According to Henderson, what is essential for a person’s survival?

Independence in performing activities of living

What aspect does Peplau's theory mainly lack emphasis on?

Health promotion and maintenance

What is a strength of Henderson's theory?

It emphasizes the complexity of nursing.

What role does magnesium (Mg2+) play in the body?

Involved in over 300 biochemical reactions

According to ancient philosophies, health is perceived as:

A balance between a person and the environment

Which of the following describes the therapeutic effect of a medication?

The desired effect intended for that medication

How do nursing theories distinguish nursing from other health care disciplines?

By clarifying the roles and contributions of nursing

What is a common dietary recommendation to promote healthy bowel elimination?

Consume at least 25 grams of fiber per day

What does the term "nomenclature" in drug classification imply?

The various names used to identify a drug

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1
According to Henderson, what is essential for a person’s survival?
Isolation from family and community
Independence in performing activities of living
Dependence on healthcare providers
Only psychological needs
2
The role of the nurse in Henderson’s theory is to maintain patient dependence.
True
False
3
Peplau's theory primarily focuses on the roles of the nurse in therapeutic interactions.
True
False
4
Plato believed that a healthy mind and body were unrelated.
True
False
5
How many basic needs does Virginia Henderson identify?
10
14
21
5
6
Who defined health as “harmonious functioning of the organs” in the 5th century BC?
Pindar
Pandhar
Pandar
Pindhaar
7
Pharmacists have the authority to prescribe medications to patients.
False
True
8
Which of the following is NOT a classification based on chemical nature?
Synthetic drugs
Both red and blue
Organic drugs
Inorganic drugs
9
Health is defined as merely the absence of disease according to modern definitions.
False
True
10
What is the primary function of ventilation in the body?
Regulate temperature
Circulate blood
Exchange gases
Digest food
11
Hypoxia can be life-threatening if not addressed.
False
True
12
Spiritual wellbeing involves self-awareness and positive emotions.
True
False
13
What aspect does Peplau's theory mainly lack emphasis on?
Nurse-client relationships
Health promotion and maintenance
Nursing education
Patient independence
14
Electrolyte imbalances can only occur due to dehydration.
False
True
15
What does 'wellbeing' refer to?
A neutral state of health
Economic stability
A positive state of health
The absence of illness
16
Nursing theories help nurses to:
Manage hospital finances
Prescribe medications
Identify who needs care
Learn medical procedures
17
Which diagnostic test is used to detect colorectal cancer?
Colonoscopy
Blood test
XRAY
MRI
18
The concept of health in ancient medicine included a balance between the body and soul.
False
True
19
What is the normal range of respiratory rates for adults?
12-18 breaths per minute
30-35 breaths per minute
20-25 breaths per minute
8-12 breaths per minute
20
What is a strength of Henderson's theory?
It has measurable concepts for research.
It is simplistic in nature.
It emphasizes the complexity of nursing.
It focuses on disease management exclusively.
21
What role does magnesium (Mg2+) play in the body?
Bone health only
Regulating blood sugar
Involved in over 300 biochemical reactions
Fluid balance only
22
Which of the following is NOT a component of the nursing metaparadigm?
Health
Environment
Person
Technology
23
Which sign is a late indication of hypoxemia?
Cyanosis
Restlessness
Confusion
Anxiety
24
According to ancient philosophies, health is perceived as:
A lack of illness
Financial stability
A balance between a person and the environment
Strict adherence to medical treatments
25
Adverse effects are generally mild and easily managed.
False
True
26
Which of the following is an example of an inorganic drug?
Insulin
Atropine
Morphine
Ferrous sulfate
27
Peplau's theory is adaptable and generalizable to various nurse-patient interactions
True
False
28
Which of the following describes the therapeutic effect of a medication?
The severe, potentially fatal side effects
The unintended effects of the drug
The chemical structure of the drug
The desired effect intended for that medication
29
Faye Abdellah’s 21 Nursing Problems Theory is primarily concerned with:
Interpersonal relationships only
Health promotion strategies
Classifying nursing problems
Environmental factors
30
Cyanosis is a sign of adequate oxygenation.
True
False
31
How do nursing theories distinguish nursing from other health care disciplines?
By defining nursing tasks
By limiting the scope of practice
By clarifying the roles and contributions of nursing
By emphasizing medical interventions
32
Peplau’s theory includes a strong emphasis on the emotional and psychological needs of
False
True
33
Henderson identified that individuals have fourteen basic needs to promote health.
False
True
34
Which body fluid compartment contains the majority of total body water?
Extracellular
Interstitial
Plasma
Intracellular
35
Nursing theories only focus on the physical health of patients.
False
True
36
According to the WHO, health requires social resources for maintenance
False
True
37
Nursing theories provide a systematic approach for developing nursing practices.
True
False
38
Huber et al. (2011) emphasize that health includes the ability to:
Maintain a healthy diet
Avoid all illness
Have a strong social network
Adapt and self-manage
39
The presence of positive emotions is a component of wellbeing.
False
True
40
Which name is given to a drug when a new chemical entity is developed?
Non-proprietary name
Chemical name
Brand name
Proprietary name
41
What is a common dietary recommendation to promote healthy bowel elimination?
Increase sugar intake
Reduce water intake
Consume at least 25 grams of fiber per day
Avoid fruits and vegetables
42
Colonoscopy is a non-invasive procedure.
True
False
43
Physical activity has no effect on bowel regularity.
False
True
44
What does the term "nomenclature" in drug classification imply?
The cost of drugs
The availability of drugs
The various names used to identify a drug
The marketing strategies for drugs
45
Henderson’s theory promotes the idea of patient independence post-hospitalization.
True
False
46
The Bristol Stool Scale includes seven types of stool.
True
False
47
The nursing component of the metaparadigm includes both technical and soft skills.
True
False
48
Adequate hydration can help prevent kidney stones.
False
True
49
Which theorist is known as the patron of the nursing profession?
Florence Nightingale
Jean Watson
Virginia Henderson
Hildegard Peplau
50
Faye Abdellah's work emphasized the importance of research in nursing practice.
False
True
51
Side effects are always severe and can lead to fatal outcomes.
False
True
52
The "Health" component of the metaparadigm includes mental and social aspects.
True
False
53
The proprietary name of a drug is given by the pharmaceutical firm that sells the drug.
True
False
54
What type of needs does Faye Abdellah classify nursing problems into?
Physical, sociological, and emotional
Physical only
Emotional only
Spiritual only
55
Wellbeing is only concerned with physical health.
True
False
56
Henderson’s Nursing Need Theory simplifies nursing to only physical needs.
True
False
57
The WHO's definition of health includes:
Complete physical, mental, and social well-being
Financial and social security
Absence of disease
Good relationships with family
58
Nursing theories are irrelevant to interdisciplinary collaboration.
True
False
59
Florence Nightingale believed that a poor environment could lead to poor health.
True
False
60
What type of drugs are glycosides?
Synthetic drugs
Mineral drugs
Inorganic drugs
Organic drugs
61
Dimensions of health include physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual aspects.
True
False
62
According to the Ottawa Charter, health is seen as:
An individual goal
A strict medical condition
A financial asset
A resource for everyday life
63
Deep breathing exercises can help manage stress and improve bowel health.
False
True
64
What factors contribute to the meaning of wellbeing
Only physical health
Only social interactions
Financial success
A complex combination of physical, mental, emotional, and social factors
65
According to Abdellah, developing a therapeutic relationship is not a part of identifying
True
False
66
According to nursing theories, what does the "Person" component focus on?
The patient's needs and well-being
The hospital's resources
The healthcare system
The nurse's qualifications
67
Who is responsible for preparing and dispensing medications?
Health care providers
Physicians
Pharmacists
Nurses
68
Which dimension of health focuses on engaging in creative activities?
Emotional
Physical
Mental
Spiritual
69
What do nursing theories primarily provide to nurses?
Legal guidelines
Frameworks for nursing care
Patient care protocols
Financial management tools
70
Medication management requires collaboration among various health care providers.
False
True
71
Which component of the nursing metaparadigm considers a patient's surroundings?
Nursing
Environment
Health
Person
72
Which electrolyte is primarily responsible for regulating blood pressure?
Calcium (Ca2+)
Potassium (K+)
Chloride (Cl-)
Sodium (Na+)
73
Nightingale's theory emphasizes the importance of which aspect in nursing care?
Technological advancements
Medication administration
Patient education
The physical environment
74
Which dimension of wellbeing emphasizes healthy eating and exercise?
Spiritual Wellbeing
Physical Wellbeing
Emotional Wellbeing
Social Wellbeing
75
Wellbeing is defined as the absence of disease or illness.
False
True
76
In Virginia Henderson’s Nursing Need Theory, which role is NOT one of the nurse's roles?
Supplementary
Authoritative
Complimentary
Substitutive
77
The modern medical model considers which of the following factors?
Physiological, psychological, and social
Only physiological
Economic and environmental
Cultural and spiritual
78
According to nursing theories, health is defined solely by the absence of disease.
True
False
79
Nursing theories do not assist in determining best practices for patient care.
True
False
80
Nursing theories guide nurses to explain and anticipate:
Hospital policies
Medication side effects
Patient responses
Surgical outcomes
81
What is the primary responsibility of nurses regarding medications?
Researching new drugs
Dispensing medications
Prescribing medications
Administering medications
82
Abdellah's nursing problems include both physical and emotional needs of patients.
True
False
83
What is a primary strength of Peplau's theory?
It emphasizes health promotion.
It focuses solely on medical interventions.
It eliminates the need for patient independence.
It provides simplicity in understanding nurse-patient interactions.
84
What is the goal of nursing according to Nightingale's theory?
To cure diseases
To perform surgeries
To provide patient education
To control the environment for healing
85
A non-proprietary name is another term for a generic name.
True
False
86
Happiness and life satisfaction are strongly linked to wellbeing.
False
True
87
Laxatives should be used as a long-term solution for constipation.
True
False
88
Nightingale’s theory includes a focus on psychological and social environments.
False
True
89
The chemical name of a drug is not useful for chemists in understanding its molecular
True
False
90
What is an adverse effect?
A beneficial response to medication
A normal response to medication
An unintended effect that is usually mild
A severe side effect that can be fatal
91
All drugs have the same therapeutic effect regardless of their classification.
True
False
92
Which of the following is NOT one of Abdellah's 10 steps to identify a patient's problem?
Learn to know the patient
Ignore the patient’s emotional state
Sort out relevant and significant data
Discuss and develop a comprehensive nursing care plan
93
Physical wellbeing can be improved through unhealthy eating habits.
True
False
94
Inorganic drugs include metals and their salts.
True
False
95
Organic drugs include alkaloids and proteins.
False
True
96
Which of the following is a limitation of Peplau’s theory?
It provides a clear framework for operational definitions.
It cannot be applied to patients without a felt need.
It addresses health promotion extensively.
It is adaptable to various nurse-patient interactions.
97
What does the Bristol Stool Scale assess?
Pain associated with bowel movements
Consistency of stool
Frequency of bowel movements
Overall health status
98
The interstitial fluid compartment is the fluid between cells and blood vessels.
True
False
99
The nursing metaparadigm helps in delivering holistic care.
True
False
100
What is the primary difference between an approved name and an official name?
An approved name is given after introduction
There is no difference between them.
An approved name is given by pharmaceutical firms; an official name is not.
An approved name is always generic; an official name is not.

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