Bossier Parish Community College
PNUR 101 FINAL EXAM QUESTION
AND ANSWER LATEST 2026
UPDATE
What is the most recent addition to the components of nursing informatics practice?
Wisdom
Which of the following is a major limitation of health information exchanges in the
United States?
Health information often cannot cross state lines legally
Health information exchanges are not structured
Health information exchanges inherently will never be able to support unstructured
information
Health information exchanges are too often deployed over social media
Health information often cannot cross state lines legally
Which of the following is an example of protected health information?
The patient's weight
A partial picture of the patient's face
Communicable diseases
Hair color
Communicable diseases
Which of the following is an item that healthcare delivery systems were formed to
directly respond to?
Disparity in access to care
Rapidly sinking clinician salaries
Increasing environmental burden from paperwork
Unhealthy eating habits
Disparity in access to care
,Bossier Parish Community College
Which of the following is true about online discussion forums?
They allow for organized discussion of user-generated topics
They allow for organized discussion of expert-generated topics
By definition, they never include clinician input
The information contained within them is always federally protected
They allow for organized discussion of user-generated topics
A community health nurse plan to develop a health promotion program focusing on
primary prevention. Which of the following activities is an appropriate primary
prevention strategy?
A walking program for seniors living in a retirement community
A cardiovascular rehabilitation program for post myocardial infarction patients
A transportation program to increase access to acute care facilities
An educational program to promote breast mammograms
A walking program for seniors living in a retirement community
Chronic diseases, such as diabetes, cancer, and heart disease, account for the
majority of the deaths in the U.S. A chronic disease is which of the following?
A long-lasting disease that typically remains with an individual from onset to the end
of life and lasts longer than three months
A disease that can easily be self-managed
Considered both life threatening and terminal
Typically less costly for the individual than an acute illness
A long-lasting disease that typically remains with an individual from onset to the end of life
and lasts longer than three months
Health disparities can be defined as which of the following?
The differences in health status among racial-ethnic characteristics
The differences in the incidence, prevalence, mortality, and burden of disease that
exist among specific populations
The similarities between two or more ethnic-racial or age groups
The differences that exist among income and education
The differences in the incidence, prevalence, mortality, and burden of disease that exist
among specific populations
, Bossier Parish Community College
Pender's Health Promotion Model is based on which of the following factors?
Individual characteristics and experiences, such as prior related behavior and
personal factors
Family of origin
Genetics
Perceived fear of negative outcomes
Individual characteristics and experiences, such as prior related behavior and personal
factors
When addressing a client's smoking or tobacco use history, the nurse should do
which of the following?
Avoid the subject unless the clients specifically addresses the issue
Begin with an assessment to determine whether the client is ready to stop smoking
Consult with a primary care provider to initiate nicotine replacement therapy prior
to the initial client consultation
Use aggressive scare tactics
Begin with an assessment to determine whether the clients is ready to stop smoking
According to the Journal of Patient Safety, the third leading cause of death in the U.S.
is what?
Medical errors
A nursing license is issued by which of the following?
- U.S. Health and Human Services
- American Medical Association
- State Board of Nursing
- American Nurses Association
State Board of Nursing
At the beginning of the twentieth century, states established _____ to protect the
public's health by overseeing and ensuring the safe practice of nursing.
Boards of Nursing
PNUR 101 FINAL EXAM QUESTION
AND ANSWER LATEST 2026
UPDATE
What is the most recent addition to the components of nursing informatics practice?
Wisdom
Which of the following is a major limitation of health information exchanges in the
United States?
Health information often cannot cross state lines legally
Health information exchanges are not structured
Health information exchanges inherently will never be able to support unstructured
information
Health information exchanges are too often deployed over social media
Health information often cannot cross state lines legally
Which of the following is an example of protected health information?
The patient's weight
A partial picture of the patient's face
Communicable diseases
Hair color
Communicable diseases
Which of the following is an item that healthcare delivery systems were formed to
directly respond to?
Disparity in access to care
Rapidly sinking clinician salaries
Increasing environmental burden from paperwork
Unhealthy eating habits
Disparity in access to care
,Bossier Parish Community College
Which of the following is true about online discussion forums?
They allow for organized discussion of user-generated topics
They allow for organized discussion of expert-generated topics
By definition, they never include clinician input
The information contained within them is always federally protected
They allow for organized discussion of user-generated topics
A community health nurse plan to develop a health promotion program focusing on
primary prevention. Which of the following activities is an appropriate primary
prevention strategy?
A walking program for seniors living in a retirement community
A cardiovascular rehabilitation program for post myocardial infarction patients
A transportation program to increase access to acute care facilities
An educational program to promote breast mammograms
A walking program for seniors living in a retirement community
Chronic diseases, such as diabetes, cancer, and heart disease, account for the
majority of the deaths in the U.S. A chronic disease is which of the following?
A long-lasting disease that typically remains with an individual from onset to the end
of life and lasts longer than three months
A disease that can easily be self-managed
Considered both life threatening and terminal
Typically less costly for the individual than an acute illness
A long-lasting disease that typically remains with an individual from onset to the end of life
and lasts longer than three months
Health disparities can be defined as which of the following?
The differences in health status among racial-ethnic characteristics
The differences in the incidence, prevalence, mortality, and burden of disease that
exist among specific populations
The similarities between two or more ethnic-racial or age groups
The differences that exist among income and education
The differences in the incidence, prevalence, mortality, and burden of disease that exist
among specific populations
, Bossier Parish Community College
Pender's Health Promotion Model is based on which of the following factors?
Individual characteristics and experiences, such as prior related behavior and
personal factors
Family of origin
Genetics
Perceived fear of negative outcomes
Individual characteristics and experiences, such as prior related behavior and personal
factors
When addressing a client's smoking or tobacco use history, the nurse should do
which of the following?
Avoid the subject unless the clients specifically addresses the issue
Begin with an assessment to determine whether the client is ready to stop smoking
Consult with a primary care provider to initiate nicotine replacement therapy prior
to the initial client consultation
Use aggressive scare tactics
Begin with an assessment to determine whether the clients is ready to stop smoking
According to the Journal of Patient Safety, the third leading cause of death in the U.S.
is what?
Medical errors
A nursing license is issued by which of the following?
- U.S. Health and Human Services
- American Medical Association
- State Board of Nursing
- American Nurses Association
State Board of Nursing
At the beginning of the twentieth century, states established _____ to protect the
public's health by overseeing and ensuring the safe practice of nursing.
Boards of Nursing
