HESI ATI COMPREHENSIV E quiz motivation Question And Answers Rated 100%

HESI ATI
COMPREHENSIV
E quiz motivation
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The nurse is caring for a client who is a newly
diagnosed type 1 diabetic. The client appears willing
to learn how to manage the disease by stating, "I
will take insulin regularly to maintain my blood
sugar levels." Which inference would the nurse
make from this information? - ANSWER-1 The client
is not motivated.
2 The client is intrinsically motivated.
Correct 3 The client is extrinsically motivated with
self-determination.
4 The client is extrinsically motivated without selfdetermination.
Which client factor would the nurse consider to
have the greatest effect on the effectiveness of
bariatric surgery? - ANSWER-1 Freedom from
concurrent high-risk conditions
Correct 2 Motivation to cooperate with required
lifestyle changes
3 Willingness to have a panniculectomy a year after
weight is stabilized
4 Ability to tolerate a large abdominal incision if it is
necessary for this surgery
Which is the correct nursing intervention when
assessing a client with anxiety? - ANSWER-Correct 1
Divide the assessment and do it over shorter
amounts of time.
2 Complete the client assessment in a shorter
amount of time.
3 Postpone the client assessment until a more
beneficial time.
4 Do the assessment in a soft-spoken voice for a
longer duration.
Which characteristics influence the intrinsic factors
that determine motivation? Select all that apply.
One, some, or all responses may be correct. -
ANSWER-1 Family
2 Cultural values
Correct 3 Cognitive level
Correct 4 Self-confidence
Correct 5 Emotional readiness
After a mild brain attack (cerebrovascular accident,
CVA) a client has difficulty grasping objects with the
dominant hand. Which specific range-of-motion
exercise would the nurse teach the client? -
ANSWER-1 Eversion
2 Supination
Correct 3 Opposition
4 Circumduction
A client who had a right total hip replacement is
progressing from the use of a walker to the use of a
cane. In which hand would the nurse teach the
client to hold the cane? - ANSWER-Correct 1 Left
hand
2 Right hand
3 Stronger hand
4 Dominant hand
The nurse is coordinating care for a client with
severe rheumatoid arthritis. Which health team
perspective for planning care would promote the
client's self-reliance and independence? - ANSWER1 Treating the process as a series of limited
objectives
Correct 2 Developing a positive attitude toward the
eventual outcome
3 Understanding that little can be accomplished
4 Recognizing that a nursing home type of facility is
needed
When caring for a client hospitalized with deep vein
thrombosis, which topic would the nurse include
when doing discharge teaching about ways to avoid
another venous thrombosis? - ANSWER-1 Daily
aspirin use
Correct 2 Frequent ambulation
3 Warm soaks to legs
4 Avoidance of cold
The nurse is caring for a client who is a newly
diagnosed type 1 diabetic. The client appears willing
to learn how to manage the disease by stating, "I
will take insulin regularly to maintain my blood
sugar levels." Which inference would the nurse
make from this information? - ANSWER-1 The client
is not motivated.
2 The client is intrinsically motivated.
Correct 3 The client is extrinsically motivated with
self-determination.
4 The client is extrinsically motivated without selfdetermination.
Which client factor would the nurse consider to
have the greatest effect on the effectiveness of
bariatric surgery? - ANSWER-1 Freedom from
concurrent high-risk conditions
Correct 2 Motivation to cooperate with required
lifestyle changes
3 Willingness to have a panniculectomy a year after
weight is stabilized
4 Ability to tolerate a large abdominal incision if it is
necessary for this surgery
Which is the correct nursing intervention when
assessing a client with anxiety? - ANSWER-Correct 1
Divide the assessment and do it over shorter
amounts of time.
2 Complete the client assessment in a shorter
amount of time.
3 Postpone the client assessment until a more
beneficial time.
4 Do the assessment in a soft-spoken voice for a
longer duration.
Which characteristics influence the intrinsic factors
that determine motivation? Select all that apply.
One, some, or all responses may be correct. -
ANSWER-1 Family
2 Cultural values
Correct 3 Cognitive level
Correct 4 Self-confidence
Correct 5 Emotional readiness
After a mild brain attack (cerebrovascular accident,
CVA) a client has difficulty grasping objects with the
dominant hand. Which specific range-of-motion
exercise would the nurse teach the client? -
ANSWER-1 Eversion
2 Supination
Correct 3 Opposition
4 Circumduction
A client who had a right total hip replacement is
progressing from the use of a walker to the use of a
cane. In which hand would the nurse teach the
client to hold the cane? - ANSWER-Correct 1 Left
hand
2 Right hand
3 Stronger hand
4 Dominant hand
The nurse is coordinating care for a client with
severe rheumatoid arthritis. Which health team
perspective for planning care would promote the
client's self-reliance and independence? - ANSWER1 Treating the process as a series of limited
objectives
Correct 2 Developing a positive attitude toward the
eventual outcome
3 Understanding that little can be accomplished
4 Recognizing that a nursing home type of facility is
needed
When caring for a client hospitalized with deep vein
thrombosis, which topic would the nurse include
when doing discharge teaching about ways to avoid
another venous thrombosis? - ANSWER-1 Daily
aspirin use
Correct 2 Frequent ambulation
3 Warm soaks to legs
4 Avoidance of cold