. The patient begins to
complain of feeling dizzy and light-
headed.
The blood pressure
is rechecked and it has
dropped even lower. In which
phase of the nursing process
did the
nurse first make an
error? a.
Assessme
nt b.
Diagnos
is c.
Implementati
on d.
Evaluation
NSG 240 MIDTERM EXAM CURRENTLY TESTING COMPLETE
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED ANSWERS
(100% CORRECT ANSWERS) /ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025/2026
Terms in this set (97)
A nurse uses evidence-based practice A
(EBP) to provide nursing care. What is
the bestrationale
for the nurse's
behavior? a.
EBP is a guide for nurses in making
clinical decisions.
b.
EBP is based on the latest textbook
information.
c.
EBP is easily attained at the
bedside. d.
EBP is always right for all situations.
,Which patient scenario of a surgical C
patient in pain is most indicative
of critical
thinking?
a.Administering pain-relief
medication according to what
was given last shift
b.Offering pain-relief medication
based on the health care
provider's orders
c.Asking the patient what
pain-relief methods,
pharmacological and
nonpharmacological, have worked in
the past
d. Explaining to the patient that self-
reporting of severe pain is not
consistent with the minor
procedure that was
performed
A charge nurse is supervising the D
care of a new nurse. Which action
by a new nurse
indicates the
charge nurse needs to
intervene? a.
Making an ethical clinical
decision b.
Making an informed clinical
decision c.
Making a clinical decision in the
patient's best interest
d.
Making a clinical decision based
on previous shift
assessments
,A nurse is reviewing care plans. B
Which finding, if identified in a
plan of care, should the
registered nurse
revise? a.
Patient's outcomes for
learning b.
Nurse's assumptions about
hospital discharge
c.
Identification of several actual
health problems
d.
Documentation of patient's ability to
meet the goal
, A nurse administers an A
antihypertensive medication to a
patient at the scheduled time of
0900.
The nursing assistive personnel
(NAP) then reports to the nurse
that the patient's blood pressure
was low when it was taken at 0830.
The
NAP states that was busy and had
not had a chance to tell
the nurse yet. The patient begins to
complain of feeling dizzy and light-
headed.
The blood pressure
is rechecked and it has
dropped even lower. In which
phase of the nursing process
did the
nurse first make an
error? a.
Assessme
nt b.
Diagnos
is c.
Implementati
on d.
Evaluation
