,1. MC The new nurse is studying the five core competencies for healthcare
providers. Which of the following are a part of these core competencies? (Select
all that apply.)
A. Use primary nursing to deliver care.
B.* Replace quality improvement initiatives with work redesign methods.
C.* Work in interdisciplinary teams.
D. Use evidence-based practice.
E.* Use informatics to deliver care.
2. MC The nurse is using a specific process to plan smoking cessation activities
for a client. Which of the following is this nurse most likely using to plan the
care for this client?
A. Evidence-based practice
B.* Nursing process
C. Variance analysis
D. Critical pathways
3. MC Which of the following best demonstrates a nurse using critical thinking
when providing client care?
A. A nurse is confused when the only planned intervention fails to help
a client.
B. A nurse checks every intervention with the charge nurse before
providing care.
C.* A nurse lists alternative interventions available to provide client
care.
D. A nurse checks a laboratory manual before providing care.
4. MC A new nurse tells her mentor "you always seem so poised when you interact
with the client. It is as if you always know what to do. Can you teach me how to
do that?" What characteristic does this mentor possess in relation to critical
thinking?
A.* Self-confidence
B. Discipline
C. Independent thinking
D. Empathy
5. MC The nurse stops to think about a previous client care situation before
providing care to a current client. This nurse is using what critical thinking
skill?
A. Reasoning
B. Divergent thinking
C.* Reflection
D. Clarifying
6. MC The nurse working on a quality improvement study wants to evaluate a
client care process. Which of the following can the nurse use to evaluate this
process?
, A. Evidence-based practice
B.* Nursing process
C. Critical pathway
D. Variance analysis
7. MC The nurse is reviewing the outcome of client care that was provided. Which
of the following nursing process steps should the nurse use next?
A.* Evaluation
B. Planning
C. Assessment
D. Implementation
8. MC A client tells the nurse, "I have pain in my leg when I stand too long."
This information would be considered:
A. Objective data
B.* Subjective data
C. Qualitative data
D. Evaluative data
9. MC While providing care to a client, the nurse stops to assess a new client
problem. The assessment in this situation would be:
A. An initial assessment
B. An objective assessment
C. A subjective assessment
D.* A focused assessment
10. MC At the completion of an assessment, the nurse chooses a nursing diagnosis
that best defines the client's health problems. Which type of clinical judgment
will this nurse use?
A.* Diagnostic reasoning
B. Nursing process
C. Evidence-based practice
D. Critical pathway
11. MC The nurse is creating outcome criteria for the nursing diagnoses for a
client. Which of the following should the nurse include when creating the
criteria?
A. They should be written as nursing goals.
B.* They should be written to address the client, and be time-specific
and measurable.
C. They should be written as statements.
D. They should be written as psychomotor only.
12. MC The nurse is implementing a plan of care for a client. After providing
care, what should the nurse do as the final step in the process?
, A. Nothing
B. Reassess the client.
C.* Document
D. Give the charge nurse a report.
13. MC A client care issue has been raised about the actions taken by a nurse
who was asked to provide care to a client whose healthcare decisions were
considered controversial. The unit's nurse manager is concerned that care was
not appropriately provided. Which of the following should be consulted to
protect the client and to evaluate the care in question?
A. Nurse practice act
B. Hospital quality improvement guidelines
C.* Nursing code of ethics
D. Critical pathway
14. MC A client tells the nurse, "I have an advance directive that I want you to
follow." Which of the following will this document provide for the nurse?
A. The answers to any care dilemmas for the client
B. Directions regarding when to use universal precautions for the
client
C.* The client's preferences for healthcare should the client become
mentally incapacitated
D. A complete plan of care for the client
15. MC The nurse is preparing a client to go home. Which of the following skills
are the most important for the nurse to adequately prepare this client?
A. The ability to use critical thinking
B.* Familiarity with adult learning principles
C. The ability to follow written orders
D. The ability to support client decision making
16. MC The nurse is preparing to provide client care information to a group of
unlicensed assistive personnel. Which type of care delivery system is this nurse
most likely using to provide client care?
A. Case management
B. Primary nursing
C. Functional nursing
D.* Team nursing
17. MC A nurse has delegated the collection of vital signs, including blood
pressure readings, to two unlicensed assistive personnel. The of this work means
the nurse is:
A.* Accountable for the care that was delegated.
B. Responsible to re-measure all of the vital signs.
C. Not responsible for these vital signs.
D. Not accountable for these vital signs.
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