ADN 110 Exam Edition

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100 Actual Exam Questions with 100% Verified Answers | Graded A+ | Latest Verified Version Introduction This resource contains 100 verified questions and correct answers from the latest . Designed to reflect current curriculum standards, this set provides nursing students with a reliable and accurate tool to prepare for academic success and clinical readiness.Answer Format All correct answers are clearly marked in bold and green to support fast, effective review.ADN 110 Exam – Question 1 (Multiple-Choice): Which of the following are characteristics of a professional nurse? (Select all that apply.)

• Self-centeredness
• Technical competence
• Concern for others
• Interpersonal skills
• Ethnocentrism

Rationale: Professional nurses exhibit technical competence, concern for others, and interpersonal skills. Self-centeredness and ethnocentrism are not professional traits.Question 2 (Multiple-Choice): According to the ANA Code of Ethics, which provision emphasizes collaboration to address broad health issues like hunger or pollution?

• Provision 4
• Provision 6
• Provision 8
• Provision 9

Rationale: Provision 8 emphasizes nurses’ responsibility to collaborate on broad health concerns.Question 3 (Multiple-Choice): A nurse makes a medication error and immediately assesses the patient. This demonstrates which professional characteristic?

• Autonomy
• Collaboration
• Accountability
• Altruism

Rationale: Taking responsibility for an error and assessing the patient shows accountability.Question 4 (Multiple-Choice): What is the first step when preparing to administer an IV push medication?

• Administer the medication slowly
• Flush the IV line
• Verify the medication order 1 / 3

• Check allergies

Rationale: Verifying the order ensures the correct medication and dose, prioritizing patient safety.Question 5 (Multiple-Choice): Which documentation entry is most appropriate for a patient’s electronic health record?

• “Patient seems in pain.”
• “Patient refused medication.”
• Patient reports pain at 8/10 in lower abdomen at 0900.
• “Patient is doing better.”

Rationale: Documentation should be specific, objective, and include time and details.Question 6 (Fill-in-the-Blank): What is the average daily urine output for an adult?

Answer: 1000–1500 mL

Rationale: Normal adult urine output is approximately 1000–1500 mL per day.

Question 7 (Multiple-Choice): A patient with type 1 diabetes experiences hypoglycemia.What is the priority action?

• Administer insulin
• Give oral glucose
• Check blood pressure
• Call the physician

Rationale: Oral glucose rapidly corrects hypoglycemia in a conscious patient.

Question 8 (Multiple-Choice): Which ethical principle involves taking positive actions to help others?

• Autonomy
• Beneficence
• Nonmaleficence
• Justice

Rationale: Beneficence involves actions to promote patient well-being.

Question 9 (Multiple-Choice): A nurse respects a patient’s cultural health beliefs during care. This demonstrates which professional trait?

• Autonomy
• Accountability
• Cultural competence
• Autocratic leadership

Rationale: Cultural competence involves respecting patients’ cultural beliefs and practices.Question 10 (Multiple-Choice): What is the primary purpose of evidence-based practice

(EBP)?

• To follow hospital policies
• To integrate best evidence with clinical expertise and patient values
• To reduce healthcare costs
• To standardize care protocols

Rationale: EBP combines current evidence, clinical expertise, and patient preferences for optimal care. 2 / 3

Question 11 (Multiple-Choice): A patient refuses a procedure due to personal beliefs.Which ethical principle supports this decision?

• Autonomy
• Beneficence
• Nonmaleficence
• Justice

Rationale: Autonomy respects a patient’s right to make their own decisions.

Question 12 (Multiple-Choice): Which factor interferes with urinary elimination?

• Increased fluid intake
• Blockage of the ureters
• Normal neurologic function
• High urine pH

Rationale: Ureter blockage disrupts urine flow, causing elimination issues.

Question 13 (Multiple-Choice): A nurse observes a patient’s nonverbal cues during an assessment. This aligns with which QSEN competency?

• Safety
• Patient-centered care
• Informatics
• Quality improvement

Rationale: Observing nonverbal cues reflects respect for patient needs and preferences.Question 14 (Multiple-Choice): A patient with a fever requires a cooling measure. Which is most appropriate?

• Apply a heating pad
• Provide a tepid sponge bath
• Increase room temperature
• Administer a diuretic

Rationale: A tepid sponge bath safely reduces body temperature.

Question 15 (Select All That Apply): Which are included in the ANA standards of practice?

• Assessment
• Diagnosis
• Collaboration
• Planning
• Evaluation

Rationale: The ANA standards include assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. Collaboration is a professional performance standard.Question 16 (Multiple-Choice): A nurse administers oxygen to a patient with dyspnea.What is the priority assessment?

• Blood pressure
• Respiratory rate
• Temperature
• Pain level

Rationale: Respiratory rate assesses the effectiveness of oxygen therapy.

Question 17 (Multiple-Choice): Which characteristic of normal urine is correct?

• Cloudy appearance
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