Fundamentals of Nursing-Test 1 Solved Correctly Latest Update 2027, Graded A+

Fundamentals of Nursing-Test 1 Solved Correctly Latest Update
2027, Graded A+

Question 1.
Nursing is recognized increasingly as a profession based on __________.

Correct Answer: * Well-defined body of specific and unique knowledge.
* Strong Service Orientation.
* Recognized authority by a professional group.
* Code of Ethics.
* Professional organization that sets standards.
* Ongoing research.
* Autonomy and self-regulation.


Question 2.
Activities to restore health focus on _______.

Correct Answer: The individuals with illness and range from early detection of a
disease to rehabilitation and teaching during recovery. Examples.) Drug
rehabilitation, teaching patients how to administer their medication, and range
of motion exercise for patients.


Question 3.
Purpose of the ANAs Nusrsing Social Policy Statement?

Correct Answer: It describes:
*The social context of nursing.
*The definition of nursing.
*The knowledge base for nursing practice.
*The scope of nursing practice.
*The regulation.
*Standards of professional nursing practice.


Question 4.
Nursing Process

Correct Answer: *Assessing.
*Diagnosing.
*Planning.
*Implementing.
*Evaluating.

,Question 5.
Reciprocity

Correct Answer: Allows a nurse to apply for and be endorsed as a registered
nurse by another state.


Question 6.
Nurse Practice Acts

Correct Answer: Laws established in each state in the U.S. to regulate the
practice of nursing.


Question 7.
Standards of Nursing Practice

Correct Answer: Defines activities that are specific and unique to nursing.
Established by the ANA in Washington. (Capitol Hill)


Question 8.
What are the 3 professional nursing organizations?

Correct Answer: 1.) ANA 2.) NLN 3.) NSNA


Question 9.
__________ allow nurses to carry out professional roles, serving as protection for the nurse,
the patient, and institution where health care is provided.

Correct Answer: Standards


Question 10.
Licensure

Correct Answer: The legal authority to practice as a nursing professional.


Question 11.
How do nurses gain knowledge, skills, and critical thinking?

Correct Answer: * Cognitive Skills
* Technical Skills
* Interpersonal Skills
* Ethical/Legal Skills

,Question 12.
Health

Correct Answer: A state of optimal functioning or well-being


Question 13.
What are the Aims of Nursing?

Correct Answer: * To promote health
* To prevent illness
* To restore health
* To facilitate coping with disability or death


Question 14.
Nursing is more than a definition. Nursing is ______, ______, and ______.

Correct Answer: * A profession.
* An art.
* Science.


Question 15.
What is Nursing? (ANA Definition)

Correct Answer: Protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities,
prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through diagnosis and
treatment of human response and advocacy in the care of individuals, families,
communities, and populations.


Question 16.
Ligaments

Correct Answer: Tough, fibrous bands of connective tissue that binds joints
together and connects bones and cartilage.


Question 17.
Tendons

Correct Answer: Strong, flexible, inelastic fibrous bands and flattened sheets of
connective tissue that attach muscle to bone.


Question 18.
Cartilage

Correct Answer: is hard, non-vascular connective tissue found in the joints as
wells as in the nose, ear, thorax, trachea, and larynx.

, Question 19.
Neurons

Correct Answer: Nerve cells that conduct impulses from on part of the body to
another.


Question 20.
Patient Care Ergonomics

Correct Answer: Is the practice of designing equipment and work tasks to
conform to the capability of the worker in relation to patient care.


Question 21.
Orthopedics

Correct Answer: Refers to the correction or prevention of disorders of body
structures used in locomotion.


Question 22.
Tonus

Correct Answer: Is the term used to describe the state of slight contraction. The
usual state of skeletal muscle. A patient who is on complete bed rest can can
develop Tonus.


Question 23.
Contractures

Correct Answer: Permanent contraction of a muscle. If bed rest is prolonged, a
patient can develop Contractures.


Question 24.
Negative Nitrogen Balance

Correct Answer: Disease characterized by a larger breakdown of protein than
that which is manufactured. Results in muscle wasting and decreased physical
energy for movement and work.


Question 25.
Exercise

Correct Answer: Active exertion of muscles involving the contraction and
relaxation of muscle groups.