Question

03. The nurse is explaining the importance of understanding the Maslow’ Hierarchy of needs to a nursing student. During a patient emergency situation, which of the following statement by the nursing student displays correct understanding of Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs?

The patient’s culture determine the nurse response to their needs

Physiological needs should be addressed first over love and belonging needs

Self-actualization should be priority

Socialization is important to all patient

07. The attended an Advocacy conference. After the conference, the nurse is able to identify, which of the following individuals could benefit most from a patient advocate?

A 450-year-old patient receiving treatment for pneumonia

A 14-year-old seeking drug addiction treatment

An 89-year-old patient undergoing aggressive chemotherapy

A 15-year-old patient requesting a prescription for a birth control pill

68. which is the best way to begin to teach a patient about a disease process?

Give the patient written information about the disease.

Show the patient anatomical charts.

Verbally inform the patient about the disease.

Assess the patient’s current level of knowledge.

70. A nurse is preparing to teach a surgical patient about pre and past procedure care. Which patient findings will cause the nurse to postpone a teaching session? Select all that apply

the patient is feeling sleepy.

The patient is mildly anxious.

The patient has a temperature of 102-degree Fahrenheit.

The patient is in pain

The patient is asking question.

63. the nurse educator is discussing documentation to the nursing students. The nursing student would be correct to state that documenting care that has not been given could lead to which of the following legal charges?

Breach of duty

Malpractice

Slander

Falsification of records

Answer 1

03.

Physiological needs should be addressed first over love and belonging needs.

Physiological needs come in first priority in Maslow's hierarchy.

07.

A 14-year-old seeking drug addiction treatment

A 15-year-old patient requesting a prescription for a birth control pill.

A client advocate helps the patient to regulate the financial, economic and supportive care necessary for the patient.

68.

Assess the patient’s current level of knowledge

This helps to form a foundation for the patient teaching.

70.

the patient is feeling sleepy

The patient has a temperature of 102-degree Fahrenheit.

The patient is in pain

These situations reduce the patient's concentration level reducing the effectiveness of the teaching.

63.

Malpractice

Falsification of records

The false entry of data is considered as malpractice and falsification of record. These can lead to legal complications and wrong follow up by the following health care workers.