Nurs 2000 Test-questions Solved 100% Correct
How did nursing begin?
Began as informal caregiving
Who was the founder of modern nursing?
Florence Nightingale
What did Florence Nightingale do?
Emphasized sanitation, education, and statistics
How did the civil war impact nursing
expanded nursing roles in the United States
Aspects of modern nursing
evidence-based, patient-centered profession
Nursing
protection, promotion, and optimization of health
Focuses on human responses to health problems
regulated to protect public safety
State board of nursing
licensure, discipline, enforces Nurse Practice Act
Nurse Practice ACT (NPA)
defines scope of practice, legal responsibilities
,Professional organizations (ANA, NLN)
set standards and ethics, do NOT issue licenses
CNA
Certificate, basic care
LPN/LVN
diploma/certificate, basic nursing care under RN
RN (ADN)
2-year degree, entry-level nursing
RN (BSN)
4-year degree, leadership research, community
APRN (NP, CNS, CRNA, CNM)
Master's/doctorate, advanced practice
NCLEX-PN
LPN
NCLEX-RN
ADN & BSN
Nursing role of caregiver
direct patient care
, Nursing role of advocate
protect patient rights
Nursing role of educator
teach patients/ families
Nursing role of communicator
coordinate care
Nursing role of manager/leader
prioritize and delegate
Nursing role of professional
ethical, accountable practice
expected competencies of a nurse
critical thinking and clinical judgement
communication skills
cultural competency
ethical and legal practice
evidence-based care
Nursing Process (ADPIE)
1. Assessment- collect data
2. diagnosis- identify problems
3. planning- set goals
How did nursing begin?
Began as informal caregiving
Who was the founder of modern nursing?
Florence Nightingale
What did Florence Nightingale do?
Emphasized sanitation, education, and statistics
How did the civil war impact nursing
expanded nursing roles in the United States
Aspects of modern nursing
evidence-based, patient-centered profession
Nursing
protection, promotion, and optimization of health
Focuses on human responses to health problems
regulated to protect public safety
State board of nursing
licensure, discipline, enforces Nurse Practice Act
Nurse Practice ACT (NPA)
defines scope of practice, legal responsibilities
,Professional organizations (ANA, NLN)
set standards and ethics, do NOT issue licenses
CNA
Certificate, basic care
LPN/LVN
diploma/certificate, basic nursing care under RN
RN (ADN)
2-year degree, entry-level nursing
RN (BSN)
4-year degree, leadership research, community
APRN (NP, CNS, CRNA, CNM)
Master's/doctorate, advanced practice
NCLEX-PN
LPN
NCLEX-RN
ADN & BSN
Nursing role of caregiver
direct patient care
, Nursing role of advocate
protect patient rights
Nursing role of educator
teach patients/ families
Nursing role of communicator
coordinate care
Nursing role of manager/leader
prioritize and delegate
Nursing role of professional
ethical, accountable practice
expected competencies of a nurse
critical thinking and clinical judgement
communication skills
cultural competency
ethical and legal practice
evidence-based care
Nursing Process (ADPIE)
1. Assessment- collect data
2. diagnosis- identify problems
3. planning- set goals