Fundamentals Proctored Exam (Examplify) Practice Questions

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• Teach-back provides time for the nurse to verbally reinforce information to the client.
• Teach-back provides an excellent source of feedback and reinforcement.
• Teach-back allows time for the client to ask the nurse Questions.
• Teach-back allows the client time for passive listening.

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• Implementation.
• Cognitive.
• Affective.
• Psychomotor.

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• Develop a nursing care plan.
• Evaluate the effectiveness of treatment.
• Diagnose the client's condition.
• Administer medication.

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• Increase the number of healthcare providers.
• Improve the health and well-being for everyone.
• Modernize medical technology.
• Reduce health disparities.
• Achieve health equity.

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• The client asks about the prescribed medications.
• The client reports having pain after a surgical procedure.
• The client is drowsy after receiving pain medication.
• The client appears upset after receiving a cancer diagnosis.

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• Provide written materials about the benefits of relaxation techniques.
• Guide the client through a relaxation exercise step-by-step.
• Provide a detailed explanation of how relaxation techniques work.
• Explore the client's past experiences with pain management.

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• Require the nurse to complete additional education or training.
• Ignore the incident if it is their first offense.
• Allow the nurse to continue practicing without consequence.
• Transfer the nurse to a different department.

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• Alternative family.
• Blended family.
• Nuclear family.
• Single parent family.

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• Environmental Health.
• Leadership.
• Collaboration.
• Scholarly Inquiry.

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• Gather educational pamphlets for discharge teaching.
• Develop goals with client input for diabetes therapy.
• Educate the client on monitoring blood glucose levels.
• Obtain the client's current blood glucose level.

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• Actively includes the client's family in discussions about the care plan.
• Verifies the family knows when the healthcare provider will be available.
• Makes decisions about the client's care without consulting or involving the family.
• Imposes unnecessary restrictions on family visits, preventing them from being present during important moments.

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• Increasing the number of insured community members.
• Improving the neighborhood.
• Reduction of health disparities.
• Decreasing community crime.