HONDROS 195 TEST 1 FINAL SCRIPT 2026
FULL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
SUCCESS PREP GRADED A+
⩥ Orientation phase of a therapeutic relationship.
Answer: Start to develop working relationship
*TRUST*
*Discharge planning* starts here
Develop contract
⩥ working phase of therapeutic relationship.
Answer: Promote clients problem-solving ability; overcome resistance;
facilitate behavior change; client practices and experiences alternative
adaptive behaviors; client and nurse evaluates, examines, and if
necessary redefines, problems/goals; client active participation in
exploring problems, gaining insight, and finding solutions
⩥ Termination phase of a therapeutic relationship.
Answer: preparing patient to end discussion
summarize keys
validate information
discuss next step
ok i have two more questions
,⩥ Novice.
Answer: student no experience
The learner has had no
previous experience making
them struggle to decide
which tasks are most
relevant to accomplish.
⩥ advance beginner nurse.
Answer: has had some experience rather observational in nature but the
nurse is able to identify meaningful aspects
⩥ Competent Nurse (Stage 3).
Answer: everything is in order supplies are ready,
2-3 yrs has had some experience
with a particuilar group of patients
⩥ Proficient Nurse (Stage 4).
Answer: 3 plus years anticipate what's going to happen next
manages care oppose to performing skills,
, ⩥ Expert nurse.
Answer: has an intuitive grasp of a clinical situation and zeroes in on the
accurate solution
can focus on multiple dimension at one time
⩥ Analyze cues.
Answer: be able to interpret cues, organize and recognize patterns in
order to link the patient's clinical presentation to a problem
⩥ To analyze cues, carefully review the
client's history and situation..
Answer: Think about how the identified relevant
cues relate to the condition or history and
determine why certain cues are more
concerning than others.
⩥ Data clusters of cues.
Answer: organizing all data elements
about a patient into meaningful patterns
⩥ Nurses can prevent.
Answer: NURSING DIAGNOSIS
FULL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
SUCCESS PREP GRADED A+
⩥ Orientation phase of a therapeutic relationship.
Answer: Start to develop working relationship
*TRUST*
*Discharge planning* starts here
Develop contract
⩥ working phase of therapeutic relationship.
Answer: Promote clients problem-solving ability; overcome resistance;
facilitate behavior change; client practices and experiences alternative
adaptive behaviors; client and nurse evaluates, examines, and if
necessary redefines, problems/goals; client active participation in
exploring problems, gaining insight, and finding solutions
⩥ Termination phase of a therapeutic relationship.
Answer: preparing patient to end discussion
summarize keys
validate information
discuss next step
ok i have two more questions
,⩥ Novice.
Answer: student no experience
The learner has had no
previous experience making
them struggle to decide
which tasks are most
relevant to accomplish.
⩥ advance beginner nurse.
Answer: has had some experience rather observational in nature but the
nurse is able to identify meaningful aspects
⩥ Competent Nurse (Stage 3).
Answer: everything is in order supplies are ready,
2-3 yrs has had some experience
with a particuilar group of patients
⩥ Proficient Nurse (Stage 4).
Answer: 3 plus years anticipate what's going to happen next
manages care oppose to performing skills,
, ⩥ Expert nurse.
Answer: has an intuitive grasp of a clinical situation and zeroes in on the
accurate solution
can focus on multiple dimension at one time
⩥ Analyze cues.
Answer: be able to interpret cues, organize and recognize patterns in
order to link the patient's clinical presentation to a problem
⩥ To analyze cues, carefully review the
client's history and situation..
Answer: Think about how the identified relevant
cues relate to the condition or history and
determine why certain cues are more
concerning than others.
⩥ Data clusters of cues.
Answer: organizing all data elements
about a patient into meaningful patterns
⩥ Nurses can prevent.
Answer: NURSING DIAGNOSIS
