FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING (CA) EXAMS
WITH CORRECT -ANSWER-S
1. Battery - -ANSWER-Kyra Dominique is a nurse researcher assigned in a tertiary hospital. She is
assigned to collect data about the incidence of infection among admitted patients.
Kyra Dominique's job includes collecting secretions from the surgical site of one of the patients.
If the patient refuses and she still continue to do it she could be liable for:
1. Battery
2. Assault
3. Slander
4. Invasion of privacy-ANSWER-1. Plaintiff - -ANSWER-Melissa, an RN and 2 other nurses were
summoned to appear before the board of nursing due to an administrative case fired against
them for alleged negligence which caused the death of a certain Mr. Bernas, who was admitted
due to COPD.Ms. Antonia Berna, the daughter of Mr. Bernas was the one who filed the case
against the nurses, which term refers to her in this case?
1. Plaintiff
2. Defendant
3. Respondent
4. Jury-ANSWER-2. Human Caring Theory - -ANSWER-Paradigm refers to a pattern of shared
understandings and assumptions about reality and the world.Julius came in and became
interested with their discussion. Carina then gave Julius her question. Which of the following
theory has received worldwide recognition and is a major force in redefining nursing as a caring-
healing health model?
1. Human Becoming Theory
2. Human Caring Theory
3. Adaptation Model
,4. Cultural Care Diversity and Universality Theory-ANSWER-3. Rosemarie Rizzo Parse - -ANSWER-
Professor Santos continued questioning his students about the different nursing theorists. Who
among the following theorists focuses on the individual's ability to transcend in his current state
of health?
1. Betty Neuman
2. Sister Callista Roy
3. Rosemarie Rizzo Parse
4. Lydia Hall-ANSWER-A 30-year-old man with kidney disease - -ANSWER-A nurse is preparing to
administer medications. Which patient would the nurse consider to have the greatest
predisposition to an adverse reaction?
A. A 9-year-old boy with an ear infection
B. A 75-year-old woman with cystitis
C. A 50-year-old man with an upper respiratory tract infection
D. A 30-year-old man with kidney disease-ANSWER-A. "I should call if I experience unusual
sweating, weight gain, or chills and fever." - -ANSWER-Assessing a patient's knowledge of his or
her thyroid replacement therapy would show good understanding if the patient stated:
A. "I should call if I experience unusual sweating, weight gain, or chills and fever."
B. "My wife may use some of my drug, since she wants to lose weight."
C. "I should only need this drug for about 3 months."
D. "I can stop taking this drug as soon as I feel like my old self."-ANSWER-A. "To have a happy
retirement you should prepare before that day comes and be able to enjoy each day." - -
ANSWER-During the community health nursing duty, a student nurse is doing an interview with
a near retiring couple. While doing the interview, the student finds out that couple is concerned
of their retirement.The couple ask the student nurse how can they be able to have a happy
retirement? The student nurse wis correct if she -ANSWER-ed:
, A. "To have a happy retirement you should prepare before that day comes and be able to enjoy
each day."
B. "To have happy retirement you should have a big savings to finance your future expenses."
C. "To have a happy retirement you should travel the world before losing the opportunity."
D. "To have a happy retirement you must have a big separation pay from the company you are
working with"-ANSWER-A. 2 hours - -ANSWER-Safety is the nurse's priority in every client, in
ensuring this nurse Trish who is caring for a patient with a clip-type pulse oximeter should
inspect or change the location of the sensor every:
A. 2 hours
B. 4 hours
C. 6 hours
D. 8 hours-ANSWER-A. All of the above - -ANSWER-In applying the Science of Unitary Human
Being Theory what ways the nurse can alter the way care is provided to promote improvement
of symptoms?
A. All of the above
B. Limiting the number of visitors
C. Limit interruptions
D. Calming the environment-ANSWER-A. All of the above - -ANSWER-Which of the following
statement/s about the application of Transformative Leadership Theory is/are correct?
A. All of the above
B. Enhancing competence in every skill, compassion to every service and empowerment to the
nursing profession.
C. Committed to bring out the best to every member of the team.
D. Leader with values and committed to sustain compassionate nursing care regardless of the
different global challenges in today's new generations.-ANSWER-A. Assess if the child is still
breathing and has no airway obstruction - -ANSWER-Joyce, your neighbour, suddenly called you
WITH CORRECT -ANSWER-S
1. Battery - -ANSWER-Kyra Dominique is a nurse researcher assigned in a tertiary hospital. She is
assigned to collect data about the incidence of infection among admitted patients.
Kyra Dominique's job includes collecting secretions from the surgical site of one of the patients.
If the patient refuses and she still continue to do it she could be liable for:
1. Battery
2. Assault
3. Slander
4. Invasion of privacy-ANSWER-1. Plaintiff - -ANSWER-Melissa, an RN and 2 other nurses were
summoned to appear before the board of nursing due to an administrative case fired against
them for alleged negligence which caused the death of a certain Mr. Bernas, who was admitted
due to COPD.Ms. Antonia Berna, the daughter of Mr. Bernas was the one who filed the case
against the nurses, which term refers to her in this case?
1. Plaintiff
2. Defendant
3. Respondent
4. Jury-ANSWER-2. Human Caring Theory - -ANSWER-Paradigm refers to a pattern of shared
understandings and assumptions about reality and the world.Julius came in and became
interested with their discussion. Carina then gave Julius her question. Which of the following
theory has received worldwide recognition and is a major force in redefining nursing as a caring-
healing health model?
1. Human Becoming Theory
2. Human Caring Theory
3. Adaptation Model
,4. Cultural Care Diversity and Universality Theory-ANSWER-3. Rosemarie Rizzo Parse - -ANSWER-
Professor Santos continued questioning his students about the different nursing theorists. Who
among the following theorists focuses on the individual's ability to transcend in his current state
of health?
1. Betty Neuman
2. Sister Callista Roy
3. Rosemarie Rizzo Parse
4. Lydia Hall-ANSWER-A 30-year-old man with kidney disease - -ANSWER-A nurse is preparing to
administer medications. Which patient would the nurse consider to have the greatest
predisposition to an adverse reaction?
A. A 9-year-old boy with an ear infection
B. A 75-year-old woman with cystitis
C. A 50-year-old man with an upper respiratory tract infection
D. A 30-year-old man with kidney disease-ANSWER-A. "I should call if I experience unusual
sweating, weight gain, or chills and fever." - -ANSWER-Assessing a patient's knowledge of his or
her thyroid replacement therapy would show good understanding if the patient stated:
A. "I should call if I experience unusual sweating, weight gain, or chills and fever."
B. "My wife may use some of my drug, since she wants to lose weight."
C. "I should only need this drug for about 3 months."
D. "I can stop taking this drug as soon as I feel like my old self."-ANSWER-A. "To have a happy
retirement you should prepare before that day comes and be able to enjoy each day." - -
ANSWER-During the community health nursing duty, a student nurse is doing an interview with
a near retiring couple. While doing the interview, the student finds out that couple is concerned
of their retirement.The couple ask the student nurse how can they be able to have a happy
retirement? The student nurse wis correct if she -ANSWER-ed:
, A. "To have a happy retirement you should prepare before that day comes and be able to enjoy
each day."
B. "To have happy retirement you should have a big savings to finance your future expenses."
C. "To have a happy retirement you should travel the world before losing the opportunity."
D. "To have a happy retirement you must have a big separation pay from the company you are
working with"-ANSWER-A. 2 hours - -ANSWER-Safety is the nurse's priority in every client, in
ensuring this nurse Trish who is caring for a patient with a clip-type pulse oximeter should
inspect or change the location of the sensor every:
A. 2 hours
B. 4 hours
C. 6 hours
D. 8 hours-ANSWER-A. All of the above - -ANSWER-In applying the Science of Unitary Human
Being Theory what ways the nurse can alter the way care is provided to promote improvement
of symptoms?
A. All of the above
B. Limiting the number of visitors
C. Limit interruptions
D. Calming the environment-ANSWER-A. All of the above - -ANSWER-Which of the following
statement/s about the application of Transformative Leadership Theory is/are correct?
A. All of the above
B. Enhancing competence in every skill, compassion to every service and empowerment to the
nursing profession.
C. Committed to bring out the best to every member of the team.
D. Leader with values and committed to sustain compassionate nursing care regardless of the
different global challenges in today's new generations.-ANSWER-A. Assess if the child is still
breathing and has no airway obstruction - -ANSWER-Joyce, your neighbour, suddenly called you
