Nur Nursing Exam Test Questions And Answers
(Verified Answers)
1. Novice, Advanced beginner, Competent, Proficient, Expert: Benners Model
2. New grads in their first nursing job, they have the knowledge and the know
how to, but not the in-depth experience: Advanced beginner (Stage two)
3. Can see situations as wholes rather than parts, learns from experience what
events are likely to occur, and are able to modify plans in response to different
events.: Proficient (Stage Four)
4. The nurses lack the speed and flexibility of the proficient nurse, but do have
some mastery skills and can rely on planning and organizational skills.: Competent
(Stage Three)
5. Nurses that are able to recognize demands and predict what will happen in
most if not all situations before they happen. Gained from having many years
of experience in the nursing field.: Expert (Stage Five)
6. The nursing student in the first year of clinical
Education.: Novice (Stage one)
7. Define S W I P E: State your name, Wash hands, Identify PT (2 Identifiers), Provide Privacy, Explain what you
are doing
8. Define B R N C O W: Bed
Rails Safe position/Needs
Call light within reach
Open door
Wash hands
9. Is used to make clinical judgements. Based on research to develop or update
policies and procedures in medical facilities: Evidence Based Practice
10. Assessment Tool - An overall assessment tool of older adults: SPICES
11. What is the definition of S In (S)PICES: Sleep Disorders
12. What is the definition of P in S(P)ICES: Problems with eating or feeding
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, 13. What is the definition of I in SP(I)CES: Incontinence
14. What is the definition of C in SPI(C)ES: Confusion
15. What is the definition of E in SPIC(E)S: Evidence of falls
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(Verified Answers)
1. Novice, Advanced beginner, Competent, Proficient, Expert: Benners Model
2. New grads in their first nursing job, they have the knowledge and the know
how to, but not the in-depth experience: Advanced beginner (Stage two)
3. Can see situations as wholes rather than parts, learns from experience what
events are likely to occur, and are able to modify plans in response to different
events.: Proficient (Stage Four)
4. The nurses lack the speed and flexibility of the proficient nurse, but do have
some mastery skills and can rely on planning and organizational skills.: Competent
(Stage Three)
5. Nurses that are able to recognize demands and predict what will happen in
most if not all situations before they happen. Gained from having many years
of experience in the nursing field.: Expert (Stage Five)
6. The nursing student in the first year of clinical
Education.: Novice (Stage one)
7. Define S W I P E: State your name, Wash hands, Identify PT (2 Identifiers), Provide Privacy, Explain what you
are doing
8. Define B R N C O W: Bed
Rails Safe position/Needs
Call light within reach
Open door
Wash hands
9. Is used to make clinical judgements. Based on research to develop or update
policies and procedures in medical facilities: Evidence Based Practice
10. Assessment Tool - An overall assessment tool of older adults: SPICES
11. What is the definition of S In (S)PICES: Sleep Disorders
12. What is the definition of P in S(P)ICES: Problems with eating or feeding
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, 13. What is the definition of I in SP(I)CES: Incontinence
14. What is the definition of C in SPI(C)ES: Confusion
15. What is the definition of E in SPIC(E)S: Evidence of falls
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