NR-103: TRANSITION TO THE NURSING PROFESSION

NR-103: TRANSITION TO THE NURSING PROFESSION

(MIDTERM) VERSION 1 ACCURATE REAL EXAM

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS PLUS RATIONALES|

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• Which of the following best describes the role of the nurse as a patient

advocate?

• Providing medications as prescribed
• Making decisions on behalf of the patient
• Supporting the patient’s right to make informed decisions
• Reporting patient complaints to hospital administration

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Nurses act as advocates by supporting patients’ autonomy and

helping them make informed decisions.

• A student nurse is learning about accountability. Which of the following

actions demonstrates accountability?

• Asking a peer for help with documentation
• Blaming a coworker for a medication error 1 / 4

• Admitting to making an error and reporting it promptly
• Delegating tasks to UAPs without supervision

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Being accountable means taking responsibility for one's actions,

including errors.

• What is the purpose of the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses?
• To provide legal defense for nurses
• To identify patient diagnoses
• To guide nurses in ethical decision-making
• To explain hospital policy

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The ANA Code of Ethics serves as a framework to help nurses

navigate ethical dilemmas.

• Which of the following best demonstrates effective time management for a

nursing student?

• Studying only when exams are near
• Prioritizing tasks and using a planner
• Avoiding breaks to study longer
• Working through the night before tests 2 / 4

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Effective time management involves planning, setting priorities, and

using tools like planners.

• What is the primary goal of therapeutic communication?
• To persuade the patient to follow orders
• To build a trusting nurse-patient relationship
• To correct patient behavior
• To teach medical terminology

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Therapeutic communication fosters trust and supports emotional and

psychological well-being.

• Which behavior would be considered unprofessional in a clinical setting?
• Asking for feedback from a preceptor
• Arriving 15 minutes early
• Texting during patient care
• Reviewing the patient’s chart before care

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Using personal devices during patient care is unprofessional and can

breach confidentiality.

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• What should a nursing student do when faced with a situation that exceeds

their level of preparation?

• Attempt the task with caution
• Ask another student for advice
• Notify the instructor or nurse preceptor
• Refuse the task without explanation

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Patient safety and professional responsibility require students to

seek guidance.

• Which of the following is a sign of burnout in nursing students?
• Increased motivation
• Emotional detachment from school
• Desire to study more
• Improved academic performance

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Burnout can lead to emotional exhaustion, detachment, and reduced

performance.

• Which response by a nurse promotes active listening?
• “That’s not really important right now.”
• “Let’s focus on your treatment plan.”
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