NACE 1 PN-RN Questions & Answers Solved 100%

1. The World Health organizations definition of health is? A. The absence of all disease B. A complete, holistic state of wellbeing C. The absence of disease and risk factors D. Engaging in healthy Lifestyles and health promotion. - Answer B 2. You are caring for a middle-age client who has cancer and is no longer able to work outside of the home. Although the client is doing relatively well in terms of his physical, psychological, and social condition, he is no longer able to work. What fact about this client is accurate? A.This client is not considered healthy, according to a functional model of wellness, because the client is unable to be employed any longer. B.This client is considered healthy, according to the health illness continuum, Because a client expresses physical, psychological and social well-being. C.This client is considered healthy, according to a functional model of wellness, because the client expresses physical, psychological and social well-being. D.This client is not considered healthy, according to the optimal wellness theory, because the client is an able to be employed any longer - Answer A 3. Which model of health and illness is most closely aligned with Hans Seyle theory of stress? A.The health illness continuum B.The dimensions model C.The agent - host - environment model D.The adaptation model - Answer D 4. Select the health and wellness Theory that is correctly paired with its description. A.High- level wellness model: The components of wellness are the physical, social, emotional, intellectual, spiritual, occupational environmental components of health. B.Seven components of wellness - high-level wellness and a very favorable environment, emergent high-level wellness in an unfavorable environment, protected poor health in a favorable environment, And poor health in an unfavorable environment. C.Health - illness continuum: Disease occurs as a result of the interrelationships among the agent, the host and the environment D. Health belief model:This model Can predict whether or not a person will engage in screening tests - Answer D 5.Which theorists developed the high-level wellness theory? A. Clark and Leavell B. Halbert Dunn C. Anspaugh, Hamrick and Rosato D. Rosenstock and Becker - Answer B 6. The clients level of motivation and commitment is impacted by many factors including emotions, affect, behavior specific cognition, the clients prior experiences, personal characteristics, feelings of self efficacy and the support of others according to which model of health and wellness? A. Seven components of wellness B. The dimensions model C. Penders Health promotion model D. The agent - host - environment model - Answer C 7.The goal of nursing, according to which theory is to Facilitate protections against "penetration" and to facilitate "reconstitution "? A. The systems Model B. Orems self care theory C. The 21 nursing problems D. Interpersonal relations model - Answer A 8. Madeleine Leininger Support which of the following nursing modes of intervention? A. Cultural practices and cultural respect B. Self care agency C. Cultural care restructuring and repatterning D.Universality - Answer C 9.Which nursing theory is the most abstract? A. Leiningers Self care agency B. Rogers science of unitary human beings C.Neumans nature of nursing D. Hendersons goal attainment theory - Answer B 10. Select the nursing theory that is accurately paired with the theorist that developed it. A. Neumans: Science of unitary beings B. Rogers - the nature of nursing C. Henderson - goal attainment theory D. King - goal attainment theory - Answer D 11.Which of the following is not one of the four modes of adaptation according to Roy's adaptation model? A. Independence B. Person C. Health D. Nursing - Answer A 12. Which theorist is credited with the theory of transcultural nursing? A. Sister Callista Roy B. Dorothea Orem C. Madeleine Leininger D. Martha Rogers - Answer C 13. Which personality trait fosters critical thinking? A. The ability to memorize facts B. Respectfulness C. Open mindedness D. The ability to establish priorities - Answer C 14. Which phase of the decision-making process is most prone to errors? A. Ranking and weighing criteria B. Problem definition C. Deciding on the best alternative D. Implementing the course of action - Answer B 15. During which phase of the nursing process does the data get organized and validated with the client by the nurse? A. Assessment B. Analysis C. Evaluation D. Planning - Answer A 16. You are determining the outcome to patient care for your client. Which phase of the nursing process are you using? A. Evaluation B. Diagnosis C. Planning - Answer A 17. The primary difference between registered nurse licensure and a nursing certificate in an area of practice is that nursing licensure is: A. Required by the American nurses Association, and a nursing certification is not required. B. Mandated by the state board of nursing, and a nursing certification is not required. C. Nursing licensure ensures that the nurse is competent, while a nursing Certification does not D. Renewed every two years, and a nursing certification is not renewed. - Answer B 18. A clinical judgment about a persons, family, our communities motivation and desire to increase well-being and actualize human health potential as expressed in the readiness to enhance specific health behaviors, and can be used and any health state, Describes which type of nursing diagnosis? A. An actual nursing diagnosis B. Health promotion nursing diagnosis C. A potential nursing diagnosis D. A syndrome nursing diagnosis - Answer B 19. All nursing diagnosis is must minimally contain: A. The problem and etiology B. The problem and expected outcome C. The etiology and defining characteristics D. The etiology and the expected outcome - Answer A 20. Which words in the nursing diagnosis, " impaired mobility related to a neuromuscular dysfunction as evidenced by an unsteady gait" is considered a qualifier? A. Mobility B. Related to neuromuscular functioning C. Evidence by an unsteady gait D. Impaired - Answer D 21. The major difference between a source oriented and problem oriented medical record system? A. The source oriented medical system has interdisciplinary progress notes in one section and the problem oriented medical record system has progress notes from each profession spread out B. The problem oriented medical system uses narrative progress Notes and the source oriented medical record system does not C. The problem oriented medical system has interdisciplinary progress notes in one section and the source oriented medical record system has progress notes was from each profession spread out D. The source oriented medical system uses charting by exception and the source oriented medical record system does not - Answer C 22.A SOAP note is written: A.On a daily basis by the physician B. Every shift for every problem. C. According to the problem list in the back of the medical record. D. Separately for each identified problem. - Answer D