Empowerment

NCLEX- Style Questions

Question 1

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The nurse is teaching Mr. Wong about the concept of power. Complete the following sentence by using the list of options. 
Powerless is the inability to have _____ in Mr. Wong’s life.
Possible answers:
  • empowerment
  • self-determination
  • agency
  • control
  • choice
  • support

Question 2

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Which of the following statements by Mr. Wong indicates a loss of one’s sense of internalized security?
  1. “I now have to go through an Opioid Agonist Treatment program.”
  2. “I was coping well until my partner broke up with me.”
  3. “I was feeling depressed and needed to get back on track.”
  4. “My siblings are uncomfortable with me living with them.”
  5. “I was unable to get disability support because my ID expired.”

Question 3

Question 4

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The nurse is providing care for Mr. Wong. Which action by the nurse best demonstrates empowerment? Select all that apply. 
  1. The nurse validates Mr. Wong’s emotional experience without judgment.
  2. The nurse actively involves Mr. Wong in the creation of his care plan.
  3. The nurse works with the social worker to identify and secure resources.
  4. The nurse educates Mr. Wong about the consequences of using fentanyl.
  5. The nurse collaborates with Mr. Wong to explore his current challenges.

Question 5

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Which of the following statements by the nurse indicates a need for further teaching about the concept of person-centered care (PCC)? Select all that apply. 
  1. “PCC is built on the foundation of mutual trust and understanding.”
  2. “PCC empowers Mr. Wong to listen to the nurses’ instructions.”
  3. “PCC is a holistic approach to delivering care for Mr. Wong.”
  4. “PCC leads to improved quality of care and outcomes for Mr. Wong.”
  5. “PCC consists of antecedents such as holistic and empowering.”

 

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Professional Practice in Nursing: Part I Copyright © 2025 by Roya Haghiri-Vijeh; Kateryna Metersky; Jasmine Balakumaran; Oona St-Amant; Leigh Dybenko; Emilene Reisdorfer; Linda Scott; Anita Jennings; and Caitlin Cosgrove is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.

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