Collab_Patient-Centered Care Quiz

Which nursing action best demonstrates patient-centered care for Mrs. Johnson?

• Providing standardized diabetic meal plans.

• Asking Mrs. Johnson how she currently prepares her meals.

• Telling her family to take over meal preparation.

• Teaching her about insulin administration before asking about her concerns.

Mrs. Johnson states, “I’m scared about losing my independence.” What is the nurse’s best response?

• “Don’t worry, your family can take care of you.”

• “Why don’t you just let others cook for you?”

• “I hear you’re worried about independence. Tell me more about what’s important to you.”

• “We will set up a home health aide to help you.”

Which action reflects shared decision-making?

• The nurse creates the care plan and informs Mrs. Johnson of the steps.

• The dietitian decides which foods are appropriate.

• The nurse and Mrs. Johnson develop meal planning strategies together.

• The physician adjusts insulin without patient input.

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Which interdisciplinary referral best supports Mrs. Johnson’s goal of continuing to cook?

• Physical therapist

• Dietitian

• Speech therapist

• Respiratory therapist

The nurse uses teach-back to confirm Mrs. Johnson’s understanding of glucose monitoring. Which statement shows she understood?

• “I’ll have to ask my daughter to do this for me.”

• “I’ll check my blood sugar before and after meals like you showed me.”

• “I don’t think I’ll be able to do this on my own.”

• “You can just check it for me when I come to the clinic.”

Which of the following statements shows respect for Mrs. Johnson’s values?

• “You need to stop cooking your meals.”

• “I understand sharing meals with your family is important. Let’s plan how you can continue safely.”

• “You should follow the diabetic meal plan exactly as it’s written.”

• “We’ll ask your son to take over cooking so you don’t risk injury.”

What should the nurse do FIRST when educating Mrs. Johnson about safe cooking practices?

• Provide a detailed handout about diabetic neuropathy.

• Assess her readiness to learn and current knowledge.

• Assign her to a diabetes education class.

• Explain complications of uncontrolled diabetes.

Mrs. Johnson’s daughter says, “She can’t manage on her own anymore.” What is the nurse’s best patient-centered response?

• “You may be right. She needs full family support.”

• “Let’s hear from your mother about what she feels able to do.”

• “I’ll explain to your mother why she shouldn’t cook anymore.”

• “We’ll create a plan where you do all the meal prep.”

Which intervention BEST demonstrates coordination of care?

• Asking the physician to order labs.

• Referring to a dietitian, diabetes educator, and social worker to support Mrs. Johnson’s goals.

• Providing handouts on diabetic neuropathy.

• Adjusting her insulin dose independently.

Mrs. Johnson says, “I feel overwhelmed with all this information.” Which nursing action is most patient-centered?

• Continue teaching until she understands.

• Provide written instructions only.

• Ask her what she would like to focus on today.

• Tell her to rely on her family to remember instructions.