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Final Exam Review Introduction to Nursing
Final Exam Review Introduction to Nursing
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What form of care includes waiting for family members to be present when discussing treatment options?
Culturally Competent Care
The standard of care
Kindness because everyone wants this
Empathetic care
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What principle states that equals should be treated the same and we should impartiality to provide equality of service?
Autonomy
Nonmaleficence
Veracity
Justice
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What is the term for placing life-threatening patient problems first?
Diagnosis
Prioritization
Delegation
Assessment
4
What document provides nurses with a statement of values, obligations, and duties of individuals in nursing?
Nurse Practice Act
The Board of Nursing
Credentialing Boards
ANA Code of Ethics
5
Having a patient walk in the hall 3 times a day for 15 minutes each time for 3 days is an example of a SMART goal.
True
False
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To help maintain job satisfaction, nurses should practice self-care routines.
False
True
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How many mL per dose of ibuprofen should be given if 150 mg is ordered TID? See the label below.
2.5 mL
5 mL
7.5 mL
10 mL
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What is included in the planning phase of the nursing process?
Asking the patient how the actions implemented have improved problems.
Reviewing assessment data and creating a nursing diagnoses
Implementing actions in an organized manner to ensure outcomes are met
Formulating outcomes and actions to help the patient meet the outcomes
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What practice includes applying research findings and nursing expertise to nursing care?
Nursing process practice
Evidence based practice
Experiential practice
Critical thinking practice
10
What ethical theory places importance on the greatest good for the greatest number of people?
Principlism
Utilitarianism
Deontoloty
Virtue Ethics
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What type of questions should the nurse ask when gathering information from a patient?
Closed- ended
Indirect
Open-ended
Direct
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The lack of Self-care on the part of the nurse has no impact on patient outcomes.
True
False
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Certification is not required for practice but demonstrates the nurse is an expert in their field of practice.
False
True
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What is NOT a characteristic of a profession?
Accountability for practice
Ethics
Focus on only extrinsic rewards
Service to society
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Nursing has multiple degree options for entry level practice and is considered an emerging profession as a result.
False
True
16
What ethical principle prioritizes an individual’s right to determine their own actions; freedom to make own decisions?
Autonomy
Beneficence
Fidelity
Veracity
17
What type of thinking is characterized by being flexible, inquisitive, and open minded?
Critical Thinking
SBAR
The nursing process
Novice Thinking
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What is a good example of subjective data?
Apical pulse 120 beats per minute
150 mL of emesis in the emesis basin
Pain rating at 10 on a 0-10 pain scale
Respiratory rate 24 breaths per minute
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Within the nurse-patient relationship, who is responsible for maintaining professional boundaries?
The patient
The nurse
The Privacy Officer
The hospital
20
What is the impact of hospitals having more BSN than ADN prepared nurses?
Increased pay for nurses
Increased cost to patients
Increased morbidity
Improved patient outcomes
21
The definition of culture includes traditions, values, and norms that are reinforced through social interactions.
False
True
22
Who was the first superintendent of female nurses in the US civil war?
Mary Seacole
Dorothea Dix
Clara Barton
Lillian Wald
23
What model discusses nurses transition from inexpert beginners to expert practitioners?
Paul-Elder Critical Thinking Model
The Nursing Process Model
Benner's Novice to Expert Model
Nightingale's Model
24
What type of nurse would adhere to a policy as described in the procedure manual in all circumstances?
Novice
Proficient
Expert
Competent
25
What is the basis for most medical errors?
Knowledge deficit of nurses
Non-compliant patients
Incivility
Breakdown in communiation
26
Who founded the first training school for nurses?
Louisa May Alcott
Florence Nightingale
Mary E Mahoney
Mary Breckenridge
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What process include identification of the problem, design and implementation of a study, and reporting results?
Medical decision making model
Research Process
Theory Process
Nursing Process
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How many mL per day of ibuprofen should be given if 150 mg is ordered TID? See the label below.
15 mL
30 mL
22.5 mL
25 mL
