The Ultimate Quiz! Challenge: Fundamentals Edition

One factor preventing nursing from being described as a profession rather than a "job" is which of the following?

Trends in nursing practice include which of the following?

When validating hand hygiene, you should wash your hands for how long?

Which of the following is the leading cause of death across the healthcare spectrum?

Collectively, all exams (unit and the comprehensive final) in NUR 112 are worth what percentage of your grade?

Graduates will advocate for patients and families in ways that promote their self-determination and integrity.

Which healthcare provider dispenses medications and therapeutic solutions in hospitals and community pharmacies?

Local infection = limited to a region; systemic infection = spread via the bloodstream, affecting many regions

All course books listed in the syllabus are required.

An endogenous healthcare-related infection occurs when normal flora multiplies, causing infection due to treatment.

The incubation stage of infection is from the time of infection until when?

In NUR 112, there are a total of 13 required skills validations.

In NUR 112, artificial intelligence (AI):

Which of the following is not one of the six links in the spread of infection?

Which of the following is/are true regarding protective isolation ("protective environments")?

Establishes and maintains a universal standard of education (in/for nursing)

When transmission of pathogens occurs via ventilation systems, shaking of sheets, and/or sweeping, implement what?

A latent infection presents with no discernible symptoms and includes which of the following as a prime example?

Which of the following is not a primary line of defense against infection?

The convalescence stage of infection involves which two processes?

Which of the following is/are a set of important qualities for nurses to exhibit?

One of the primary reasons a "host" becomes susceptible to infection is due to a person's inadequate defense mechanisms.

Which act(s) is/are considered academic misconduct?

Which of the following actions violates a principle that is key to proper handwashing at the bedside?

Which of the following is an unexcused reason for a tardy or absence?

Which of the following is not a model of nursing care?

Students may revalidate all skills that they initially received an Unsatisfactory (U) on, no matter the number.

Clinical judgment also incorporates critical and reflective thinking.

Bodily fluids, coughing, sneezing, and seeping wounds are all examples of which of the following?

Which of the following should be applied first when putting on PPE?

Financing healthcare under the government includes Medicare and Medicaid.

"A state of cleanliness that decreases the potential for the spread of infection"

Medical asepsis is promoted through which of the following?

Programs offered at the worksite, usually on the clinical unit itself

Sigma Theta Tau International (STTI) is the National Honor Society for Nursing.

Excessive absences and/or tardies do not interfere with a student’s ability to successfully complete a course.

The nares, mouth, wounds, and surgical sites are examples of which of the following?

In 1980, who defined nursing as "The diagnosis and treatment of human responses to actual/potential health problems."

Who is/are recipients of nursing care?

The purpose of nursing care focuses on only health promotion, illness prevention, and health restoration.

One major healthcare reform issue is the establishment of healthcare as a right or privilege.

Which of the following provides pregnancy accommodations for students?

The prerequisite for NUR 112 is which of the following?

All disease processes go through a prodromal stage of infection, which is when vague symptoms start to appear.

Which of the following is/are aspects of clinical judgment?

Graduates will examine the evidence that underlies clinical nursing practice to challenge the status quo.

A client has an infected and draining abdominal wound. In caring for this client, the nurse should implement what?

Which of the following should be implemented when washing your hands?

Hand hygiene should be performed after removing gloves and gowns in addition to after removing eyewear and masks.

Within the phases/stages of nursing, nurses begin as novices, working towards becoming what in the end?

Which of the following is a professional strategy that helps nurses maintain current clinical knowledge?

Factors that increase the risk of infection include which of the following?

In this type of healthcare delivery system, the goal is to prevent deterioration and restore health.

Precautions include clean gown and glove use and the disposal of contaminated items in room.

Which organization is directly responsible for regulating the practice of nursing in each state?

Etiquette is also known as netiquette.

Unsatisfactory on more than three (3) skills during the initial validation period = an Unsatisfactory (U) course grade

When microorganisms capable of producing disease invade the body

Who was the founder of modern day nursing?

Protects healthcare workers, decreases the transmission of pathogens, and protects clients from pathogen spread

Which required skills validation is matched/paired with pulse?

Assocaite Degree Nursing End-of-Program Student Learning Outcomes (EPLOs) are established/governed by NLN and QSEN.

Which of the following should be discarded first when taking off PPE?

Societal trends that influence nursing practice include which of the following?

Which individual provided care in tents and was the founder of the American Red Cross?

Indirect contact = contact with a fomite

The NUR 112 Comprehensive Final Exam is Wednesday, July 30 at what time?

The complexity of healthcare delivery requires nurses to use organization, leadership, and advocacy, along with what?

Currently, there are _____ Associate Degree Nursing End-of-Program Student Learning Outcomes/Graduate Competencies.

Benner, in 1984, established the phases/stages of nursing from novice to expert, which includes how many phases/stages?