Clinical Nursing Foundations Proctored Exam - University of Texas - 2252-NURS-3632-600 Practice Questions

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• Plans to divide time for nursing tasks evenly among a group of patients.
• Demonstrates care and concern for a patient's culture and beliefs.
• Encourages the patient to make decisions about food selection choices on the menu.
• Performs patient assessment and records findings accurately.

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• The nurse must follow the physician's orders.
• The physician's order creates a barrier to establishing an effective nurse-client relationship.
• The nurse faces an ethical dilemma about inconsistent courses of action.
• The nurse is unable to provide care for the client.

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• How loud is his snoring?
• How often are you awakened at night due to his loud snoring?
• Is there silence after snoring which then is followed with a snort?
• How long does he snore each night? . . .

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• "Didn't you ever discuss this possibility?"
• "The PCP only wants what is best for your spouse.”.
• "You will now have to make the decision.”.
• "The spouse did tell you in the advance directive.”.

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• An older adult client who has no family and is uncertain about moving to assisted living.
• A client who makes an informed decision not to participate in chemotherapy treatment.
• A client who has previously undergone a procedure that is to be performed for a second time.
• A client who has been educated on treatment options and chooses alternative treatments.

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• Takes a sleeping pill at 9 pm.
• Takes a diuretic at 7 pm.
• Takes frequent naps during the day.
• Takes a diuretic at 7 am. . .

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• Help the client clarify his values.
• Educate the client on death and dying concepts.
• Arrange a meeting between the family and the client.
• Allow the client time for quiet reflection.

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• Use written communication rather than verbal communication.
• Reduce the time spent with the client to decrease frustration.
• Talk in a loud tone of voice at all times during the visit.
• Ask for permission to turn off the television set during the visit.

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• Does the nurse practice act and agency policy allow this delegation?
• Has the unlicensed assistive personnel been trained to perform the task?
• Is appropriate supervision available for the unlicensed assistive personnel?
• Has the nurse evaluated the client's response to this treatment in the past? . . .