Read each question carefully. There is only one correct answer unless the stem of the question includes directions that state otherwise. There are 50 items on the exam. You have 75 minutes to complete the exam. There is no backtracking to complete a skipped question or to change an answer. When you finish the test, click submit.

What is the RPE?

At minimum, what should be included in prescreening?

A new client wants to add more structure to her exercise program. She is currently running 40 minutes, 3 days a week but would like to add more. She had a heart attack five years ago. She was cleared by her doctor 6 months ago. Is a medical clearance necessary?

A client’s health insurance has just expired though the client is still recovering from a serious exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Changing the date on the Insurance paperwork by only 2 days will prevent the client from having to pay for home oxygen therapy. See the options below. Which response represents an ethical approach by the nurse?

An client has a diagnosis of Diabetes Type II. The client follows a diabetic diet plan, exercises regularly, and is compliant with medications. The client has a past history of a left foot pressure ulcer, wears glasses, and has bilateral hearing aids. There has been some lost teeth leading to difficulty eating meat and raw vegetables. The nurse is teaching the client about the importance of regular physical examinations. Which examination should the nurse emphasize as a priority for the client to obtain?

An client has a diagnosis of Diabetes Type II. The client follows a diabetic diet plan, exercises regularly, and is compliant with medications. The client has a past history of a left foot pressure ulcer, wears glasses, and has bilateral hearing aids. There has been some lost teeth leading to difficulty eating meat and raw vegetables. The nurse is teaching the client about the importance of regular physical examinations. Which examination should the nurse emphasize as a priority for the client to obtain?

The nursing educator is teaching about HIPAA violations. Which of the following activities, could potentially result in a HIPAA violation? (Select all that apply.)

The nurse is developing a plan of care for a client with a language barrier that is recovering from surgery and has not requested any pain medication. Which of the following interventions should the nurse do first to manage the client’s pain in a culturally appropriate manner?

The nurse is leading a community health class for a group of older adults at a senior center. During the discussion, one participant says, “I guess it’s normal to be depressed and forgetful when you’re old. There’s not much we can do about it.”Which response by the nurse best addresses myths of aging?