Nursing Practice Exam - Questions & Answers
5 Parts of Jurisprudence ✔️Ans - 1. Nursing Licensure and Regulation in
Texas
2. Nursing Ethics
3. Nursing Practice
4. Nursing Peer Review
5. Disciplinary Aciton
Parts of Nursing Practice ✔️Ans - -Scope of Practice
-Standards of Practice
-Rules of supervision
-Nurse's duty to the patient
-Position statements
-Preventing human error
217.11 ✔️Ans - Standards of Nursing Practice
NPA 301.002 ✔️Ans -
Rule 217.11 (2) (A) ✔️Ans - (A) Shall utilize a systematic approach to
provide individualized, goal-directed nursing care by:
(i) collecting data and performing focused nursing assessments;
(ii) participating in the planning of nursing care needs for clients;
(iii) participating in the development and modification of the comprehensive
nursing care plan for assigned clients;
(iv) implementing appropriate aspects of care within the LVN's scope of
practice; and
(v) assisting in the evaluation of the client's responses to nursing
interventions and the identification of client needs;
Rule 217.11 (3) (A) ✔️Ans - Standards Specific to Registered Nurses. The
registered nurse shall assist in the determination of healthcare needs of
clients and shall:
(A) Utilize a systematic approach to provide individualized, goal-directed,
nursing care by:
(i) performing comprehensive nursing assessments regarding the health
status of the client;
, (ii) making nursing diagnoses that serve as the basis for the strategy of care;
(iii) developing a plan of care based on the assessment and nursing diagnosis;
(iv) implementing nursing care; and
(v) evaluating the client's responses to nursing interventions;
Texas BON Position Statements ✔️Ans - -Position Statements allows board
to give opinion
217.11 ✔️Ans - -The heart of nursing practice, the single most helpful
point of reference, the one rule number that will mean the most to you in your
practice
Scope of Practice ✔️Ans - All Nurses: RN, APRN, LVN
-There are basic differences between nursing processes for vocation nursing
and professional nursing.
-APRN: Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (CRNA, NP, CP)
All Nurses: ✔️Ans - -Know and conform to Board rules
-Promote safe environment
-Ensure accurate documentation
-Institue interventions
to stabilize client condition
-Accept assignment safely
-Know about and correctly administer medication
-Respect patient right to privacy
-Know and maintain professional boundaries
Scope of Practice: LVN ✔️Ans - -Use a systematic approach to collect data
-Participate in the planning of nursing care for patients
-Implement appropriate aspects of nursing care
-Perform focused nursing assessments (ex. focused assessment on the pain)
-Assist in evaluating patient response to treatment
-Collected subjective data
Scope of Practice: RN ✔️Ans - -Makes nursing diagnoses that serve as a
basis for care
-Develop nursing care plans
-Implements nursing care
-Preform comprensive nursing assessment
5 Parts of Jurisprudence ✔️Ans - 1. Nursing Licensure and Regulation in
Texas
2. Nursing Ethics
3. Nursing Practice
4. Nursing Peer Review
5. Disciplinary Aciton
Parts of Nursing Practice ✔️Ans - -Scope of Practice
-Standards of Practice
-Rules of supervision
-Nurse's duty to the patient
-Position statements
-Preventing human error
217.11 ✔️Ans - Standards of Nursing Practice
NPA 301.002 ✔️Ans -
Rule 217.11 (2) (A) ✔️Ans - (A) Shall utilize a systematic approach to
provide individualized, goal-directed nursing care by:
(i) collecting data and performing focused nursing assessments;
(ii) participating in the planning of nursing care needs for clients;
(iii) participating in the development and modification of the comprehensive
nursing care plan for assigned clients;
(iv) implementing appropriate aspects of care within the LVN's scope of
practice; and
(v) assisting in the evaluation of the client's responses to nursing
interventions and the identification of client needs;
Rule 217.11 (3) (A) ✔️Ans - Standards Specific to Registered Nurses. The
registered nurse shall assist in the determination of healthcare needs of
clients and shall:
(A) Utilize a systematic approach to provide individualized, goal-directed,
nursing care by:
(i) performing comprehensive nursing assessments regarding the health
status of the client;
, (ii) making nursing diagnoses that serve as the basis for the strategy of care;
(iii) developing a plan of care based on the assessment and nursing diagnosis;
(iv) implementing nursing care; and
(v) evaluating the client's responses to nursing interventions;
Texas BON Position Statements ✔️Ans - -Position Statements allows board
to give opinion
217.11 ✔️Ans - -The heart of nursing practice, the single most helpful
point of reference, the one rule number that will mean the most to you in your
practice
Scope of Practice ✔️Ans - All Nurses: RN, APRN, LVN
-There are basic differences between nursing processes for vocation nursing
and professional nursing.
-APRN: Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (CRNA, NP, CP)
All Nurses: ✔️Ans - -Know and conform to Board rules
-Promote safe environment
-Ensure accurate documentation
-Institue interventions
to stabilize client condition
-Accept assignment safely
-Know about and correctly administer medication
-Respect patient right to privacy
-Know and maintain professional boundaries
Scope of Practice: LVN ✔️Ans - -Use a systematic approach to collect data
-Participate in the planning of nursing care for patients
-Implement appropriate aspects of nursing care
-Perform focused nursing assessments (ex. focused assessment on the pain)
-Assist in evaluating patient response to treatment
-Collected subjective data
Scope of Practice: RN ✔️Ans - -Makes nursing diagnoses that serve as a
basis for care
-Develop nursing care plans
-Implements nursing care
-Preform comprensive nursing assessment
