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  • September 14, 2024
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1. Which of the following best describes person-centered care?


A. Care focused primarily on the treatment of diseases


B. Care that emphasizes the preferences, needs, and values of the patient


C. Care provided in a standardized manner to all patients


D. Care that prioritizes the efficiency of the healthcare system

,Answer: B. Care that emphasizes the preferences, needs, and values of the patient


2. What is the primary goal of the nursing process?


A. To provide a fixed treatment plan for all patients


B. To address specific symptoms without considering the patient’s preferences


C. To deliver care that is systematic and patient-centered


D. To ensure all interventions are performed in a hospital setting


Answer: C. To deliver care that is systematic and patient-centered


3. In the context of patient communication, which of the following is considered a
therapeutic technique?


A. Offering false reassurance


B. Asking open-ended questions


C. Interrupting the patient frequently


D. Using medical jargon


Answer: B. Asking open-ended questions


4. Which of the following is an example of a nursing intervention for a patient with
impaired skin integrity?


A. Monitoring vital signs every 8 hours

,B. Applying a topical antibiotic to the wound


C. Educating the patient on the importance of regular exercise


D. Scheduling follow-up appointments with a specialist


Answer: B. Applying a topical antibiotic to the wound


5. What is the purpose of conducting a comprehensive assessment in nursing
practice?


A. To diagnose and treat a specific condition


B. To develop a holistic understanding of the patient’s health status


C. To focus solely on the patient’s physical health


D. To comply with administrative requirements


Answer: B. To develop a holistic understanding of the patient’s health status


6. Which principle is fundamental to maintaining patient safety?


A. Relying solely on clinical experience


B. Ignoring patient concerns if they are not urgent


C. Following established protocols and procedures


D. Delegating all patient care tasks to unlicensed personnel


Answer: C. Following established protocols and procedures

, 7. How should a nurse respond to a patient who expresses anxiety about an
upcoming procedure?


A. Tell the patient not to worry as the procedure will be quick


B. Ignore the patient’s concerns and proceed with the procedure


C. Provide clear information about the procedure and offer emotional support


D. Avoid discussing the procedure to prevent further anxiety


Answer: C. Provide clear information about the procedure and offer emotional
support


8. Which of the following is an important aspect of cultural competence in nursing
care?


A. Assuming all patients from a particular culture have the same needs


B. Using a translator when language barriers exist


C. Ignoring cultural differences to provide uniform care


D. Focusing exclusively on Western medical practices


Answer: B. Using a translator when language barriers exist


9. What is the role of the nurse in patient education?


A. To provide information without considering the patient’s level of understanding

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