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NURSING FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS EXAM
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
2027-27 LATEST VERSION
QUESTION
This is carried out during client interaction to promote resolution of health problems, manage
risk factors, and promote function.
Answer:
Ongoing planning
QUESTION
This begins when the patient is admitted for treatment and is carried out to promote transition in
the community or independence with or without support from community resources.
Answer:
Discharge planning
QUESTION
These interventions are autonomous actions and evidenced-based nursing practices that the
nurse implements to benefit the client in a predictable way.
Answer:
Nurse initiated interventions
QUESTION
These interventions are performed away from the client, but benefit the client.
Answer:
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Indirect Interventions
QUESTION
These interventions refer to actions by the nurse that are performed with interaction with the
client.
Answer:
Direct interventions
QUESTION
These types of interventions do not require a prescription from a healthcare provider.
Answer:
Nurse initiated
QUESTION
When prioritizing nursing interventions, before carrying out any action the nurse should
the client on whether the intervention is still needed.
Before carrying out any action, the nurse should assess the patient. This is needed if the client
has recently given intervention.
Answer:
Reassess
QUESTION
Evaluation points are needed to modify the plan of care, therefore, before making changes to the
care plan, the nurse must determine
Answer:
why it did not work
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QUESTION
1. In the four steps of liability, what is failure to meet the standards of care or not checking the
DNR status ( starting compressions on a DNR)?
2. is what a reasonably prudent nurse would do in the same situation and is guided
by the nursing standards of care
Answer:
1. Breach of duty
2. Duty
QUESTION
When planning care, the first step in evaluation does what?
Answer:
Measures how well the client achieved any of the outcomes or is any were achieved at all.
QUESTION
Why is patient teaching important?
Answer:
In order for teaching to be successful, the nurse needs to first assess the level of knowledge a
client has regarding their situation before intervening. Assessment gives idea of the client's
background knowledge which will guide the nurse on what information to provide the client.
QUESTION
The goal of research is to ....
Answer:
Improve the care of the people in the clinical setting
QUESTION
In evidence based practice (EBP), the first step is to
NURSING FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS EXAM
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS
2027-27 LATEST VERSION
QUESTION
This is carried out during client interaction to promote resolution of health problems, manage
risk factors, and promote function.
Answer:
Ongoing planning
QUESTION
This begins when the patient is admitted for treatment and is carried out to promote transition in
the community or independence with or without support from community resources.
Answer:
Discharge planning
QUESTION
These interventions are autonomous actions and evidenced-based nursing practices that the
nurse implements to benefit the client in a predictable way.
Answer:
Nurse initiated interventions
QUESTION
These interventions are performed away from the client, but benefit the client.
Answer:
,2
Indirect Interventions
QUESTION
These interventions refer to actions by the nurse that are performed with interaction with the
client.
Answer:
Direct interventions
QUESTION
These types of interventions do not require a prescription from a healthcare provider.
Answer:
Nurse initiated
QUESTION
When prioritizing nursing interventions, before carrying out any action the nurse should
the client on whether the intervention is still needed.
Before carrying out any action, the nurse should assess the patient. This is needed if the client
has recently given intervention.
Answer:
Reassess
QUESTION
Evaluation points are needed to modify the plan of care, therefore, before making changes to the
care plan, the nurse must determine
Answer:
why it did not work
, 3
QUESTION
1. In the four steps of liability, what is failure to meet the standards of care or not checking the
DNR status ( starting compressions on a DNR)?
2. is what a reasonably prudent nurse would do in the same situation and is guided
by the nursing standards of care
Answer:
1. Breach of duty
2. Duty
QUESTION
When planning care, the first step in evaluation does what?
Answer:
Measures how well the client achieved any of the outcomes or is any were achieved at all.
QUESTION
Why is patient teaching important?
Answer:
In order for teaching to be successful, the nurse needs to first assess the level of knowledge a
client has regarding their situation before intervening. Assessment gives idea of the client's
background knowledge which will guide the nurse on what information to provide the client.
QUESTION
The goal of research is to ....
Answer:
Improve the care of the people in the clinical setting
QUESTION
In evidence based practice (EBP), the first step is to
