LPN to RN Transitions Unit 2 Test WITH REAL ACTUAL AND VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

LPN to RN Transitions
Unit 2 Test WITH
REAL ACTUAL AND
VERIFIED QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS
The nursing is listening to a lecture on reasoned
thought. Which statement indicates that
teaching has been effective?
a. "Reasoned thought is reflection."
b. "Reasoned thought is emotion."
c. "Reasoned thought is parity."
d. "Reasoned thought is contrast." - ANSWER-b.
"Reasoned thought is emotion."
Using clinical judgment, the nurse makes
decisions on whether to proceed with or revise
a
course of action. When providing this education
to a nursing student, which statement
indicates that the teaching has been effective?
a. "The inquiry (investigational or exploratory)
subprocess necessary for sound
clinical judgment is reflective thinking."
b. "The inquiry (investigational or exploratory)
subprocess necessary for sound
clinical judgment is persuasive thinking."
c. "The inquiry (investigational or exploratory)
subprocess necessary for sound
clinical judgment is critical thinking."
d. "The inquiry (investigational or exploratory)
subprocess necessary for sound
clinical judgment is intuitive thinking." -
ANSWER-c. "The inquiry (investigational or
exploratory) subprocess necessary for sound
clinical judgment is critical thinking."
The nurse is listening to a lecture on critical
thought. Which statement indicates that the
teaching has been effective?
a. "Critical thought is a disciplined, rational, and
self-directed activity that uses
standards and criteria."
b. "Critical thought is an intuitive process that
relies only on the nurse's experience."
c. "Critical thought is a persuasive process
leading to sound decisions."
d. "Critical thought is a reactive process after an
intervention is completed." - ANSWER-a.
"Critical thought is a disciplined, rational, and
self-directed activity that uses
standards and criteria."
A patient has a problem that prevents him from
shaving himself, tying his shoes, or fixing his
meals. He is not physically able to compensate
for the problem, so he is in need of assistance.
Data support the nursing diagnosis "impaired
physical mobility" by what mode of reasoning?
a. Induction
b. Deduction
c. Reduction
d. Reflection - ANSWER-b. Deduction
An RN has been working with a patient on the
nursing unit for a 12-hour shift. The nurse
recognizes that each time the patient is turned
to the left, the blood pressure drops 15 mm Hg.
The same RN has seen this phenomenon in
several other patients and makes the
connection
that patients with right-sided heart failure (the
medical diagnosis) will experience a blood
pressure drop if they are turned to their left
side. This type of reasoning is called
a. inductive.
b. deductive.
c. reductive
d. reflective - ANSWER-a. inductive.