NURS 124: FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
Affective Domain of Learning correct answer expressions of feelings and
acceptance of attitudes, opinions, and values
Ageism correct answer process of systematic stereotyping or discrimination
against people because they are old, just as racism and sexism accomplish with
skin colour and gender. Ageism allows the younger generations to see older
people as different than themselves; thus they subtly cease to identify with their
elders as human beings
Alzheimer's correct answer • Plaques: Beta Amyloid clumps • Tangles: Tau
railroad tracks • Cerebral cortex
• Global deterioration/slow • Personality disintegration • Loss of insight
• Early: functioning intact, awareness of condition • Middle: ADL assist, some
awareness, personality changes • Late: communicate * self-care • End of life care:
final mos.
Andragogy correct answer • Clients learn as they experience things, even when
making mistakes
• Clients are interested in learning things relevant to their jobs or personal lives
• Clients should be involved in planning and implementing their learning
• Clients are more interested in solving real-world problems as opposed to just
learning for the sake of learning
• Clients take responsibility for their own learning
• Clients learn when they are ready to learn
,Becca Levy's work: a self-fulfilling prophecy (older adults) correct answer poorer
recovery from cardiac illness & increased risk of hospitalization
hearing loss & memory impairment
shorter life expectancies
altered physical functioning and memory tests in laboratory settings
seeing own process of aging in a negative light?
Behaviorism correct answer Change client behavior in small chunks
Learning brings rewards/give rewards
Using already prepared materials/checklists
Nurse is in charge - client on auto-pilot
Beneficence correct answer Acting in a way intended to promote the best interest
of another person.
Bioethics correct answer Branch of philosophy of inquiry that involves health care
Breaching the Standard of Care correct answer Failing to:
(1) communicate in a timely fashion
(2) maintain proper records
(3) follow hospital policy
(4) intervene when there is a clear and obvious neglect or incompetence on the
part of another health professional
Canada Health Infoway correct answer A national mandate to generate consensus
on health information standards.
, Case Law correct answer Common law evolves as decisions do ... precedents
Case Management correct answer Clinicians as individuals or in teams care for
patients with specific conditions and associated care needs and are usually held
accountable for quality and cost management. Use care maps or critical pathways
which are multidisciplinary treatment plans with specific case types.
CASN (Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing) correct answer • Speaks for
Canadian nursing education and scholarship •Establishes and promotes national
standards of excellence for nursing education •Promotes the advancement of
nursing knowledge •Facilitates the integration of theory, research and practice •
Contributes to public policy •Provides a national forum for issues in nursing
education and research
The official accrediting (p. 105) agency for university nursing programs Guiding
principles and essential components of programs: knowledge,
research/methodologies/ritical inquiry/evidence, nursing practice,
communication and collaboration, professionalism, leadership Entry to Practice
Competencies, i.e. Informatics, Gerontological Care, Guidelines for Clinical
Placements and Simulation
CCRNR (Canadian Council of Registered Nurse Regulators) correct answer serves
as a national collaborative *for regulators of registered nurses for
interprovincial/territorial, national, and global regulatory matters. CCRNR
promotes the advancement of excellence in the regulation of registered nurses in
the public interest (CCRNR, 2022)
Supporting Canada's 12 registered nurse regulators' collaboration on approaches
in key regulatory areas such as registration, policy and practice, nursing education
program approval, professional conduct, and quality assurance/competence
(CCRNR, 2022)
ANSWERS
Affective Domain of Learning correct answer expressions of feelings and
acceptance of attitudes, opinions, and values
Ageism correct answer process of systematic stereotyping or discrimination
against people because they are old, just as racism and sexism accomplish with
skin colour and gender. Ageism allows the younger generations to see older
people as different than themselves; thus they subtly cease to identify with their
elders as human beings
Alzheimer's correct answer • Plaques: Beta Amyloid clumps • Tangles: Tau
railroad tracks • Cerebral cortex
• Global deterioration/slow • Personality disintegration • Loss of insight
• Early: functioning intact, awareness of condition • Middle: ADL assist, some
awareness, personality changes • Late: communicate * self-care • End of life care:
final mos.
Andragogy correct answer • Clients learn as they experience things, even when
making mistakes
• Clients are interested in learning things relevant to their jobs or personal lives
• Clients should be involved in planning and implementing their learning
• Clients are more interested in solving real-world problems as opposed to just
learning for the sake of learning
• Clients take responsibility for their own learning
• Clients learn when they are ready to learn
,Becca Levy's work: a self-fulfilling prophecy (older adults) correct answer poorer
recovery from cardiac illness & increased risk of hospitalization
hearing loss & memory impairment
shorter life expectancies
altered physical functioning and memory tests in laboratory settings
seeing own process of aging in a negative light?
Behaviorism correct answer Change client behavior in small chunks
Learning brings rewards/give rewards
Using already prepared materials/checklists
Nurse is in charge - client on auto-pilot
Beneficence correct answer Acting in a way intended to promote the best interest
of another person.
Bioethics correct answer Branch of philosophy of inquiry that involves health care
Breaching the Standard of Care correct answer Failing to:
(1) communicate in a timely fashion
(2) maintain proper records
(3) follow hospital policy
(4) intervene when there is a clear and obvious neglect or incompetence on the
part of another health professional
Canada Health Infoway correct answer A national mandate to generate consensus
on health information standards.
, Case Law correct answer Common law evolves as decisions do ... precedents
Case Management correct answer Clinicians as individuals or in teams care for
patients with specific conditions and associated care needs and are usually held
accountable for quality and cost management. Use care maps or critical pathways
which are multidisciplinary treatment plans with specific case types.
CASN (Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing) correct answer • Speaks for
Canadian nursing education and scholarship •Establishes and promotes national
standards of excellence for nursing education •Promotes the advancement of
nursing knowledge •Facilitates the integration of theory, research and practice •
Contributes to public policy •Provides a national forum for issues in nursing
education and research
The official accrediting (p. 105) agency for university nursing programs Guiding
principles and essential components of programs: knowledge,
research/methodologies/ritical inquiry/evidence, nursing practice,
communication and collaboration, professionalism, leadership Entry to Practice
Competencies, i.e. Informatics, Gerontological Care, Guidelines for Clinical
Placements and Simulation
CCRNR (Canadian Council of Registered Nurse Regulators) correct answer serves
as a national collaborative *for regulators of registered nurses for
interprovincial/territorial, national, and global regulatory matters. CCRNR
promotes the advancement of excellence in the regulation of registered nurses in
the public interest (CCRNR, 2022)
Supporting Canada's 12 registered nurse regulators' collaboration on approaches
in key regulatory areas such as registration, policy and practice, nursing education
program approval, professional conduct, and quality assurance/competence
(CCRNR, 2022)
