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NUR 266 Final Exam
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NUR 266 Final Exam
What are Benner's stages of nursing proficiency?
1. Novice
2. Advanced Beginner
3. Competent
4. Proficient
5. Expert
can you jump between Benner's stages?
yes
American Nurses Association (ANA)
commitment of nurses to provide care that promotes well-being, prevention of illness
and injury, health promotion.
International council of nurses (ICN)
Promotion of health, care to individuals, families, communities, sick or well in all
settings.
Standards of professional nursing practices:
statements expected to perform competently (nursing process)
standards of professional nursing practice:
competent level of behavior in professional role
code of ethics:
ideals of right and wrong. principles you will use to provide care (understand right
from wrong)
what are the 6 roles and responsibilities of a nurse
1. autonomy & accountability 2. caregiver 3. advocate 4. educator 5. communicator
6. manager
what is the first thing to do as a nurse
access
The nurse spends time with a patient and family reviewing a dressing change
procedure for the patient's wound. The patient's spouse demonstrates how to
change the dressing. The nurse is acting in which professional role?
educator
Nursing is defined as a profession because nurses:
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practice autonomy
Who is Florance Nightingale?
Pioneer of Nursing or Founder of Nursing Practice: administered help to the poor
and ill. improved hygiene practices and lowered death rates in hospitals. started a
nursing school. committed to improving healthcare as a reform.
lillian ward
Hennery street settlement; public health
Nursing Practice Acts
Protect public health safety and wellfare. regulate scope of nursing practice
preventative care example
immunizations
Primary Care
health promotion
secondary care
acute care
tertiary care
most specific type of care
Magnet Recognition Program
Nursing sensitive outcomes directed related to nursing care, patient outcomes, and
nursing workforce.
5 components of magnet recognition progeam
1. Structural empowerment 2. Exemplary Professional Practice 3. Transformational
Leadership 4. New Knowledge, innovations, and improvements 5. empirical
outcomes
Working in a tertiary care setting which activity does the nurse perform while
providing tertiary care?
Performing endotracheal suctioning for a patient on a ventilator in the medical ICU?
Why is culture important to nursing?
someones cultures will change the way they view treatments and what they're
comfortable with doing and their plan of care. Not everyone thinks the same and
that's ok. The "normal" behavior for you is just based on how you were raised. Could
have unequal access to resources depending on where you live or whether or not
you can drive a car to commute. Ignorance is okay as long as you want to and are
trying to learn
NUR 266 Final Exam
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HIGH YIELD S QUESTIONS
NEWEST MODEL 2026 EXAM LATEST
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ANSWERS VERIFIED 100 %
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NUR 266 Final Exam
What are Benner's stages of nursing proficiency?
1. Novice
2. Advanced Beginner
3. Competent
4. Proficient
5. Expert
can you jump between Benner's stages?
yes
American Nurses Association (ANA)
commitment of nurses to provide care that promotes well-being, prevention of illness
and injury, health promotion.
International council of nurses (ICN)
Promotion of health, care to individuals, families, communities, sick or well in all
settings.
Standards of professional nursing practices:
statements expected to perform competently (nursing process)
standards of professional nursing practice:
competent level of behavior in professional role
code of ethics:
ideals of right and wrong. principles you will use to provide care (understand right
from wrong)
what are the 6 roles and responsibilities of a nurse
1. autonomy & accountability 2. caregiver 3. advocate 4. educator 5. communicator
6. manager
what is the first thing to do as a nurse
access
The nurse spends time with a patient and family reviewing a dressing change
procedure for the patient's wound. The patient's spouse demonstrates how to
change the dressing. The nurse is acting in which professional role?
educator
Nursing is defined as a profession because nurses:
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practice autonomy
Who is Florance Nightingale?
Pioneer of Nursing or Founder of Nursing Practice: administered help to the poor
and ill. improved hygiene practices and lowered death rates in hospitals. started a
nursing school. committed to improving healthcare as a reform.
lillian ward
Hennery street settlement; public health
Nursing Practice Acts
Protect public health safety and wellfare. regulate scope of nursing practice
preventative care example
immunizations
Primary Care
health promotion
secondary care
acute care
tertiary care
most specific type of care
Magnet Recognition Program
Nursing sensitive outcomes directed related to nursing care, patient outcomes, and
nursing workforce.
5 components of magnet recognition progeam
1. Structural empowerment 2. Exemplary Professional Practice 3. Transformational
Leadership 4. New Knowledge, innovations, and improvements 5. empirical
outcomes
Working in a tertiary care setting which activity does the nurse perform while
providing tertiary care?
Performing endotracheal suctioning for a patient on a ventilator in the medical ICU?
Why is culture important to nursing?
someones cultures will change the way they view treatments and what they're
comfortable with doing and their plan of care. Not everyone thinks the same and
that's ok. The "normal" behavior for you is just based on how you were raised. Could
have unequal access to resources depending on where you live or whether or not
you can drive a car to commute. Ignorance is okay as long as you want to and are
trying to learn
