NCLEX CRUSADE ACADEMY TEST - 8 CLIENT_S RIGHTS

1. The right to review medical records falls under: Treatment Decisions. Financial Transparency. Information Access. Privacy & Dignity.

2. The right to refuse participation in research is categorized under: Privacy. Treatment Decisions. Financial Transparency. Civil Status.

3. Right to explanation of costs and bills relates to: Justice. Financial Transparency. Confidentiality. Autonomy.

4. Confidentiality of records is part of: Information Access. Privacy & Dignity. Treatment Decisions. OPO role.

5. Involuntary admission removes civil rights: Always. Sometimes. Never. Only communication rights.

6. Patients in mental health settings retain the right to: Vote and file complaints. Automatic medication. Unlimited visitors. Leave at will always.

7. The least restrictive environment principle ensures: Isolation first. Maximum security. Minimal restriction necessary for safety. No supervision.

8. Valid consent requires all except: Capacity. Voluntariness. Financial agreement. Full understanding.

9. Voluntariness means the decision is made: After sedation. Without coercion. Under family pressure. By provider.

10. The surgeon is responsible for: Witnessing only. Explaining risks and alternatives. Filing chart. Providing sedation.

11. If patient asks detailed questions during signing, nurse should: Answer fully. Stop and call provider. Ignore. Ask family.

12. First authority in hierarchy is: Next of kin. Legal guardian. Durable Power of Attorney. Charge nurse.

13. Emergency exception applies when: Family present. Patient stable. Life-threatening & unconscious. Minor patient.

14. Emancipated minor can consent if: 16 years old. Married or military. With fracture. Student.

15. Minor can consent independently for: Cosmetic surgery. Cardiac transplant. STI treatment. Orthopedic fracture.

16. Individuals 18+ may donate under: HIPAA. UAGA. EMTALA. DNR.

17. Donor intent can be documented via: SBAR. Nursing note. Drivers license. Incident report.

18. Brain death is defined as: Coma. Cessation of brain function. Cardiac arrest only. Unconsciousness.

19. Absolute contraindication includes: Hypertension. Active cancer. Diabetes. Asthma.

20. The OPO is responsible for: Bedside care. Donation discussion with family. Medication administration. Consent witnessing.

21. Catholic perspective on donation is generally: Forbidden. Discouraged. Permitted as charity. Illegal.

22. Nurses duty regarding religion is to: Persuade. Coerce. Inquire and verify preferences. Ignore.

23. Matching requires: Only blood type. HLA matching and antibody screening. Gender match. Age similarity.

24. Preferred donor source is: Cadaveric. Living donor. Stranger. Court-ordered.

25. Lifelong medication required post-transplant is: Antibiotics. Steroids only. Immunosuppressants. Antivirals.

26. Patient should avoid: Exercise. Crowds and live vaccines. Water. Fruits.

27. Weight gain >2-3 lbs suggests: Normal hydration. Fluid retention. Infection cured. Healing.

28. Fever >100F post-transplant indicates: Normal. Acute rejection. Healing. Anxiety.

29. Elevated BUN and creatinine indicate: Improvement. Rejection. Normal. Dehydration only.

30. In identical twin transplant, priority shifts to: Rejection monitoring. Surgical complications. Immunosuppression increase. Biopsy.