NR 222: FINAL EXAM Study Guide Health and
Wellness {Latest Updated 2026/2027}
Questions and Answers (Graded A+) -
Chamberlain
The patient reports being tired and weak and lacks energy. Upon assessment, the
nurse finds that patient has gained weight, and blood pressure and pulse are elevated
after climbing stairs. Which nursing diagnosis will the nurse add to the care plan?
1. Fatigue
2. Decreased cardiac output
3. Ineffective coping
4. Activity intolerance - correct answer ACTIVITY INTOLERANCE
The nurse enters a room to find the patient sitting up in bed crying. How will the
nurse display a critical thinking attitude in this situation?
1. Limit visitors while the patient is upset.
2. Ask the patient what triggered the crying.
3. Set a box of tissues at the patient's bedside before leaving the room.
, NR 222: FINAL EXAM Study Guide Health and
Wellness {Latest Updated 2026/2027}
Questions and Answers (Graded A+) -
Chamberlain
4. Provide privacy and check on the patient 30 minutes later. - correct answer . Ask
the patient what triggered the crying.
A nurse is using a critical thinking model to provide care. Which component is first
implemented when helping a nurse make clinical decisions?
1. Experience
2. Nursing process
3. Attitude
4. Specific knowledge base - correct answer Specific knowledge base
What is subjective data? - correct answer Information verbally provided by the
patient
Is the patients perception of the problem
Often put in "Quotes"
Referred to the CHIEF COMPLAINT
What is objective data? - correct answer Data considered Factual
things you can see and or measure
, NR 222: FINAL EXAM Study Guide Health and
Wellness {Latest Updated 2026/2027}
Questions and Answers (Graded A+) -
Chamberlain
Obtained from: Inspection, Palpation auscultation, percussion, smell
Used to validate the patients subjective complaint
A charge nurse is reviewing the steps of the nursing process with a group of students.
Which of the following should the students identify as objective data?
a. Respiratory rate of 22/min
b. The clients partner states" He says it hurts as soon as he starts walking"
c. Pain rating of 3 on a scale of 1-10.
d. Skin is warm, pink and dry.
e.Nurse reports patient is walking with a limp. - correct answer A
D
E
What are RN responsible for? - correct answer Creating safe/healthy environment
Professionalism
Not tolerating abuse at work
Using technology to promote safe practice
Promoting sustainable global environmental health policies
what is QSEN? - correct answer Quality and Safety Education for Nurses
(Founded by Robert Wood Johnson)
, NR 222: FINAL EXAM Study Guide Health and
Wellness {Latest Updated 2026/2027}
Questions and Answers (Graded A+) -
Chamberlain
What is Health literacy? - correct answer ability to read, understand, and act on
health information
Levels of prevention include? - correct answer Primary Prevention
Secondary Prevention
Tertiary Prevention
What is Primary Prevention? - correct answer Manage risk factors and prevent onset
of diseases (educating and first screening)
What is Secondary Prevention? - correct answer Early diagnosis and beginning of
treatment
What is Tertiary Prevention? - correct answer Rehabilitative therapies and monitoring
of health to prevent complications or further illness, injury, or disability
What are risk factors? - correct answer Non-modifiable and Modifiable factors
What are some non-modifiable risk factors? - correct answer age, gender, genetics,
ethnicity
Wellness {Latest Updated 2026/2027}
Questions and Answers (Graded A+) -
Chamberlain
The patient reports being tired and weak and lacks energy. Upon assessment, the
nurse finds that patient has gained weight, and blood pressure and pulse are elevated
after climbing stairs. Which nursing diagnosis will the nurse add to the care plan?
1. Fatigue
2. Decreased cardiac output
3. Ineffective coping
4. Activity intolerance - correct answer ACTIVITY INTOLERANCE
The nurse enters a room to find the patient sitting up in bed crying. How will the
nurse display a critical thinking attitude in this situation?
1. Limit visitors while the patient is upset.
2. Ask the patient what triggered the crying.
3. Set a box of tissues at the patient's bedside before leaving the room.
, NR 222: FINAL EXAM Study Guide Health and
Wellness {Latest Updated 2026/2027}
Questions and Answers (Graded A+) -
Chamberlain
4. Provide privacy and check on the patient 30 minutes later. - correct answer . Ask
the patient what triggered the crying.
A nurse is using a critical thinking model to provide care. Which component is first
implemented when helping a nurse make clinical decisions?
1. Experience
2. Nursing process
3. Attitude
4. Specific knowledge base - correct answer Specific knowledge base
What is subjective data? - correct answer Information verbally provided by the
patient
Is the patients perception of the problem
Often put in "Quotes"
Referred to the CHIEF COMPLAINT
What is objective data? - correct answer Data considered Factual
things you can see and or measure
, NR 222: FINAL EXAM Study Guide Health and
Wellness {Latest Updated 2026/2027}
Questions and Answers (Graded A+) -
Chamberlain
Obtained from: Inspection, Palpation auscultation, percussion, smell
Used to validate the patients subjective complaint
A charge nurse is reviewing the steps of the nursing process with a group of students.
Which of the following should the students identify as objective data?
a. Respiratory rate of 22/min
b. The clients partner states" He says it hurts as soon as he starts walking"
c. Pain rating of 3 on a scale of 1-10.
d. Skin is warm, pink and dry.
e.Nurse reports patient is walking with a limp. - correct answer A
D
E
What are RN responsible for? - correct answer Creating safe/healthy environment
Professionalism
Not tolerating abuse at work
Using technology to promote safe practice
Promoting sustainable global environmental health policies
what is QSEN? - correct answer Quality and Safety Education for Nurses
(Founded by Robert Wood Johnson)
, NR 222: FINAL EXAM Study Guide Health and
Wellness {Latest Updated 2026/2027}
Questions and Answers (Graded A+) -
Chamberlain
What is Health literacy? - correct answer ability to read, understand, and act on
health information
Levels of prevention include? - correct answer Primary Prevention
Secondary Prevention
Tertiary Prevention
What is Primary Prevention? - correct answer Manage risk factors and prevent onset
of diseases (educating and first screening)
What is Secondary Prevention? - correct answer Early diagnosis and beginning of
treatment
What is Tertiary Prevention? - correct answer Rehabilitative therapies and monitoring
of health to prevent complications or further illness, injury, or disability
What are risk factors? - correct answer Non-modifiable and Modifiable factors
What are some non-modifiable risk factors? - correct answer age, gender, genetics,
ethnicity
