NRSG 2101 Sample Questions with All Correct Answers 2025 Latest Update
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NRSG 2101 Sample Questions with All Correct Answers 2025 Latest Update
The client recently became febrile and stated he felt "hot." The nurse takes the client's temperature and finds it to be 38.2°C. In addition, the client's pulse rate is 88 beats per minute, and his blood pressure (BP) is 16...
NRSG 2101 Sample Questions with
All Correct Answers 2025 Latest
Update
The client recently became febrile and stated he felt "hot." The nurse takes the client's
temperature and finds it to be 38.2°C. In addition, the client's pulse rate is 88 beats per
minute, and his blood pressure (BP) is 168/80 mm Hg. Which of the following is an
example of subjective data?
a. Pulse rate of 88 beats per minute
b. BP of 168/80 mm Hg
c. The statement regarding his feeling hot
d. Body temperature of 38.2°C - Answer-c
After visiting with a client, the nurse documents the assessment data. Both objective
and subjective information have been obtained during the assessment. Which of the
following is classified as objective data?
a. Pain in the left leg
b. Elevated BP
c. Fear of surgery
d. Discomfort with breathing - Answer-b
An alert, oriented adult client is admitted to the medical centre for
diagnostic testing. What is the primary source of information when completing an
assessment for this client?
a. Client
b. Physician
c. Family member
d. Experienced nurse on the unit - Answer-a
What is the first step the nurse should take upon beginning the process of data
collection?
a. Physical examination
b. Client interview
c. Review of medical records
d. Discussion with other health team members - Answer-b
Why does the nurse use nursing diagnoses after completing the client assessment?
a. Nursing diagnoses make it quicker and easier to resolve all client problems.
b. Nursing diagnoses assist the nurse to distinguish medical from nursing problems.
,c. Nursing diagnoses are required by law across Canada.
d. Nursing diagnoses identify client problems that have a nursing focus. - Answer-d
Nursing diagnoses meet specific criteria so they accurately reflect both the client's
problem and the possible etiology involved. Which one of the following statements is an
example of an appropriately written nursing diagnosis?
a. Acute pain related to left mastectomy
b. Impaired gas exchange related to altered blood gases
c. Anxiety related to uncertainty over surgery
d. Need for high-protein diet related to alteration in nutrition - Answer-c
Nursing diagnoses meet specific criteria so they accurately reflect both the client's
problem and the possible etiology involved. Which one of the following statements is an
example of an appropriately written nursing diagnosis?
a. Cardiac output decreased related to motor vehicle accident
b. Potential for injury related to improper teaching in the use of crutches
c. Ineffective airway clearance related to increased secretions
d. Risk for change in body image related to cancer - Answer-c
Which one of the following does the nurse recognize as the primary purpose of a
nursing diagnosis?
a. Support the medical plan of care.
b. Provide a standardized approach for all clients.
c. Recognize the client's response to an illness or situation.
d. Offer the nurse's subjective view of the client's behaviours. - Answer-c
When documenting a comprehensive nursing health history, under which variable would
the nurse document the client's number of children?
a. Spiritual
b. Developmental
c. Psychological
d. Sociocultural - Answer-b
Which of the following is the second step of data analysis?
a. Interpret the data.
b. Recognize a trend by cues.
c. Compare with normal standards.
d. Formulate a reasoned choice. - Answer-c
What is the link between the nursing diagnosis and the medical diagnosis?
a. The time frame of awareness
b. Potential mobility problems
c. Client's chief medical diagnosis and priority assessments
d. Health promotion activities and education to motivate for wellness - Answer-c
,Readiness for enhanced coping related to successful cancer treatment is an example of
which type of nursing diagnosis?
a. A risk nursing diagnosis
b. A wellness nursing diagnosis
c. A health promotion nursing diagnosis
d. An incorrectly worded nursing diagnosis, according to NANDA - Answer-b
A client states, "I am so depressed." Which of the following interview questions will best
elicit more information from the client?
a. "How long have you felt this way?"
b. "Have you ever felt this sad before now?"
c. "What do you think is the cause of your feeling depressed?"
d. "When did you start having feelings of depression?" - Answer-c
The nurse is working with a client who is being prepared for a diagnostic test this
afternoon. The client tells the nurse that she wants to have her hair shampooed. Which
of the following is the most appropriate label with regard to assigning a priority for the
client's request?
a. Low priority
b. An unmet need
c. Intermediate priority
d. A safety and security need - Answer-a
Which of the following is a specific and measurable behavioural response that reflects
independence in function?
a. Client goal
b. Priority setting
c. Nursing diagnosis
d. Concept mapping - Answer-a
Nursing interventions may be categorized based on the degree of nursing autonomy.
Which one of the following is an example of a nurse-initiated intervention?
a. Providing client teaching
b. Administering medication
c. Ordering a computed tomography scan
d. Referring a client to physiotherapy - Answer-a
Which one of the following interventions selected by the nurse is classified as Level 2,
Domain 2 (Physiological: Complex Care)?
a. Maintaining regular bowel elimination
b. Promoting the health of the family
c. Managing restricted body movement
d. Restoring tissue integrity - Answer-d
In documentation of nursing care plans, how do critical pathways differ from traditional
nursing care plans?
, a. Multidisciplinary approach
b. Nursing interventions
c. Client outcomes
d. Client assessment - Answer-a
The nurse may use a concept map when implementing a plan of care.
What is the purpose and distinction of a concept map?
a. Quality assurance in the health care facility
b. Multidisciplinary communication
c. Provision of a standardized format for client problems
d. Identification of the relation of client problems and interventions - Answer-d
The nurse is working with postoperative clients on a surgical unit. One aspect of care is
manipulation of the client's environment. What does this involve on the part of the
nurse?
a. Delegating ambulation of clients to the unregulated care provider
b. Providing pain medication to the client before a dressing change
c. Maintaining client privacy during procedures
d. Repositioning the client every two hours - Answer-c
Which of the following is measurable along a continuum in response to a nursing
intervention?
a. Client goal
b. Nursing diagnosis
c. Time-limited nursing intervention
d. Nursing-sensitive client outcome - Answer-d
When an etiological factor cannot change, at which of the following should interventions
be directed?
a. Eliminating risk factors
b. Treating signs and symptoms
c. Creating a safe environment for the client
d. Understanding the scientific rationale for the interventions - Answer-b
Which of the following processes is an example of indirect care?
a. Documentation
b. Medication administration
c. Catheterization
d. Grief counselling - Answer-a
What is the first step in the implementation process?
a. Providing care
b. Reassessing the client
c. Reviewing and revising the existing nursing care plan
d. Organizing resources and care delivery before delivering an intervention - Answer-b
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