SUPPLEMENTAL QUIZZES the same for the 2nd hour.

The nurse
should suspect:
MEDICAL-SURGICAL NURSING QUIZ A. Cushing’s syndrome
B. Adrenal crisis
- After a cerebrovascular accident, a 75 C. Diabetes mellitus
yrs. old client is admitted to the health D. Diabetes insipidus
care facility. The client has left-sided
weakness 10g/dl absent gag reflex. He’s - The nurse is providing post procedure
incontinent and has a tarry stool. His care for a client who underwent
blood pressure is 90/50 mmHg, and his percutaneous lithotripsy. In this
hemoglobin is 10 mg/dl. Which of the procedure, an ultrasonic probe inserted
following is a priority for this client? through a nephrostomy tube into the
A. Checking stools for occult blood renal pelvis generates ultra-high-
B. Performing range-of-motion exercises to frequency sound waves to shatter renal
the left side calculi The nurse should instruct the
C. Keeping skin clean and dry client to:
D. Elevating the head of the bed to 30 A. Limit oral fluid intake for 1 to 2 weeks
degrees B. Report the presence of fine, sand like
particles through the nephrostomy tube
- The nurse is caring for a client with a C. Notify the physician about cloudy or
colostomy. The client tells the nurse that foul-smelling urine
he makes small pin holes in the drainage D. Report bright pink urine within 24 hours
bag to help relieve gas. The nurse should after the procedure
teach him that this action.
A. Destroys the odor-proof seal - A client with a serum glucose level of 618
B. Won’t affect the colostomy system mg/dl is admitted to the facility He’s
C. Is appropriate for relieving the gas in a awake and oriented, has hot dry skin,
colostomy system and has the following vital signs:
D. Destroys the moisture barrier seal temperature of 100.6° F (381), heart rate
of 116 beats/minute, and blood pressure
- When assessing the client with celiac of 108/70 mmHg. Based on this
disease, the nurse can expect to find assessment findings, which nursing
which of the following? diagnosis takes the highest priority?
A. Steatorrhea A. Deficient fluid volume related to
B. Clay-colored stools osmotic diuresis
C. Jaundiced sclera B. Decreased cardiac output related to
D. Widened pulse pressure elevated heart rate
C. Imbalanced nutrition Less than body
- A client is hospitalized with a diagnosis of requirements related to insulin
chronic glomerulonephritis. The client deficiency
mentions that she likes salty foods. The D. Ineffective thermoregulation related to
nurse should warn her to avoid foods dehydration
containing sodium because:
A. Reducing sodium promotes urea - Capillary glucose monitoring is being
nitrogen excretion performed every 4 hours for a client
B. Reducing sodium improves her diagnosed with diabetic ketoacidosis.
glomerular filtration rate Insulin is administered using a scale of
C. Reducing sodium increases potassium regular insulin according to glucose
absorption results. At 2 pm, the client has a capillary
D. Reducing sodium decreases edema glucose level of 250 mg/dl for which he
receives 8 U of regular insulin. The nurse
- The nurse is caring for a client with a should expect the dose’s
cerebral injury that impaired his speech A. Onset to be at 2 pm and its peak at 3 p.m
and hearing. Most likely, the client has B. Onset to be at 2:15 p.m. and its peak at
experienced damage to the: 3 p.m.
A. Frontal lobe C. Onset to be at 2:30 p.m. and its peak at
B. Parietal lobe 4 p.m.
C. Occipital lobe D. Onset to be at 4 p.m. and its peak at 6
D. Temporal lobe p.m.

- The nurse is assessing a post craniotomy - A 52 yrs.-old female tells the nurse that
client and finds the urine output from a she has found a painless lump in her
catheter is 1500 ml for the 1st hour and right breast during her monthly self-
examination. Which assessment finding
 would strongly suggest that this client’s B. Portal Hypertension
lump is cancerous? C. Pulmonary Hypertension
A. Eversion of the right nipple and a mobile D. Peptic Ulcers
mass
B. Nonmobile mass with irregular edges - A 49-yer-old clients was admitted for
C. Mobile mass that is oft and easily surgical repair of a Colles’ fracture. An
delineated external fixator was placed during
D. Nonpalpable right axillary lymph nodes surgery. The surgeon explains that this
method of repair:
- A client is scheduled to have a A. Has very low complication rate
descending colostomy. He’s very anxious B. Is less bothersome than a cast
and has many questions regarding the C. Maintains reduction and overall hand
surgical procedure, care of stoma, and function
lifestyle changes. It would be most D. Is best for older people
appropriate for the nurse to make a
referral to which member of the health - A client is hospitalized with a diagnosis of
care team? chronic renal failure. An arteriovenous
A. Social worker fistula was created in his left arm for
B. Registered dietician hemodialysis. When preparing the client
C. Occupational therapist for discharge, the nurse should reinforce
D. Enterostomal nurse therapist which dietary instruction?
A. Be sure to eat meat at every meal
- Ottorrhea and rhinorrhea are most B. Restrict your salt intake
commonly seen with which type of skull C. Monitor your fruit intake and eat plenty
fracture? of bananas
A. Basilar D. Drink plenty of fluids
B. Temporal
C. Occipital - The nurse is caring for a client who has
D. Parietal just had a modified radical mastectomy
with immediate reconstruction. She’s in
- A male client should be taught about her 30s and has two children. Although
testicular examinations: she’s worried about her future, she
A. When sexual activity starts seems to be adjusting well to her
B. After age 60 diagnosis. What should the nurse do to
C. After age 40 support her coping?
D. Before age 20 A. Tell the client’s spouse or partner to be
supportive while she recovers
- Before weaning a client from a ventilator, B. Encourage the client to proceed with the
which assessment parameter is most next phase of treatment
important for the nurse to review? C. Recommend that the client remain
A. Fluid intake for the last 24 hours cheerful for the sake of her children
B. Baseline arterial blood gas (ABG) levels D. Refer the client to the American Cancer
C. Prior outcomes of weaning Society’s Reach for Recovery program
D. Electrocardiogram (ECG) results or another support program

- The nurse is speaking to a group of - A 21-year-old male has been seen in the
women about early detection of breast clinic for a thickening in his right testicle.
cancer The average age of the women in The physician ordered a human
the group is 47 Following the American chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) level. The
Cancer Society (ACS) guidelines, the nurse’s explanation to the client should
nurse should recommend that the include the fact that:
women: A. The test will evaluate prostatic function
A. Perform breast self-examination B. The test was ordered to identify the site
annually of a possible infection
B. Have a mammogram annually C. The test was ordered because clients
C. Have a hormonal receptor assay who have testicular cancer has elevated
annually levels of HCG
D. Have a physician conduct a clinical D. The test was ordered to evaluate the
evaluation every 2 years testosterone level

- When caring for a client with esophageal

varices, the nurse knows that bleeding in
this disorder usually stems from:
A. Esophageal perforation
FUNDA FINALS QUIZ - The nurse is caring for a geriatric client
with a pressure ulcer on the sacrum.
- To evaluate a client’s chief complaint, the When teaching the client about
nurse performs deep palpation. The fundamentals in nursing on dietary
purpose of deep palpation is to assess intake, which foods should the nurse
which of the following? plan to emphasize?
A. Skin turgor A. Legumes and cheese
B. Hydration B. Fruits and vegetables
C. Organs C. Whole grain products
D. Temperature D. Lean meats and low-fat milk

- One of the nursing fundamentals - A client with chronic renal failure is

questions is about giving an I.M. admitted with a heart rate of 122
injection, the nurse should insert the beats/minute, a respiratory rate of 32
needle into the muscle at an angle of: breaths/minute. Blood pressure of
A. 15 degrees 190/40 mm Hg, neck vein distention,and
B. 30 degrees bibasilar crackles. Which nursing
C. 45 degrees diagnosis?
D. 90 degrees A. Fear
B. Urinary retention
- A client, age 43, has no family history of C. Self-care deficient: Toileting
breast cancer or other risk factors for this D. Excessive fluid volume
disease. The nurse should instruct her to
have a mammogram how often: - A client’s blood test results are as
A. Once to establish a baseline follows: white blood cell (WBC) count is
B. Once per year 1,000/ul, hemoglobin (Hb) level, 14 g/dl,
C. Every 2 years hematocrit (HCT) 42%. Which of the
D. Twice per year following goals would be most important
for this client?
- When prioritizing a client’s plan of care A. Promote fluid balance
based on Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, B. Prevent infection
the nurse’s first priority would be: C. Promote rest
A. Allowing the family to see a newly D. Prevent injury
admitted client
B. Ambulating the client in the hallway - Which dietary guidelines are important
C. Administering pain medication for nurse Greg to d. Prevent injury
D. Lacing wrist restraints on the client implement in caring for the client with
burns?
- A 49-year-old client with acute A. Provide high-fiber, high-fat diet
respiratory distress watches everything B. Provide high-protein, high-
the staff does and demands foll carbohydrate diet
explanations for all procedures and C. Monitor intake to prevent weight gain
medications. Which of the following D. Provide ice chips or water intake
actions would best indicate that the
client has achieved an increased level of - Nurse May will administer a unit of
psychological comfort? whole blood; which priority information
A. Making decreased eye contact should the nurse have about the client?
B. Joking about the present condition A. Blood pressure and pulse rate
C. Sleeping undisturbed for 3 hours B. Calcium and potassium levels
D. Asking to see family members C. Height and weight
D. Hgb and Het levels.
- A hospitalized client who has a living will
be being fed through a nasogastric (NG) - Nurse Dannie witnesses a female client
tube. During a bolus feeding, the client sustain a fall and suspects that the leg
vomits and begins choking. Which of the may be broken. The nurse takes which
following actions is most appropriate for priority actions?
the nurse to take? A. Takes a set of vital signs
A. Clear the client’s airway B. Call the radiology department for X-ray
B. Make the client comfortable C. Reassure the client that everything will
C. Start cardiopulmonary resuscitation be alright
D. Stop the feeding and remove the NG D. Immobilize the leg before moving the
tube client
- A male client is being transferred to the - The nurse is aware that the most
nursing unit for admission after receiving important nursing action when a client
a radium implant for bladder cancer The returns from surgery is:
nurse in-charge would take which A. Assess the IV for type of fluid and rate of
priority action in the care of this client? flow
A. Place client on reverse isolation B. Assess the client for presence of pain
B. Admit the client into a private room C. Assess the Foley catheter for patency
C. Encourage the client to take frequent and urine output
rest periods D. Assess the dressing for drainage
D. Encourage family and friends to visit
MCN FINALS QUIZ
- A newly admitted female client was
diagnosed with agranulocytosis. The - Nurse Bella explains to a 28-year-old
nurse formulates which priority nursing pregnant woman undergoing a non-
diagnosis? stress test that the test is a way of
A. Constipation evaluating the condition of the fetus by
B. Diarrhea comparing the fetal heart rate with:
C. Risk for infection A. Fetal lie
D. Deficient knowledge B. Fetal movement
C. Maternal blood pressure
- A male client is receiving total parenteral D. Maternal uterine contractions
nutrition suddenly demonstrates signs
and symptoms of an air embolism. What - During a 2-hour childbirth focusing on
is the priority action by the nurse? labor and delivery process maneuver
A. Notify the physician that the fetus goes through during labor
B. Place the client on the left side in the progress when the head is the
Trendelenburg position presenting part as which of the
C. Place the client in High-Fowlers position following:
D. Stop the total parenteral nutrition A. Flexion
B. Internal rotation
- Nurse May attends an educational C. Descent
conference on leadership styles. The D. External rotation
nurse is sitting with a nurse employed at
a large trauma center who states that - Mrs. Jovel Diaz went to the hospital to
the leadership style at the trauma center have her serum blood test for alpha-
is task-oriented and directive. The nurse fetoprotein. The nurse informed her
determines that the leadership style about the result of the elevation of
used at the trauma center is: serum AFP The patient asked her what
A. Autocratic was the test for:
B. Laissez-faire A. Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
C. Democratic B. PKU
D. Situational C. Down Syndrome
D. Neural tube defects
- The physician orders DS 500 cc with KCI
10 mEq/liter at 30 cc/hr. The nurse in- - Fetal heart rate can be auscultated with
charge is going to hang a 500 cc bag KCI a fetoscope as early as:
is supplied 20 mEq/10 cc. How many cc’s A. 5 weeks of gestation
of KCI will be added to the IV solution? B. 10 weeks of gestation
A. .5 cc C. 15 weeks of gestation
B. 5 cc D. 20 weeks of gestation
C. 1.5 cc
D. 2.5 cc - Mrs. Bendivin states that she is
experiencing aching swollen, leg veins.
- A child of 10 years old is to receive 400 The nurse would explain that this is most
cc of IV fluid in an 8-hour shift. The IV probably the result of which of the
drip factor is 60. The IV rate that will following:
deliver this amount is A. Thrombophlebitis
A. 50 cc/hour B. PIH
B. 55 cc/hour C. Pressure on blood vessels from the
C. 24 cc/hour enlarging uterus
D. 66 cc/hour D. The force of gravity pulling down on the
uterus
- Mrs. Ella Santoros is a 25-year-old B. I am afraid I might have an operation
primigravida who has rheumatic heart when my due comes
disease lesion. Her pregnancy has just C. I will have to remain in bed until my due
been diagnosed Her heart disease has date comes
not caused her to limit physical activity in D. I may go back to work since I stay only at
the past. Her cardiac disease and the office
functional capacity classification is:
A. Class I - The uterus has already risen out of the
B. Class II pelvis and is experiencing farther into
C. Class III the abdominal area at about the:
D. Class IV A. 12th week of pregnancy
B. 8th week of pregnancy
- The client asks the nurse, “When will this C. 18th week of pregnancy
soft spot at the top of the head of my D. 10th week of pregnancy
baby will close?” The nurse should
instruct the mother that the neonate’s - Which of the following urinary
anterior fontanel will normally close by symptoms does the pregnant woman
age: most frequently experience during the
A. 2-3 months first trimester?
B. 6-8 months A. Incontinence
C. 10-12 months B. Frequency
D. 12-18 months C. Burning
D. Dysuria
- When a mother bleeds and the uterus is
relaxed, soft and non-tender, you can - Mrs. Jimenez went to the health center
account the cause to: for pre-natal check-up, the student nurse
A. Atony of the uterus took her weight and revealed 142 lbs.
B. Presence of uterine scar She asked the student nurse how much
C. Laceration of the birth canal should she gain weight in her pregnancy.
D. Presence of retained placenta fragments A. 30-40 lbs
B. 20-30 lbs
- Mrs. Pichie Gonzales’s LMP began April C. 10-15 lbs
4, 2010. Her EDD should be which of the D. 25-35 lbs
following:
A. February 11, 2011 - The nurse is preparing Mrs. Jordan for
B. January 11, 2011 cesarean delivery Which of the following
C. December 12, 2010 key concept should the nurse consider
D. November 14, 2010 when implementing nursing care?
A. Explain the surgery, expected outcome
- Which of the following prenatal and kind of anesthetics
laboratory test values would the nurse B. Modify preoperative teaching to meet
consider as significant? the needs of either a planned or
A. Hematocrit 33.5% emergency cesarean birth
B. WBC 8,000/mm3 C. Arrange for a staff member of the
C. Rubella titer less than 1:8 anesthesia department to explain what
D. One-hour glucose challenge test 110 to expect post-operatively
g/dL D. Instruct the mother’s support person to
remain in the family lounge until after
- A client asks the nurse what a third the delivery.
degree laceration is. She was informed
that she had one. The nurse explains that - Bettine Gonzales is hospitalized for the
this is: treatment of severe preeclampsia.
A. That extended their anal sphincter Which of the following represents an
B. That involves anterior rectal wall unusual finding for this condition?
C. That extends through the perineal A. Generalized edema
muscle B. Blood pressure of 160/110
D. Through the skin and into the muscles C. Proteinuria 4+
D. Convulsions
- Betina 30 weeks AOG discharged with a
diagnosis of placenta previa. The nurse - Nurse Carla explains to the client who is
knows that the client understands her 33 weeks pregnant and is experiencing
care at home when she says: vaginal bleeding that coitus:
A. I am happy to note that we can have sex A. Need to be modified in any way by either
occasionally when I have no bleeding partner
 B. Is permitted if penile penetration is not D. Identification of positive cases
deep - As a nurse, which of the following basic
C. Should be restricted because it may preventive actions is done to eradicate
stimulate uterine activity PTB?
D. Is safe as long as she is in side-lying A. Health teachings
position B. Distribution of medicines
C. Improve social condition
- Mrs. Precilla Abuel, a 32-year-old D. Referral to health centers
multipara is admitted to labor and
delivery. Her last 3 pregnancies in short - When an older person is affected with
stage one of labor The nurses decide to PTB, which of the following measures
observe her closely. The physician will you advise to effectively prevent the
determines that Mrs. Abuel’s cervix is spread of the disease to other members
dilated to 6 cm. Mrs. Abuel states that of the family?
she is extremely uncomfortable. To A. Cover mouth and nose when coughing
lessen Mrs. Abuel’s discomfort, the or sneezing
nurse can advise her to: B. Isolate the person
A. Lie face down C. X-ray members of the family
B. Practice holding breaths between D. Continue taking medications
contractions
C. Not drink fluids Situation 2. The Expanded Program of
D. Assume Sim’s position Immunization (EPI) was started in July 1976 by
the virtue of P.D. 996, a compulsory
- Which is true regarding the fontanels of immunization of children below 8 years old.
the newborn?
A. The anterior is large in shape when - This EPI is based on three principles.
compared to the posterior fontanel Which one is pro-people?
B. The anterior is triangular shaped, the A. Case finding and treatment on site
posterior is diamond shaped B. A basic health service
C. The anterior is bulging, the posterior C. Based on epidemiological situation
appears sunken D. Mass approach rather than individuals
D. The posterior closes at 18 months, the
anterior closes at 8 to 12 months - Which one is the primary element of
EPI?
A. Logistic management
COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING QUIZ B. Target setting
C. Information campaign
Situation 1: The burden of infectious diseases in D. Surveillance and research
our country is still heavy, as announced by the
Department of Health. One of the leading causes - The genital objective of EPI is to reduce
of morbidity is still Pulmonary Tuberculosis the morbidity and mortality rates among
(PTB). children. BCG is given at birth followed
by 2 doses. When are the 2nd and 3rd
- Tuberculosis is primarily a respiratory doses given?
disease caused by tubercle bacilli. Which A. Pre-school booster
mode of transmission is extremely B. Two months after first dose
contagious? C. One and a half months’ after
A. Ingestion of food D. Every month for 2 months
B. Airborne
C. Animal handling - Measles vaccine is given subcutaneously
D. Skin contact in a dose of 0.5ml. At what age is this
done?
- Which of the following should a nurse do A. Nine months
to detect prevalence of PTB? B. One year and a half
A. Blood smear C. Six months
B. Skin scraping D. One year
C. Organ biopsy
D. PPD testing - Which collaborating agency in the world
helps erase polio in children?
- Which of the following is a priority A. Rotary International
objective in PTB control? B. WHO
A. Specific treatment C. UNICEF
B. Reduction of risk D. Canadian International Development
C. BCG Immunization Agency
Situation 3. Rico is a 2-year-old child. He attended - In adults with pneumonia or ARI in the
a birthday party of a playmate. When he came home, which drug must be available at
home, he vomited about one cup of semi- the RHU based on standard
digested food. management?
A. Chloramphenicol
- You are the nurse and Rico’s neighbor. B. Co-trimoxazole
His mother called you to advise her what C. Oxygen tanks
to do. What would you tell Rica’s D. Injectable gentamycin
mother?
A. Go to the hospital right away - In far flung areas, who could dispense
B. Tell you what food Rico ate at the party ARI standard ordered in case of
C. Take vital signs of Rico pneumonia in children?
D. Call the doctor in the neighborhood. A. Sanitarian
B. Nurse
- Vomiting is a sign of gastrointestinal C. Midwife
disturbance. What other symptom D. Barangay Health Worker
would you anticipate when there is a
history of eating spoiled food? - During home visit, the nurse assessed
A. Diarrhea the child with ARI Which of the following
B. Fever signs indicate immediate medical
C. Pain attention?
D. Constipation A. Inability to drink
B. Restlessness
- The preparation at home that Rico’s C. Temperature is 37.7 degree centigrade
mother could give Rico to replace fluid D. Poor appetite
loss is salt and sugar solution. Which
formula is correct for one liter of water? - Which of the following is NOT included in
A. One tablespoon salt to two tablespoon the prevention of acute respiratory
of sugar infection?
B. One portion of salt and one portion of A. Measles immunization
sugar B. Avoid smoking
C. One cup salt and one cup sugar C. Breastfeeding
D. One teaspoon salt and eight teaspoons D. Good Ventilation
sugar
PSYCHIATRIC NURSING FINAL QUIZ
- If vomiting and diarrhea persist, Rico’s
stool should be examined. Which - Natsu went to the physician and was
bacteria could be identified from diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer and was
contaminated food such as eggs, meat, given 2 months to live. Natsu was quiet.
poultry and water? The nurse knows that this reaction may
A. Clostridium botulinum be an example of:
B. Salmonella typhimunum A. Anger
C. Staphylococcus aureus B. Indifference
D. Escherichia Coli – ETEC C. Denial
D. Resignation
- If Rico is hospitalized, which intravenous
fluid is usually prescribed by physicians? - Mrs. Frieren gave birth to an infant who
A. Dextrose 50% is unhealthy and has some birth defects.
B. Normal salt solution As a nurse, you would expect Mrs.
C. Dextrose 5% in water Frieren’s initial reaction include:
D. Lactated Ringers solution A. Withdrawal
B. Repression
Situation 4: One of the leading causes of C. Depression
morbidity and mortality is pulmonary infections. D. Anger
Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI) could be
managed at home given the proper protocol. - You as nurse is currently caring to a child
who is autistic. Which of the following
- Which of the following should a nurse behavioral play would you expect to see
include in the health teachings given to in an autistic child?
mothers to prevent ARI? A. Solitary Play
A. Wash hands after using the toilet B. Competitive Play
B. Avoid smoking in the home C. Nonverbal Play
C. Avoid droplet infection D. Cooperative Play
D. Consult the doctor regularly
- Rodela is currently watching Solo B. Constipation and increase of food intake
Leveling in her room then the physician C. Anger and social interaction
came in, she was then informed that she D. Anorexia and difficulty of sleeping
was diagnosed with Stage IV Breast
Cancer and MRM is to be performed, she - The nurse is talking to a client with an
was then scheduled and post MRM, antisocial personality disorder. What
what kind of behavior would you expect would be nurse’s best therapeutic
that Rodela would show? approach towards antisocial behavior?
A. Denial A. Monitor the inner needs of the client
B. Grief B. Reinforce self-awareness
C. Relief from the operation C. Provide external controls
D. Depression D. Test reality

- A teenage girl named Noona was - Ubel tells you “I am a worthless person
diagnosed with Anorexia. As a nurse with and I should be dead”. Your best nursing
Noona, what would be your initial response would be?
assessment? A. “Don’t say you are worthless; you are not
A. Desired Weight a worthless person”
B. Body Image B. “We are going to help you with your
C. Cause of behavior feelings”
D. Food she loves C. “What makes you feel you’re
worthless?”
- Sasuke is a psychiatric client in the Psych D. “What you say is not true”
Ward. He said “The baddies babies are
coming! I must train Sasuke is showing - Flamme has a history of short temper
neologism, what is your first response? and physical abuse becomes extremely
A. State that the client is saying had not violent and is admitted to the psychiatric
been understood and divert Sasukes service. At the time of admission, the
attention that is real client is extremely anxious. The nurse
B. Acknowledge that the word had some should:
special meaning to him A. Seclude him in his assigned room
C. Divert Sasuke’s attention to reality like B. Encourage him to play videogames
having Sakura as her wife C. Introduce him to the group of other
D. Interpret what the client means clients
D. Take him to his room and sit quietly
- A severely obese client named Choji tells with him
the nurse, “My therapist informed me
that I eat so much because I didn’t get - A client with expressive aphasia
any attention and love from my becomes frustrated and upset when
momshie. What does the therapist mean attempting to communicate with the
to say?”. Your best nursing response nurse. To help alleviate his frustration
would be? the nurse should:
A. You need to ask your therapist A. Anticipate the needs so that the client
B. Tell me more about you being obese does not have to ask for help
C. Tell me more what do you think about B. Face the client and speak loudly so that
what your therapist said the client can see and hear better
D. Just, tell me more C. Allow adequate time so that the client
does not have to respond under
- Boruto is brought to the hospital by his pressure
parents. When assessing Boruto, what D. Limit the client’s contact with others to
kind of parental behavior towards him limit frustration
should you suspect as child abuse?
A. Showing guilt - Stark is anxious. Which of the following
B. Acting more solicitous towards the child statement concerning the concepts of
C. No expression at all anxiety is not true?
D. Ignoring the child and doesn’t care A. Anxiety is a multidimensional concept
and is manifested as a somatic and
- You as a nurse suspects that Jiraya interpersonal in nature
suffered from depression due to B. Anxiety is an energy and as such cannot
Tsunade’s rejection of love. During initial be observed directly
assessment, as Jiraya’s Nurse, what do C. Anxiety occurs as a result of a thread to
you think are the signs and symptoms of a person’s selfhood, self-esteem and
depression? identify
A. Diarrhea and madness
D. Anxiety on any level is a destructive D. Valium
force and thus moves the organism to
change - A patient who was admitted yesterday
with an adjustment disorder and
- Luffy has been voluntarily admitted to depressed mood has not left his or her
the psychiatric institution because he room. The psychiatric-mental health
thinks he is “Not OK” After a week, he nurse’s most appropriate approach at
then decided to terminate all therapy meal time today is to respond:
because he thinks he is already “OK.” As A. I will bring your tray to your room, if it
his nurse, you will tell Luffy that: will make you feel comfortable
A. Being voluntarily admitted means that B. Where would you like to eat your meal?
he cannot leave the hospital until his C. You will feel better if you go to the dining
condition improves room and eat with others
B. Allow him to leave D. I will walk you to the dining room and sit
C. Contact the doctor with regards to the while you eat
client’s wishes and wait for the doctor’s
approval
D. Have the client sign a waiver freeing the PALMER QUIZ
hospital of responsibility that will
accompany his decision - It is a powerful process for thinking
about the ideal future, and motivating
- The appropriate therapeutic program to oneself, the group or organization to turn
help clients with obsessive compulsive vision of the future into reality
personality disorder is geared towards: A. Management
A. Gaining insight that the behavior is due B. Power
to unconscious and uncontrollable C. Leadership
impulses D. Goal Setting
B. Participate in activities that will require
her to deal with the conflicts - Nurse Michael notices that the Chief
C. Encourage the use of rituals to relieve Nurse has a charismatic leadership style.
the anxiety Which of the following behaviors best
D. Accept her rituals as much as possible describes this style?
A. Possesses inspirational quality that
- One morning, Reigna told the nurse that makes followers get attracted to him
she is the best nurse that ever cared for and regard him with reverence
her. Reigna also told the nurse how B. Acts as he does because he expects that
pretty she is with her white dress. The his behavior will yield positive results
best approach by the nurse with this kind C. Uses visioning as the core of his
of behavior is: leadership
A. Acceptance D. Matches his leadership style to the
B. Cognitive therapy situation at hand
C. Behavior therapy
D. Set Limits - The nursing student reads about the
Path-Goal theory. Which of the following
- Ronnie, a 30-year-old psychiatric client behaviors is manifested by the leader
was admitted due to schizophrenia. who uses this theory?
During the morning assessment, Ronnie A. Recognizes staff for going beyond
shouted “Did you know that I am the top expectations by giving them citations
salesman in the world? Different B. Challenges the staff to take individual
companies want me! As a nurse, you accountability for their own practice
know that this is an example of: C. Reprimanding staff for being laggards
A. Hallucination D. Reminds staff about the sanctions for
B. Confabulation non-performance
C. Flight of Ideas
D. Delusion - One leadership theory states that
“leaders are born and not made,” which
- Himmel is anxious. In treating a patient refers to which of the following theories?
diagnosed with severe level of anxiety A. Trait
disorder, you would expect that the drug B. Charismatic
that would tend to decrease the client’s C. Great Man
level of anxiety is: D. Situational
A. Elavil
B. Anafranil - The head nurse came across a theory
C. Clorazil that states that the leadership style is
 effective depending on the situation. C. Relates to people according to their
Which of the following styles best fits a roles
situation when the followers are self- D. Interested in risk-taking and exploring
directed, experts, and mature? new ideas
A. Democratic
B. Authoritarian - This is a kind of influence where an
C. Laissez-faire individual makes another feel important
D. Bureaucratic or good making a request.
A. Blocking
- Chief Nurse Roy learns that some leaders B. Assertiveness
are transactional leaders. Which of the C. Sanction
following does not characterize a D. Ingratiation
transactional leader?
A. Focuses on management tasks - A nurse talks to the manager to make
B. Is a caretakers sure that other non-performing nurses
C. Uses trade-offs to meet goal would do their jobs in the nursing care
D. Inspires others with vision unit. This time of influence is?
A. Rationality
- The chief nurse finds out that some B. Coalition
managers have a benevolent- C. Exchange
authoritative style of management. D. Upward appeal
Which of the following behaviors will she
exhibit most likely? - According to John Maxwell in his “Levels
A. Have condescending trust and of Leadership”, the fourth level is?
confidence in their subordinates A. Production
B. Gives economic or ego awards B. Permission
C. Communicate Downward to the staff C. People Development
D. Allows decision-making among D. Personhood
subordinates
- This is the capacity to influence others
- It also means “doing the right thing”: through control over needed resources.
A. Efficient A. Influence
B. Effective B. Organizational Power
C. Power C. People Development
D. Authority D. Goal Setting

- In a high-pressure, fast-paced hospital - Nursing Research can be classified

environment, it’s easy for nurses to feel according to the time frame the research
overwhelmed, and high levels of stress study has been made. As & nurse, you
can affect a nurse’s ability to maintain know that the study entitled “Knowledge
efficiency. However, when nurses feel and practice of Staff Nurses in preventing
recognized for their hard work, it can needle prick injuries in a private hospital
motivate them to push through the in Manila is classified as:
especially challenging shifts. An example A. Basic Research
of being an efficient nurse is? B. Historical Research
A. Functional C. Descriptive Research
B. Power D. Experimental Research
C. Essential
D. Productive - Nursing Research has a lot of purposes.
Which of the following category do the
- This refers to the body of techniques for study about the sociodemographic
investigating phenomena, acquiring new profile of nursing students and their risk
knowledge, or correcting and for depression belong?
investigating previous knowledge A. Prescription
A. Materials B. Exploration
B. Methods C. Prediction and control
C. Machines D. Explanation
D. Moment
- In experimental research, as a nurse
- Which of the following defines a there must be an essential activity
Manager? wherein the participants of the studywill
A. Feels rewarded by personal achievement be able to understand the whole
B. Vested with power and authority by the experimental design. This term is called:
group A. Desensitization
B. Experimental Proper
C. Research Proper
D. Debriefing

- Ethics in Nursing Research has always

been an issue when it comes to the
identity of the respondents. When the
topics of research are very sensitive,
which of the following rights of
individual participants must be ensured
when the researcher cannot link the
information given by the respondent
from the source of the information?
A. Confidentiality
B. Anonymity
C. Virility
D. Volunteerism

- In starting a focused group discussion,

Nurse Dina wants to stress out the
confidentiality of the topics that theywill
be discussing. Which of the following
instruction convey confidentiality?
A. This discussion should not only be
confined within this group of people.
Any information discussed should be
told publicly
B. This discussion should only be confined
within this group of people. Any
information discussed should not be told
publicly
C. This discussion should not be confined
within this group of people. Any
information discussed should not be told
publicly
D. This discussion should only be confined
within this group of people. Any
information discussed should be told
publicly