Canadian Health Care and Nursing Test Questions
Course Introduction
This course explores the foundations, structure, and evolving practices of the Canadian health care system with a focus on the role of nursing within this context. Students will examine the historical development of health care in Canada, key health policies, funding models, and the unique aspects of care delivery across provinces and territories. Special attention is given to the professional standards, ethical responsibilities, and regulatory frameworks guiding Canadian nurses. Topics may include Indigenous health, primary care, public health, interprofessional collaboration, health informatics, and current challenges such as health equity, access, and workforce sustainability in nursing practice.
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Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing 6th Edition by Patricia A. Potter
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Chapter 1: Health and Wellness
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Q1) Which of the following is a true statement about nutrition in Canada,according to the research?
A)Canadians have increased their total fat and salt consumption.
B)Canadians report that their children eat the recommended daily number of fruits and vegetables.
C)Fifty percent of children aged 2 to 17 years are overweight or obese.
D)The 2004 Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS)revealed that 40% of adult Canadians were obese (body mass index of 30 or more)and 50% were overweight.
Answer: A
Q2) The determinant of health with the greatest effect on the health of Canadians is which of the following?
A)Education.
B)Health services.
C)Social support networks.
D)Income and social status.
Answer: D
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Chapter 2: The Canadian Health Care Delivery System
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Q1) Which of the following is a contributing factor to the shortage of nurses in Canada?
A)Increased birth rate,which creates a greater demand for nursing services.
B)New technology,which replaces nurses at the bedside.
C)Fewer people wishing to practise as nurses because health trends are focusing on natural and alternative therapies.
D)Retirement of a large percentage of nurses.
Answer: D
Q2) Canadian health care workers' rights include which of the following? (Select all that apply. )
A)Reasonable working conditions.
B)To refuse dangerous work.
C)To receive appropriate compensation.
D)Access to proactive measures.
E)Access to their own health care information.
Answer: A,B,D
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Chapter 3: The Development of Nursing in Canada
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Q1) Nurses working at Red Cross outpost stations in Ontario between 1922 and 1984 acquired diverse skills including which of the following? (Select all that apply. )
A)Diagnosing illnesses.
B)Performing Caesarean sections.
C)Suturing wounds.
D)Administering anaesthetics.
E)Inserting central lines
F)Taking radiographs.
Answer: A,C,D,F
Q2) What was the main driving force for the modernization of nursing?
A)Globalization.
B)The Crimean War.
C)Missionary nursing.
D)The women's suffrage movement.
Answer: A
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Chapter 4: Community Health Nursing Practice
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Q1) The community health nurse is administering flu shots to children at a local playground.In doing so,the nurse's focus is on what?
A)Preventing individual illness.
B)Preventing community outbreak of illness.
C)Preventing outbreak of illness in the family.
D)The needs of the individual or family.
Q2) The student nurse is trying to determine what type of nurse she wants to be after graduation.In class,she states that community health nursing is probably not for her because community nursing focuses only on community issues such as preventing epidemics.What would be the instructor's most appropriate response?
A)Community health nursing focuses on the health care of individuals,families,and groups in a community.
B)Community health nursing focuses only on the health of a specific subgroup in a community.
C)Community health nursing requires an advanced nursing degree,and so the student need not worry.
D)Community health nursing focuses only on maintaining the health of the community.
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Chapter 5: Theoretical Foundations of Nursing Practice
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Q1) In the late 1980s,the shift in scholarly work regarding nursing theories challenged nurses when theorizing to include consider what type of knowledge?
A)Clinical.
B)Intuitive.
C)Theoretical.
D)Substantive.
Q2) Although the different nursing theories have similarities,key elements distinguish one from another.What is the emphasis of Jean Watson's conceptual model?
A)Self-care maintains wholeness.
B)Subsystems exist in dynamic stability.
C)Stimuli disrupt an adaptive system.
D)Caring is central to the essence of nursing.
Q3) What does the theorizing term proposition mean?
A)A purposeful set of assumptions.
B)A declarative assertion.
C)The process of formulating concepts.
D)The structure that links concepts together.
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Chapter 6: Evidence-Informed Practice
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Q1) Before conducting any study with human subjects,the researcher must obtain approval from the agency's human subjects committee or research ethics board (REB).The REB ensures that the researcher will do what? (Select all that apply. )
A)Obtain informed consent.
B)Minimize risk to subjects.
C)Ensure confidentiality.
D)Identify risks and benefits of participation.
E)Ensure that subjects complete the study.
Q2) Why is qualitative nursing research valuable?
A)It excludes all bias.
B)It entails the use of randomization in structure.
C)It helps determine associations between variables and conditions.
D)It entails the study of phenomena that are difficult to quantify.
Q3) When the best evidence is collected,what is the "gold standard" for research?
A)The randomized controlled trial (RCT).
B)The peer-reviewed article.
C)Qualitative research.
D)The opinion of expert committees.
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Chapter 7: Nursing Values and Ethics
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Q1) Which philosophy of health care ethics would be particularly useful for making ethical decisions about vulnerable populations?
A)Feminist ethics.
B)Deontology.
C)Bioethics.
D)Utilitarianism.
Q2) The nurse has become aware that narcotics are missing in the patient care area.Which ethical principle obligates the nurse to report the missing medications?
A)Advocacy.
B)Responsibility.
C)Confidentiality.
D)Accountability.
Q3) How are determinations regarding quality of life characterized?
A)They are based on a person's ability to act according to ethical principles.
B)They are based on a patient's self-determination.
C)They are value judgements that can vary from person to person.
D)They are consistent and stable over the course of one's lifetime.
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Chapter 8: Legal Implications in Nursing Practice
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Q1) A nursing student in the final term of nursing school is overheard by a nursing faculty member telling another student that she got to insert a nasogastric tube in the emergency department while she was working as a nursing assistant.What advice is best for the nursing faculty member to give to the nursing student?
A)"Just be careful when you are doing new procedures and make sure you are following directions by the nurse."
B)"Review your procedures before you go to work,so you will be prepared to do them if you have a chance."
C)"The nurse should not have allowed you to insert the nasogastric tube because something bad could have happened."
D)"You are not allowed to perform any procedures other than those in your job description as a nursing assistant,even with the nurse's permission."
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Chapter 9: Global Health
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Q1) Which of the following is an outcome of nursing education that enables safe service to be defined by those who receive the service?
A)Cultural awareness.
B)Cultural safety.
C)Cultural sensitivity.
D)Self-awareness.
Q2) The nurse may work with patients from many different cultural backgrounds.Nurses,unfortunately and inadvertently,may impose their own cultural beliefs on patients.Which of the following is an example of a nurse imposing personal perspectives on a patient?
A)Adapting the patient's room to accommodate extra family members who are visiting.
B)Seeking information on gender-congruent care for an Egyptian patient.
C)Directing an older Chinese patient to do rehabilitation exercises after she has refused to do them until her daughter arrives.
D)Encouraging family members to assist with the patient's care when it is appropriate for them to do so.
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Chapter 10: Indigenous Health
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Q1) In comparison with their non-Indigenous counterparts,Indigenous persons with a diagnosis of HIV infection are more likely to be what?
A)Older.
B)Male.
C)Infected through intravenous drug use.
D)Transgender.
Q2) The significant educational,income,health,and social disparities between Indigenous people and other Canadians is a reflection of what?
A)The geographical spread of Canada's population.
B)Genetic diseases that are passed through generations.
C)Physical and psychological abuse from the Indian residential school system.
D)Infectious diseases processes.
Q3) Which of the following would be considered a distal determinant of health?
A)Effective policing services.
B)Access to walking trails.
C)Eating nutritious meals.
D)Exercising daily.
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Chapter 11: Nursing Leadership, management, and Collaborative Practice
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Q1) The student nurse is seeking to learn skills associated with priority setting.Among the different priorities of care,which of the following is an example of an intermediate priority?
A)An obstructed airway.
B)The need to urinate.
C)Loss of consciousness.
D)Activities of daily living in the home environment.
Q2) Accountability is a critical aspect of nursing care.Which of the following is an example of a specific decision-making process of accountability?
A)Selecting the medication schedule for the patient.
B)Implementing discharge teaching plans that meet individual patients' needs.
C)Evaluating the patient's outcomes after implementation of care.
D)Promoting participation of all staff members in unit meetings.
Q3) The charge nurse asks an experienced nurse to admit a critically ill patient who arrives in the emergency department.What does this action exemplify?
A)Evaluation.
B)Supervision.
C)Assignment.
D)Delegation.
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Chapter 12: Critical Thinking in Nursing Practice
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Q1) While caring for a hospitalized older woman after hip surgery,the new graduate nurse is faced with the task of inserting an indwelling urinary catheter,which involves rotating the hip into a contraindicated position.The nurse exhibits critical thinking to perform this task by doing what?
A)Following textbook procedure.
B)Notifying the physician of the need for a urologist consult.
C)Adapting the positioning technique to the situation.
D)Postponing catheter insertion until the next shift.
Q2) The patient appears to be in no apparent distress,but vital signs measured by an unregulated care provider reveal that the pulse is extremely low.The nurse then auscultates an apical pulse and asks the patient whether he has any complaints or a history of heart problems.The nurse is utilizing which critical thinking skill?
A)Interpretation.
B)Evaluation.
C)Self-regulation.
D)Explanation.
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Chapter 13: Nursing Assessment, diagnosis, and Planning
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Q1) Which of the following methods of data collection is utilized to establish a patient's nursing database?
A)Reviewing the current literature to determine evidence-informed nursing actions.
B)Orders for diagnostic and laboratory tests.
C)Physical examination.
D)Anticipated medications to be ordered.
Q2) Which of these outcomes would be most appropriate for a patient with a nursing diagnosis of Constipation related to slowed gastrointestinal motility secondary to pain medications?
A)Patient will have one soft,formed bowel movement by end of shift.
B)Patient will not take any pain medications this shift.
C)Patient will walk unassisted to bathroom by the end of shift.
D)Patient will not take laxatives or stool softeners this shift.
Q3) Components of a nursing health history include
A)Current treatment orders.
B)Nurse's concerns.
C)Nurse's goals for the patient.
D)Patient expectations.
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Chapter 14: Implementing and Evaluating Nursing Care
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Q1) Which intervention is most appropriate for the nursing diagnosis Impaired verbal communication related to loss of facial motor control and decreased sensation?
A)Obtain an interpreter for the patient as soon as possible.
B)Assist the patient in performing swallowing exercises each shift.
C)Ask the family to provide a sitter to remain with the patient at all times.
D)Provide the patient with a writing board each shift.
Q2) A new nurse states that she is confused about using evaluative measures when caring for patients and asks the charge nurse for examples and an explanation.Which of the following is the most accurate response from the charge nurse?
A)"Evaluative measures are multiple-page documents used to evaluate nurse performance."
B)"Evaluative measures include assessment data used to determine whether patients have met their expected outcomes and goals."
C)"Evaluative measures are used by quality assurance nurses to determine the progress a nurse is making from novice to expert nurse."
D)"Evaluative measures are objective views of incident reports."
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Chapter 15: Documenting and Reporting
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Q1) A new nurse asks the preceptor why a change-of-shift report is important,inasmuch as care is documented in the chart.What is the preceptor's best response?
A)"A change-of-shift report provides an opportunity to share essential information to ensure patient safety and continuity of care."
B)"A change-of-shift report provides the oncoming nurse with data to help set priorities and establish reimbursement costs."
C)"A change-of-shift report provides an opportunity for the oncoming nurse to ask questions and determine research priorities."
D)"A change-of-shift report provides important information to caregivers and develops relationships within the health care team."
Q2) According to documentation guidelines the most appropriate notation is
A)"1230 hours: Patient's vital signs taken."
B)"0700 hours: Patient drank adequate amount of fluids."
C)"0900 hours: Morphine given for lower abdominal pain."
D)"0830 hours: Increased IV fluid rate to 100 mL per hour."
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Chapter 16: Nursing Informatics and Canadian Nursing Practice
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Q1) Which of the following Health Information: Nursing Component (HI:NC)can be described as the amount and type of nursing resource used to provide care?
A)Patient status.
B)Nursing interventions.
C)Nursing intensity.
D)Patient outcome.
Q2) Of the following,which is a current technological application that is critical for supporting clinical judgement,decision making,and optimal client outcomes?
A)Client documentation systems.
B)Laboratory reporting software.
C)Diagnostic imaging systems.
D)Billing and financial management databases.
Q3) The seven axes of the ICNP are which of the following?
A)Assessment,Analysis,Intervention,Action,Outcome,and Evaluation.
B)Focus,Judgement,Action,Means,Location,Client,and Time.
C)Status,Intervention,Outcome,Intensity,Identifier,Client,and Time.
D)Focus,Standards,Delivery,Outcomes,Intensity,Evaluation,and Time.
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Chapter 17: Communication and Relational Practice
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Q1) When making rounds,the nurse finds a patient who is not able to sleep because of anticipation of surgery in the morning.Which therapeutic response is most appropriate?
A)"It will be okay.Your surgeon will talk to you in the morning."
B)"Why can't you sleep? You have the best surgeon in the hospital."
C)"Don't worry.The surgeon ordered a sleeping pill to help you sleep."
D)"It must be difficult not to know what the surgeon will find.What can I do to help?"
Q2) Which situation will cause the nurse to intervene and follow up on the unregulated care provider's behaviour?
A)The unregulated care provider is calling the older patient "honey."
B)The unregulated care provider is facing the older patient when talking.
C)The unregulated care provider cleans the older patient's glasses.
D)The unregulated care provider allows time for the older patient to respond.
Q3) Which technique is being used most effectively in which scenario?
A)Interpersonal communication to change negative self-talk to positive self-talk.
B)Small-group communication to present information to an audience.
C)Intrapersonal communication to build strong teams.
D)Transpersonal communication to enhance meditation.
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Chapter 18: Patient-Centred Care: Interprofessional
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Q1) To clarify the role of a nurse in patient-centred care,a nurse is responsible for which of the following?
A)Asking other interprofessional team members about their roles.
B)Shadowing other interprofessional team members to experience their roles.
C)Being able to explain own role and the knowledge and skills that the nurse brings to patient-centred care.
D)Being able to explain the roles of all interprofessional team members.
Q2) Which way of knowing is primarily affected by the ideals that are significant or important to the person,the family,or the community?
A)Empirical knowing.
B)Aesthetic knowing.
C)Personal knowing.
D)Ethical knowing.
Q3) What is the cause of internalized myths that nurses may have about their own profession and those of other health care providers?
A)Role ambiguity.
B)Media portrayal.
C)Familial experiences.
D)Socialization.
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Chapter 19: Family Nursing
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Q1) When focusing on older persons,the nurse must be aware of which of the following?
A)Elder abuse happens only in lower socioeconomic classes.
B)Older persons have the same social networks as do younger people.
C)Caregivers may be spouses or middle-aged children.
D)Caregiver stress is minimal in the care of a parent.
Q2) Balancing employment and family life creates a variety of challenges in terms of child care and household work for both parents.Why does this have major implications in health care?
A)Maternal employment has been demonstrated to be harmful for children.
B)Maternal employment has shifted the majority of household tasks to the male.
C)Fathers now participate more fully in day-to-day parenting responsibilities.
D)The number of single-parent families has decreased since 1970.
Q3) In an assessment for signs of a healthy family,what would the nurse would expect to find?
A)Change is viewed as detrimental to family processes.
B)The response to stressors is passive.
C)The structure is flexible enough to adapt to crises.
D)Minimal influence is exerted on the environment.
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Chapter 20: Patient Education
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Q1) A nurse is teaching a group of healthy adults about the benefits of flu immunizations.Which purpose of patient education is the nurse fulfilling?
A)Restoration of health.
B)Coping with impaired functions.
C)Promotion of health and illness prevention.
D)Health analogies.
Q2) A patient with heart failure is learning to reduce salt in the diet.When would be the best time for the nurse to address this topic?
A)At bedtime,when the patient is relaxed.
B)At lunchtime while the nurse is preparing the food tray.
C)At bath time,when the nurse is cleaning the patient.
D)At medication time,when the nurse is administering patient medication.
Q3) Which statement indicates that the nurse has a good understanding of teaching/learning?
A)"Teaching and learning can be separated."
B)"Learning is an interactive process that promotes teaching."
C)"Learning consists of a conscious,deliberate set of actions designed to help the teacher."
D)"Teaching is most effective when it responds to the learner's needs."
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Chapter 21: Developmental Theories
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Q1) The nursing instructor needs to provide further instruction to the student who makes which statement?
A)"Intellectual development is affected by cognitive processes."
B)"Socioemotional processes can influence an individual's growth and development."
C)"Breast development is an example of a change resulting from biological processes."
D)"An individual's biological processes determine physical characteristics and do not affect growth and development."
Q2) The teaching plan for a 3-year-old child who is at risk for developmental delay should include which of these instructions for the parents?
A)"Encourage play as your child is exploring his or her surroundings."
B)"Insist that your child discuss various points of view,not just his or her own."
C)"Discuss world events with your child to foster language development."
D)"Actively encourage your child to read lengthy books to expedite reading and writing abilities."
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Chapter 22: Conception Through Adolescence
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Q1) During hospitalization,what should the nurse encourage the parents of an 8-month-old infant to do?
A)Provide as much care as possible.
B)Not worry about attachments because the infant is too young to develop them.
C)Remember that infants cannot differentiate a stranger from a familiar person.
D)Relax and allow nursing staff to care for the child at all times.
Q2) What is the priority assessment immediately after an infant's birth?
A)Assess infant-parent interactions.
B)Promote parent-newborn physical contact.
C)Open the infant's airway.
D)Assess gestational age.
Q3) The nurse who is teaching a parent about developmental needs of the infant knows that the parent understands an infant's developmental needs when he or she states which of the following?
A)"My child is too young to understand words."
B)"My child will begin to speak in sentences by 1 year of age."
C)"My child will probably enjoy playing peek-a-boo."
D)"While my child is in the hospital,I should let the nurses provide most of the care."
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Chapter 23: Young to Middle Adulthood
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Q1) A 25-year-old patient is brought to the hospital by police after crashing his car in a high-speed chase when trying to avoid arrest for spousal abuse.What should the nurse do?
A)Question the patient about drug use.
B)Offer the patient a cup of coffee to calm his nerves.
C)Be aware that substance abuse is usually obvious.
D)Deal with the issue at hand,and put off asking about previous illnesses.
Q2) The nurse knows that the young adult patient understands the health risks that affect his or her age group when the patient makes which statement?
A)"It's probably safe for me to start smoking.At my age,there's not enough time for cancer to develop."
B)"I am sure that I am going to get emphysema.Both my mother and my aunt had it.It's genetic."
C)"Controlling the amount of stress in my life may decrease the risk of illness."
D)"I don't do drugs.I do drink coffee,but caffeine is not a drug.It is perfectly safe and has no side effects."
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Chapter 24: Older Persons
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Q1) An older patient has fallen and broken his hip.As a consequence,the patient's family is concerned about his ability to care for himself,especially during his convalescence.What should the nurse do?
A)Stress that older patients usually ask for help when needed.
B)Inform the family that placement in a nursing centre is a permanent solution.
C)Tell the family to enroll the patient in a ceramics class to maintain his quality of life.
D)Provide information and answer questions as family members make choices among care options.
Q2) A patient with gradual,progressive cognitive impairment (dementia)is admitted to the nursing unit after hip replacement surgery.Which of the following is a nursing care principle for care of cognitively impaired older persons?
A)Maintain physical health.
B)Evaluate the patient's manifestations of standard symptoms.
C)Assist patient with all ADLs.
D)Isolate patients to protect others.
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Chapter 25: The Experience of Loss, death, and Grief
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Q1) The nurse is preparing to assist the patient in the end stage of her life.The patient is showing signs of fatigue.What should the nurse do to provide comfort for this patient?
A)Spend more time with the patient.
B)Limit the use of analgesics.
C)Provide larger meals with more seasoning.
D)Determine valued activities,and schedule rest periods.
Q2) A correctional facility nurse is called to the scene of death of an inmate under suspicious circumstances.The correction officer wants to move the body to the funeral home quickly because he is not comfortable with death.The inmate's body will need to be transported where?
A)Coroner's office for an autopsy.
B)Police department for an investigation.
C)Directly to the inmate's family.
D)Warden for inspection.
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Chapter 26: Self-Concept
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Q1) Children learn to live an authentic lifestyle through culturally accepted behaviours,values,and role modelling.A child who does this is attempting to create what?
A)His or her own body image.
B)His or her own self-esteem.
C)His or her own identity.
D)His or her own role performance.
Q2) Which of the following individuals is most likely to need the nurse's assistance because of the presence of identity confusion?
A)A 49-year-old man with stable employment.
B)A 35-year-old recently divorced mother of twins.
C)A 22-year-old in the third year of college.
D)A 50-year-old self-employed woman.
Q3) "I'm such a loser.I had that job for only a month." Identify appropriate nursing outcome criteria for this individual.
A)The patient will verbalize three life areas in which he or she functions well.
B)The patient will find new employment before the next clinic visit.
C)The patient will confront his or her former boss about work problems.
D)The patient will identify why he or she is considered a bad employee.
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Chapter 27: Sexuality
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Q1) When conducting an education session on the use of contraceptives,the nurse informs the group that which method has the lowest initial rate of effectiveness?
A)Use of a male condom.
B)Tubal ligation.
C)Use of a female condom.
D)Use of a vaginal contraceptive ring.
Q2) A 68-year-old female asks the nurse if using a contraceptive is still necessary.What is the best response by the nurse?
A)"A barrier such as a condom is recommended if you are unsure whether your sexual partners have been tested for STIs."
B)"No,because you have gone through menopause and can no longer become pregnant."
C)"Let's discuss this further;what is your current level of sexual activity?"
D)"Yes,as long as using a barrier does not decrease sexual performance."
Q3) Which patient is most in need of a nurse's referral to adoption services?
A)A patient considering abortion for an unwanted pregnancy.
B)An infertile couple religiously opposed to artificial insemination.
C)A woman who suffered miscarriage during her first pregnancy.
D)A couple who has been attempting conception for 3 months.
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Chapter 28: Spirituality in Health and Health Care
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Q1) The nurse is caring for a patient who is in the final stages of his terminal disease.The patient is very weak but refuses to use a bedpan and wants to get up to use the bedside commode.What should the nurse do?
A)Explain to the patient that he is too weak and needs to use the bedpan.
B)Insert a rectal tube so that the patient no longer needs to actively defecate.
C)Enlist assistance from family members if possible and assist the patient to get up.
D)Put the patient on a bedpan and stay with him until he is finished.
Q2) Which statement about religion and spirituality is true?
A)Religion is a unifying theme in people's lives.
B)Spirituality is unique to the individual.
C)Spirituality encompasses religion.
D)Religion and spirituality are synonymous.
Q3) What is the best statement by a nurse who is assessing the spiritual needs of a 76-year-old patient who was just admitted to the nursing unit with terminal cancer of the liver?
A)"I notice you have a Bible.Is that a source of spiritual strength to you?"
B)"What do you believe happens to your spirit when you die?"
C)"We would allow members of your church to visit you whenever you desire."
D)"Has your terminal condition made you lose your faith or beliefs?"
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Chapter 29: Stress and Adaptation
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Q1) An example of an assessment finding of caregiver strain would be which of the following?
A)Caregiver routinely creates a weekly menu plan.
B)Caregiver has not received medical care when ill.
C)Caregiver can identify respite care provider.
D)Caregiver attends religious service.
Q2) Nurses in the medical centre are working with patients experiencing PTSD after losing family members from severe acute respiratory syndrome.Which of the following approaches would be appropriate to incorporate into the plan of care?
A)Suppression of anxiety-producing memories.
B)Reinforcement that the PTSD is short term.
C)Promotion of relaxation strategies.
D)Focusing on physical needs.
Q3) During the evaluation stage of the critical thinking model applied to a patient coping with stress,what will the nurse do?
A)Select nursing interventions to promote the patient's adaptation to stress.
B)Establish short- and long-term goals with the patient experiencing stress.
C)Identify stress management interventions for achieving expected outcomes.
D)Reassess patient's stress-related symptoms and compare with expected outcomes.
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Chapter 30: Vital Signs
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Q1) Of the following sites,which are used for obtaining a core temperature? (Select all that apply. )
A)Oral.
B)Rectal.
C)Tympanic.
D)Axillary.
E)Pulmonary artery.
Q2) When temperature assessment is required,which of the following cannot be delegated to an unregulated care provider?
A)Temperature measurement.
B)Assessment of changes in body temperature.
C)Selection of appropriate route and device.
D)Consideration of factors that falsely raise temperature.
Q3) The nurse is caring for a patient who has an elevated temperature.What should the nurse know?
A)Fever and hyperthermia are the same thing.
B)Hyperthermia occurs when the body cannot reduce heat loss.
C)Hyperthermia is an upward shift in the set point.
D)Hyperthermia occurs when the body cannot reduce heat production.
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Q1) A patient arrives at the emergency department experiencing a headache and rates the pain as 7 on a 0-to-10 pain scale.What nonpharmacological intervention does the nurse implement for this patient while awaiting orders for pain medication from the health care provider?
A)Frequently reassesses the patient's pain scores.
B)Reassures the patient that the provider will come to the emergency department soon.
C)Softly plays music that the patient finds relaxing.
D)Teaches the patient how to do yoga.
Q2) A 24-year-old Asian woman is in labour and refuses to receive any sort of anaesthetic.Which alternative treatment is best for this patient?
A)Relaxation and guided imagery.
B)Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS).
C)Herbal supplements with analgesic effects.
D)Pudendal block.
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Q1) An elderly patient has been taking high doses of antibiotics and is experiencing a sudden loss of hearing.The nurse should contact the health care provider and do what else?
A)Stop antibiotic use until the physician responds.
B)Tell the patient that older patients often lose low-frequency hearing.
C)Explain that hearing loss usually occurs with thinning of the eardrum.
D)Assure the patient that rapid hearing loss is normal in the elderly.
Q2) The nurse is urgently called to the gymnasium regarding an injured student.The student is crying in severe pain with a malformed fractured lower leg.What is the proper sequence for the nurse's initial assessment?
A)Deep palpation,light palpation,inspection.
B)Light palpation,deep palpation,inspection.
C)Inspection,light palpation.
D)Auscultation,deep palpation,light palpation.
Q3) What is the best term for breath sounds created by air moving through large lung airways?
A)Bronchovesicular.
B)Rhonchi.
C)Bronchial.
D)Vesicular.
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Chapter 33: Infection Control
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Q1) The nurse is providing an educational session for a group of preschool workers.The nurse reminds the group that the most important thing to do to prevent the spread of infection is what?
A)Encourage preschool children to eat a nutritious diet.
B)Encourage parents to provide a multivitamin to the children.
C)Clean the toys every afternoon before putting them away.
D)Perform hand hygiene between each interaction with children.
Q2) The nurse is dressed and is preparing to care for a patient in the perioperative area.The nurse has scrubbed her hands and has donned a sterile gown and gloves.Which action would indicate a break in sterile technique?
A)Touching protective eyewear.
B)Standing with hands folded on chest.
C)Accepting sterile supplies from the surgeon.
D)Staying with the sterile table once it is open.
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Q1) The prescriber wrote an order for a 40-kg child to receive 25 mg of medication four times a day.The therapeutic range is 5 to 10 mg/kg/day.What is the nurse's priority?
A)Administer the medication because it is within the therapeutic range.
B)Notify the physician that the prescribed dose is in the toxic range.
C)Notify the physician that the prescribed dose is below the therapeutic range.
D)Change the dose to one that is within range.
Q2) A provider has ordered a STAT medication to be administered.The nurse knows that the best route of administration is
A)IV.
B)IM.
C)SQ.
D)PO.
Q3) The nurse knows to assess for signs of medication toxicity within older persons because of which physiological change?
A)Reduced blood albumin level.
B)Delayed esophageal clearance.
C)Decreased gastric peristalsis.
D)Decreased cognitive function.
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Chapter 35: Complementary and Alternative Approaches in
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Q1) What is one benefit of meditation over other forms of behavioural therapy?
A)Meditation improves communication skills.
B)Meditation cures hypertension.
C)Meditation does not require memorization.
D)Meditation balances insulin and other body hormones.
Q2) Which of the following statements is true concerning the regulation of herbal therapies in Canada?
A)Herbal remedies are harmless and do not cause side effects because they are natural plants.
B)A natural health product that has been approved under the Canadian Food and Drugs Act will carry a Drug Identification Number (DIN)on its label.
C)All herbal therapy manufacturers must follow strict quality control and manufacturing guidelines.
D)There is no need to be concerned about concurrent use of herbal therapies and prescription or over-the-counter medications.
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Chapter 36: Activity and Exercise
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Q1) The nurse is working with the patient in developing an exercise plan.The patient tells the nurse that she just will not participate in a formal exercise program.The nurse then suggests that exercise activities can be incorporated into activities of daily living.The patient seems to be agreeable to that concept.Of the following activities,which would be considered a formal resistance training activity?
A)Doing laundry.
B)Making the bed.
C)Ironing.
D)Kneading bread.
Q2) The nurse is ambulating a patient in the hall when she notices that he is beginning to fall.What should the nurse do?
A)Grab the patient and hold him tight to prevent the fall.
B)Gently lower the patient to the floor.
C)Jump back and let the patient fall naturally.
D)Push the patient against the wall and guide him to the floor.
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Q1) The nurse is discussing measures to minimize the risk of injury from an automobile accident with an 84-year-old independent woman who lives alone and claims to drive only to church,to the doctor's office,and for groceries.What change has the greatest potential for affecting the patient's safety?
A)Taking public transportation whenever it is available.
B)Planning all trips around church and doctor appointments.
C)Planning to drive for short trips and only during daylight hours.
D)Arranging for family and friends to drive the patient whenever possible.
Q2) An ambulatory patient is admitted to the extended-care facility with a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease.In the Hendrich II Fall Risk Model,what is the most significant indicator of risk for falls?
A)Confusion/disorientation/impulsivity.
B)Dizziness/vertigo.
C)Symptomatic depression.
D)Altered elimination.
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Q1) A number of factors influence a patient's personal preferences for hygiene.Because of this,what is important for the nurse to realize?
A)No two individuals perform hygiene care in the same manner.
B)It is important to standardize a patient's hygienic practices.
C)Hygiene care is always routine and expected.
D)Hygiene care is not the time to learn about patient needs.
Q2) The nurse is providing a complete bed bath to a patient with a commercial bath cleansing pack (bag bath).What should the nurse do?
A)Use one towel for the entire bath.
B)Dry the skin with a towel.
C)Allow the skin to air dry.
D)Not use a bath blanket or towel.
Q3) The nurse is teaching the patient about flossing and oral hygiene.Which of the following is the nurse's instruction?
A)Flossing needs to be done at least three times a day.
B)To prevent bleeding,the patient should use waxed floss.
C)Flossing removes plaque and bacteria from the teeth.
D)Applying toothpaste to the teeth before flossing is harmful.
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Chapter 39: Cardiopulmonary Functioning and Oxygenation
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Q1) Where are chemical receptors that stimulate inspiration located?
A)Brain.
B)Lungs.
C)Aorta.
D)Heart.
Q2) The nurse is educating a student nurse on caring for a patient with a chest tube.The nurse knows that teaching has been effective when the student makes which statement?
A)"I should strip the drains on the chest tube every hour to promote drainage."
B)"If the chest tube becomes dislodged,the first thing I should do is notify the physician."
C)"I should clamp the chest tube when giving the patient a bed bath."
D)"I should report if I do not see continuous bubbling in the water-seal chamber."
Q3) In care for a patient who was in a motor vehicle accident that resulted in trauma to C4,what would the nurse expect to find?
A)Decreased tidal volumes.
B)Increased perfusion.
C)Increased use of accessory muscles.
D)Decreased hemoglobin.
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Chapter 40: Fluid, electrolyte, and Acid-base Balances
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Q1) In which patient would the nurse expect to see a positive Chvostek sign?
A)A 7-year-old child admitted for severe burns.
B)A 24-year-old adult admitted for chronic alcohol abuse.
C)A 50-year-old patient admitted for an acute exacerbation of hyperparathyroidism.
D)A 75-year-old patient admitted for a broken hip related to osteoporosis.
Q2) A nurse is caring for a patient with cancer who presents with anorexia,blood pressure of 100/60,elevated white blood cell count,and oral candidiasis.The nurse knows that the purpose of starting total parenteral nutrition (TPN)is what?
A)Replace fluid,electrolytes,and nutrients in the patient.
B)Stimulate the patient's appetite to eat.
C)Provide medication to raise the patient's blood pressure.
D)Deliver antibiotics to fight off infection.
Q3) The nurse would expect a patient with respiratory acidosis to have an excessive amount of which of the following?
A)Carbon dioxide.
B)Bicarbonate.
C)Oxygen.
D)Phosphate.
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Chapter 41: Sleep
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Q1) Which sleep stage begins the initial period of deep sleep?
A)Stage 1.
B)Stage 2.
C)Stage 3.
D)Stage 4.
Q2) The mother of a preschooler tells the nurse that the child has started crying and resisting going to sleep at the scheduled bedtime.Which of the following actions should the nurse advise the parent to take?
A)Offer the child a bedtime snack.
B)Eliminate one of the naps during the day.
C)Allow the child to sleep longer in the mornings.
D)Maintain consistency in the same bedtime ritual.
Q3) In describing the sleep patterns of older persons,the nurse recognizes that which of the following statements is true?
A)Older persons are more difficult to arouse.
B)Older persons require more sleep than middle-aged adults.
C)Older persons take less time to fall asleep.
D)Older persons have a decline in slow-wave or deep sleep.
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Q1) The patient has been diagnosed with cardiovascular disease and placed on a low-fat diet.The patient asks the nurse,"How much fat should I have? I guess the less fat,the better." What does the nurse need to explain?
A)Fats have no significance in health and the incidence of disease.
B)All fats come from external sources and so can be easily controlled.
C)Deficiencies occur when fat intake falls below 20% of daily total fat intake.
D)Vegetable fats are the major source of saturated fats and should be avoided.
Q2) The patient has just been started on an enteral feeding and has developed diarrhea after being on the feeding for 2 hours.Which of the following is the most likely cause of the diarrhea?
A)Clostridium difficile infection.
B)Antibiotic therapy.
C)Formula intolerance.
D)Bacterial contamination.
Q3) When inserting a nasoenteric tube,the nurse will rotate the tube how much?
A)45 degrees.
B)90 degrees.
C)180 degrees.
D)360 degrees.
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Chapter 43: Urinary Elimination
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Q1) Which of the following are indications for irrigating a urinary catheter? (Select all that apply. )
A)Sediment occluding within the tubing.
B)Blood clots in the bladder after surgery.
C)Rupture of the catheter balloon.
D)Presence of renal calculi.
Q2) What signs and symptoms would the nurse expect to observe in a patient with excessive white blood cells present in the urine?
A)Fever and chills.
B)Difficulty with urinary elimination.
C)Increased blood pressure.
D)Abnormal blood glucose level.
Q3) Which of the following is the primary function of the kidneys?
A)Metabolizing and excreting medications.
B)Maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance.
C)Storing and excreting urine.
D)Filtering blood cells and proteins.
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Q1) The nurse should question which order?
A)A normal saline enema to be repeated every 4 hours until stool is produced.
B)A hypertonic solution enema with a patient with fluid volume excess.
C)A Kayexalate enema for a patient with hypokalemia.
D)An oil retention enema for a patient using mineral oil laxatives.
Q2) After a patient returns from a barium swallow study,what is the nurse's priority?
A)Encourage the patient to increase fluid intake to flush out the barium.
B)Monitor stools closely for bright red blood or mucus,which indicates trauma from the procedure.
C)Inform the patient that the bowel movements are radioactive and that the patient should be sure to flush the toilet three times.
D)Thicken all the patient's drinks to prevent aspiration.
Q3) The nurse would anticipate which diagnostic examination for a patient with black,tarry stools?
A)Ultrasonography.
B)Barium enema study.
C)Upper endoscopy.
D)Flexible sigmoidoscopy.
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Chapter 45: Mobility and Immobility
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Q1) In caring for a patient who is immobile,what is important for the nurse to understand?
A)The effects of immobility are the same for everyone.
B)Immobility helps maintain sleep-wake patterns.
C)Changes in role and self-concept may lead to depression.
D)Immobile patients are often eager to help in their own care.
Q2) The nurse is caring for an older patient with the diagnosis of urinary tract infection (UTI).The patient is confused and agitated.It is important for the nurse to realize that confusion in older people is which of the following?
A)Not a normal expectation.
B)Purely psychological in origin.
C)Not a common manifestation with UTIs.
D)Acceptable and needs no further assessment.
Q3) When assessing the body alignment of a patient while he or she is standing,the nurse is aware of which of the following?
A)When observed posteriorly,the hips and shoulders form an S pattern.
B)When observed laterally,the spinal curves align in a reversed S pattern.
C)The arms should be crossed over the chest or in the lap.
D)The feet should be close together with toes pointed out.
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Chapter 46: Skin Integrity and Wound Care
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Q1) The nurse is caring for a patient after an open repair of an abdominal aortic aneurysm.The nurse requests an abdominal binder and carefully applies the binder.What is the best explanation for the nurse to use when teaching the patient the reason for the binder?
A)The binder creates pressure over the abdomen.
B)The binder supports the abdomen.
C)The binder reduces edema at the surgical site.
D)The binder secures the dressing in place.
Q2) The nurse is caring for a patient who is undergoing a full-thickness repair.The nurse would expect to see which of the following in this type of repair?
A)Eschar.
B)Slough.
C)Granulation.
D)Purulent drainage.
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Q1) A nurse is caring for an older patient who was in a motor vehicle accident because he thought the traffic light was green.The patient asks the nurse if he should no longer drive.Which response by the nurse is most therapeutic?
A)"Yes,you should stop driving.As you age,your cognitive function declines,and becoming confused puts everyone else on the road at risk."
B)"Yes,you should ask family members to drive you around from now on.Your reflex skills have declined so much you can't avoid an accident."
C)"No,as you age,you lose the ability to see colours.You need to think about traffic lights in a new way.If the top is illuminated,it means stop,and if the bottom is illuminated,it means go."
D)"No,instead you should see your ophthalmologist and get some glasses to help you see better."
Q2) What is the involuntary motion of retracting the body from painful stimuli?
A)Sensation.
B)Reception.
C)Perception.
D)Reaction.
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Chapter 48: Care of Surgical Patients
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A)Choking and noisy,irregular respirations.
B)Shallow respirations.
C)Moaning and reports of pain.
D)Disorientation.
Q2) The nurse is caring for a patient in the operating suite.Which of the following outcomes would be most appropriate for this patient?
A)At the end of the intraoperative phase,the patient will be free of burns at the grounding pad.
B)At the end of the intraoperative phase,the patient will be free of infection.
C)At the end of the intraoperative phase,the patient will be free of nausea and vomiting.
D)At the end of the intraoperative phase,the patient will be free of pain.
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