NCLEX for RN about Leadership and Management
6. A nursing instructor asks the nursing student to describe the definition of a critical path. Which of the following statements, if made by the student, indicates a need for further understanding regarding critical paths?
a) they are developed through the collaborative efforts of all members of the health care team
b) they provide an effective way of monitoring care and for reducing or controlling the length of hospital stay for the client
c) they are developed based on appropriate standards of care
d) they are nursing care plans and use the steps of the nursing process
7. A community health nurse is working with a disaster relief following a tornado. The nurse's goal for the community is to prevent as much injury and death as possible from the uncontrollable event. Finding safe housing for survivors, providing support to families, organizing counseling, and securing physical care when needed all examples of which type of prevention?
a) primary level of prevention
b) secondary level of prevention
c) tertiary level of prevention
d) aggregate care prevention
8. The nurse manager is planning to implement a change in the nursing unit from team nursing to primary nursing. The nurse anticipates that there will be resistance to the change during the change process. The primary technique that the nurse would use in implementing this change is which of the following?
a) introduce the change gradually
b) confront the individuals involved in the change process
c) use coercion to implement the change
d) manipulate the participants in the change process
9. A nurse manager is providing an educational session to nursing staff members about the phases of viral hepatitis. The nurse manager tells the staff that which clinical manifestation(s) are primarily characteristic of preicteric phase?
a) right upper quadrant pain
b) fatigue, anorexia and nausea
c) jaundice, dark-colored urine, and clay-colored stools
d) pruritus
10. A nurse is preparing a plan of care for a client who will be hospitalized for insertion of an internal cervical radiation implant. Which nursing intervention should the nurse implement in preparation for the arrival of the client?
a) prepare a private room at the end of the hallway
b) place a sign on the door that indicates that visitors are limited to 60-minute visits
c) assign one primary nurse to care for the client during the hospital stay
d) place a linen bag outside of the client's room for discarding linens after morning care
NCLEX for RN - Leadership and Management:
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6. A nursing instructor asks the nursing student to describe the definition of a critical path. Which of the following statements, if made by the student, indicates a need for further understanding regarding critical paths?
a) they are developed through the collaborative efforts of all members of the health care team
b) they provide an effective way of monitoring care and for reducing or controlling the length of hospital stay for the client
c) they are developed based on appropriate standards of care
d) they are nursing care plans and use the steps of the nursing process
7. A community health nurse is working with a disaster relief following a tornado. The nurse's goal for the community is to prevent as much injury and death as possible from the uncontrollable event. Finding safe housing for survivors, providing support to families, organizing counseling, and securing physical care when needed all examples of which type of prevention?
a) primary level of prevention
b) secondary level of prevention
c) tertiary level of prevention
d) aggregate care prevention
8. The nurse manager is planning to implement a change in the nursing unit from team nursing to primary nursing. The nurse anticipates that there will be resistance to the change during the change process. The primary technique that the nurse would use in implementing this change is which of the following?
a) introduce the change gradually
b) confront the individuals involved in the change process
c) use coercion to implement the change
d) manipulate the participants in the change process
9. A nurse manager is providing an educational session to nursing staff members about the phases of viral hepatitis. The nurse manager tells the staff that which clinical manifestation(s) are primarily characteristic of preicteric phase?
a) right upper quadrant pain
b) fatigue, anorexia and nausea
c) jaundice, dark-colored urine, and clay-colored stools
d) pruritus
10. A nurse is preparing a plan of care for a client who will be hospitalized for insertion of an internal cervical radiation implant. Which nursing intervention should the nurse implement in preparation for the arrival of the client?
a) prepare a private room at the end of the hallway
b) place a sign on the door that indicates that visitors are limited to 60-minute visits
c) assign one primary nurse to care for the client during the hospital stay
d) place a linen bag outside of the client's room for discarding linens after morning care
NCLEX for RN - Leadership and Management:
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6) D
- Use the process of elimination and knowledge regarding the definition and purpose of critical paths to direct you to option D. Note the strategic words in the question, a need for further understanding. These words indicate a negative event query and ask you to select an option that is incorrect. If you had difficulty with this question, review critical paths.
7) C
- Tertiary prevention involves the reduction of the amount and degree of disability, injury, and damage following a crisis. Primary prevention means keeping the crisis from occurring, and secondary prevention focuses on reducing the intensity and duration of a crisis during the crisis itself. There is no known aggregate care prevention level.
8) A
- The primary technique that can used to handle resistance to change during the change process is to introduce the change gradually. Confrontation is an important strategy used to meet resistance when it occurs. Coercion is another strategy that can be used to decrease resistance to change but is not always a successful technique for managing resistance. Manipulation usually involves a covert action, such as leaving out pieces of vital information that the participants might receive negatively. It is not the best method of implementing a change.
9) B
- In the preicteric phase, the client has nonspecific complaints of fatigue, anorexia, nausea, cough, and joint pain. Options A, C, and D are clinical manifestations that occur in the icteric phase. In the posticteric phase, jaundice decreases, the color of urine and stool return to normal, and the client’s appetite improves.
10) A
- The client with an internal cervical radiation implant should be placed in a private room at the end of the hall because this location provides less of a chance of exposure of radiation to others. The client’s room should be marked with appropriate signs that indicate the presence of radiation. Visitors should be limited to 30-minute visits. Nurses assigned to this client should be rotated so that one nurse is not consistently caring for the client and exposing him or herself to excess amounts of radiation. All linens should be kept in the client’s room until the implant is removed in case the implant has dislodged and needs to be located.Go to the next page ---> NCLEX for RN - Leadership and Management (11-15)
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