FUNDAMENTALS EXAM 5 WITH
QUESTIONS AND WELL VERIFIED
ANSWERS [GRADED A+] ACTUAL Exam
100%
1) After the death of several long-term clients, which action indicates
the nurse is demonstrating ineffective coping?
A. The nurse talks at length to her partner about deaths
B. The nurse keeps busy with other actions and doesn't think about the
deaths for several days
C. The nurse offers to work extra shifts for several weeks
D. Several nurses schedule a group session with the agency clergy to
discuss deaths - ANS✔✔---C. The nurse offers to work extra shifts
for several weeks
2) The nurse helps a 50 y/o client with diabetes who is to begin giving
insulin injections identify previously successful coping strategies that
,may be useful in the current situation. Which stressor is closely related
to the new stressor?
A. Interviewing for a new job
B. Death of a pet while the person was a teenager
C. The person's partner filing for a divorce
D. Starting to wear eyeglasses at age 30 - ANS✔✔---D. Starting to
wear eyeglasses at age 30
9) A client newly diagnosed with a chronic condition that will
significantly change the lifestyle must learn aspects of self-care. The
client exhibits severe anxiety: increased blood pressure and pulse,
headache, and nervousness. Based on this situation, how would the
nurse appropriately plan the teaching?
A. Recognize the client's ability to learn is severely impaired
B. Recognize the client's learning will be adaptive and begin
immediately
C. Recognize the client's ability to learn will be slightly impaired and
modify teaching
D. Recognize the client cannot learn at this time - ANS✔✔---A.
Recognize the client's ability to learn is severely impaired
10) Which of the following defense mechanisms for coping with stress
could be effective and constructive? (Select all that apply)
A. Compensation
, B. Displacement
C. Minimization
D. Repression
E. Regression - ANS✔✔---A. Compensation, B. Displacement, D.
Repression
1) When planning care for an older client residing in your skilled nursing
facility who is searching to make life meaningful, which nursing action
would be most beneficial?
A. Assess for depression
B. Diagnose and document that the client has "spiritual distress"
C. Keep the client busy with social activities
D. Explore with the client desired legacy - ANS✔✔---D. Explore with
the client desired legacy
2) A client's wife asks the nurse to pray for her. What would be the best
initial response for a nurse who believes in prayer?
A. "May i call the chaplain to come and pray with you?"
B. "I know your faith is important to you. It is to me too. Lets pray."
C. "Im happy to do that. For what would you like me to pray?"
D. "Isn't it wonderful that we have a God with whom we can share our
concerns?" - ANS✔✔---C. "Im happy to do that. For what would you
like me to pray?"
QUESTIONS AND WELL VERIFIED
ANSWERS [GRADED A+] ACTUAL Exam
100%
1) After the death of several long-term clients, which action indicates
the nurse is demonstrating ineffective coping?
A. The nurse talks at length to her partner about deaths
B. The nurse keeps busy with other actions and doesn't think about the
deaths for several days
C. The nurse offers to work extra shifts for several weeks
D. Several nurses schedule a group session with the agency clergy to
discuss deaths - ANS✔✔---C. The nurse offers to work extra shifts
for several weeks
2) The nurse helps a 50 y/o client with diabetes who is to begin giving
insulin injections identify previously successful coping strategies that
,may be useful in the current situation. Which stressor is closely related
to the new stressor?
A. Interviewing for a new job
B. Death of a pet while the person was a teenager
C. The person's partner filing for a divorce
D. Starting to wear eyeglasses at age 30 - ANS✔✔---D. Starting to
wear eyeglasses at age 30
9) A client newly diagnosed with a chronic condition that will
significantly change the lifestyle must learn aspects of self-care. The
client exhibits severe anxiety: increased blood pressure and pulse,
headache, and nervousness. Based on this situation, how would the
nurse appropriately plan the teaching?
A. Recognize the client's ability to learn is severely impaired
B. Recognize the client's learning will be adaptive and begin
immediately
C. Recognize the client's ability to learn will be slightly impaired and
modify teaching
D. Recognize the client cannot learn at this time - ANS✔✔---A.
Recognize the client's ability to learn is severely impaired
10) Which of the following defense mechanisms for coping with stress
could be effective and constructive? (Select all that apply)
A. Compensation
, B. Displacement
C. Minimization
D. Repression
E. Regression - ANS✔✔---A. Compensation, B. Displacement, D.
Repression
1) When planning care for an older client residing in your skilled nursing
facility who is searching to make life meaningful, which nursing action
would be most beneficial?
A. Assess for depression
B. Diagnose and document that the client has "spiritual distress"
C. Keep the client busy with social activities
D. Explore with the client desired legacy - ANS✔✔---D. Explore with
the client desired legacy
2) A client's wife asks the nurse to pray for her. What would be the best
initial response for a nurse who believes in prayer?
A. "May i call the chaplain to come and pray with you?"
B. "I know your faith is important to you. It is to me too. Lets pray."
C. "Im happy to do that. For what would you like me to pray?"
D. "Isn't it wonderful that we have a God with whom we can share our
concerns?" - ANS✔✔---C. "Im happy to do that. For what would you
like me to pray?"
