CJE Multidimensional Care 1 (MDC1) Practice Test

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• Which item is one of the six rights for medication administration?
• What angle range is used for subcutaneous injections?
• Which step involves setting measurable goals?
• Which of the following is an early sign of dehydration?
• Which practice helps reduce fall risk during transfers or activities?
• After administering a medication, which aspect should be documented?
• When should an assistive device be used to transfer a patient?
• What is Erikson's psychosocial stage for toddlers?
• Which blood pressure reading would indicate hypertension requiring reporting?
• How do acute and chronic pain differ?
• Which item is an example of personal protective equipment (PPE) in infection control?
• Repositioning is recommended every how many hours?
• What is the first step in the nursing process?
• Which statement best describes delirium?
• School age (7-11) Erikson stage?
• How is constipation best managed in care settings?
• Which cognitive screening tool is commonly used for confusion in older adults?
• Which keyword signals priority interventions?
• Which stage is associated with initiating tasks and taking risks to pursue goals?
• To prevent urinary tract infection, in which direction should perineal cleaning be performed in females?
• What is a care transition plan?
• In goal setting, which attribute ensures a goal can be measured?
• When a change in mental status is detected, which option best reflects appropriate action?
• Palliative care focuses on ...
• Which practice helps ensure privacy in care settings?
• Which dimensions are typically addressed in multidimensional care?
• Which angle is used for intradermal injections?
• How would you implement a care plan for a patient with diabetes mellitus?
• How often should a client be repositioned to prevent pressure injuries?
• Name two common risk factors for falls in older adults.
• What is the correct technique for lifting a heavy object?
• Which PPE is required when caring for a patient on airborne precautions?
• What is the difference between objective and subjective data in care documentation?
• Which angle should be considered for subcutaneous injections in a patient with low body fat?
• What is the role of interprofessional collaboration in MDC1?
• Which item must be worn to prevent inhalation of airborne pathogens?
• Early childhood (1-3) Erikson stage?
• Which statement best exemplifies reflective listening?
• Infant Erikson stage?
• Peri-care during catheter care mainly addresses which area?
• What is subjective data?
• Which of the following is not one of the six rights of medication administration?
• What is the recommended response to a change in a client's mental status?
• Which right in medication administration refers to patient autonomy to decline treatment?
• Toddlers are typically in which age range?
• How do you document consent?
• Which statement does NOT describe a component of evidence-based practice?
• Which stage focuses on forming intimate relationships?
• In Foley catheter care, which practice is essential to minimize infection risk?
• Which technique is appropriate as part of therapeutic communication?
• How can a nurse support a grieving family?
• Play age (3-6) Erikson stage?
• What position should the head of the bed be for enteral feedings?
• Which signs would indicate a possible infection after wound care requiring medical evaluation?
• NOT listed as influencing health disparities in MDC1?
• At what blood pressure reading should hypertension be reported?
• What must be documented after giving medication?
• Which standard precautions must be observed to prevent infection in all care interactions?
• Which practice is part of safely administering oxygen therapy?
• What is the purpose of a vital signs assessment?
• Which strategies promote anticipatory care planning?
• Which of the following is a component of Foley catheter care?
• Which action helps maintain a closed system during Foley catheter care?
• Which step in person-centered care planning ensures the client's values are respected?
• If a patient expresses fear about a procedure, what is an appropriate response?
• During enteral feeding, what should the head-of-bed elevation be?
• Which practice is a core component of anticipatory care planning?
• What are the steps of the nursing process in the correct sequence?
• During wound care, which practice prevents contamination?
• Which items support Foley catheter care by reducing infection risk?
• Which wound assessment finding should be documented?
• Old age (65+) Erikson stage?
• Which of the following is a core element of infection control in healthcare settings?
• What are the rights of residents or clients in care settings?
• Which technique should be used to prevent contamination during wound care?
• What does the acronym SMART stand for in goal setting?
• Which sequence reflects the basic ABCs in emergency nursing?
• Which practice supports aseptic technique in wound care?
• Why is effective handoff communication essential in MDC1?
• Which data are considered objective data?
• What is the normal resting heart rate range for adults?
• What is the normal resting respiratory rate for an adult?
• Which of the following is an early sign of hypoxia?
• Which indicators are used to assess nutrition and hydration status?
• What teaching approach is appropriate for a school-age child?
• Which is a primary reason for performing peri-care during catheter care?
• What is psychosocial support in multidimensional care?
• Which devices promote safety during manual patient transfers?
• How often should a patient be repositioned to prevent pressure injuries?
• Which practice should be avoided in therapeutic communication?
• What are basic wound care steps for a clean, minor wound?
• Which combination of frameworks is used to decide the nurse's priority action?
• What is the role of patient education in MDC1?
• Using an incentive spirometer post-operatively is intended to prevent which complication?
• Why should nurses avoid giving advice to clients?
• Which change supports rest by reducing stimulants?
• Maintaining a closed system in Foley catheter care primarily minimizes which risk?
• Which statement accurately lists signs of a potential wound infection?
• Which action most effectively promotes rest in a hospital setting?
• When end-of-life goals change, what is a recommended approach?
• Peri-care in catheter management should be performed to reduce infection risk. When is it performed during care?
• What should be verified before starting an enteral feeding?
• Which protective measures are required for contact precautions such as MRSA?
• What is the primary purpose of infection control in healthcare settings?
• What is evidence-based practice and why is it important in MDC1?
• How would you respond to a client expressing spiritual distress?
• Which stage involves reflecting on life and achieving a sense of wholeness?
• How do you assess skin integrity in high-risk patients?
• What is a basic component of standard precautions?
• What should be done before administering an enteral feeding?
• Which of the following is a sign of a potential wound infection?
• How should perineal care be performed for a female client to prevent UTI?
• Which tool is appropriate for assessing pain in a nonverbal preschool child?
• Which angle is used for intravenous administration according to the reference?
• Wound care assessment includes monitoring which factors?
• What blood pressure range is considered normal for a healthy adult?
• Which actions promote wound healing and help prevent infection?
• When should the nurse evaluate the plan of care?
• Before starting enteral feeding, what should be verified?
• How do you recognize and report abuse or neglect in MDC1 care?
• When should hand hygiene be performed in care interactions?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of interprofessional collaboration in MDC1?
• Adolescence (12-18) Erikson stage?
• Which item is NOT typically assessed during wound care according to standard guidelines?
• What is the purpose of risk assessment in MDC1?
• Which stage centers on forming a stable sense of self during adolescence?
• Which wound assessment finding should be reported?
• Middle age (30-64) Erikson stage?
• When reporting abuse or neglect, what is essential to document?
• Why is monitoring hydration status important in elderly clients?
• Which of the following is NOT a standard component of an MDC1 care plan?
• During enteral feeding, which parameter should be checked to assess tolerance?
• Which tool helps assess pain in nonverbal clients?
• Which site is considered safest for IM injections in adults?
• What does cultural safety entail in MDC1?
• Which option best describes how to assess and prevent skin injuries in high-risk patients?
• Which of the following is essential in Foley catheter care?
• How is SBAR used in handoffs?
• After assessment, what comes next in the nursing process?
• What does the Safety/Risk Reduction strategy prioritize?
• Early adulthood (19-29) Erikson stage?
• During oxygen therapy, which parameter should be monitored to ensure safety?
• What is the best approach to establish rapport with a client who has limited communication?
• Which statement about peri-care in catheter care is true?
• What role do families play in MDC1 care planning?
• How do you ensure safe use of oxygen therapy?
• Which statement about standard precautions is true for infection control?
• Which of the following is one of the six rights of medication administration?
• Which of the following is NOT a core element of infection control in healthcare settings?
• What comes first: administering oxygen or repositioning a client with shortness of breath?
• Which angle is used for subcutaneous injections?
• What is end-of-life communication best practice?
• What are signs of anxiety versus depression?
• How should privacy be handled when documenting sensitive information?
• Which site is safest for IM injections in adults?
• How do Maslow's hierarchy and ABCs help in prioritizing care?
• In wound care, which technique should be used to prevent contamination?
• Which action would compromise a Foley catheter's closed system?
• Why is medication reconciliation important during care transitions?
• Which approach best confirms understanding when a client has limited communication?
• What type of isolation is recommended for MRSA infections?
• Which factors influence health disparities in MDC1?
• Which element should be included in documenting consent?
• Which statement describes the components of a care transition plan?
• When should standard precautions be used?
• Which element should be recorded when documenting changes in a client's condition?
• What is an example of a therapeutic response to a crying patient?
• Which are the six rights of medication administration?
• Which PPE is required for airborne precautions such as TB?
• What is the difference between independence and dependence in care planning?
• What is the correct sequence of the 'Right' rights in medication administration?
• What is the purpose of a care plan in MDC1?
• What is objective data?
• What is the importance of safeguarding privacy and PHI?
• What is a key principle of patient-centered care in MDC1?