TEST BANK for Timby's Fundamental Nursing Skills
g g g g g g g
and Concepts 12th Edition
g g g g
by Loretta A Donnelly-Moreno, Chapters 1 - 38 Complete
g g g g g g g g
WWW.THENURSINGMASTERY.COM
wwwcom
,Table of contents
g g
o Chapter 1 g Nursing Foundations
gggggggg g
o Chapter 2 ggggggggNursing Process g
o Chapter 3 g Laws and Ethics
gggggggg g g
o Chapter 4 ggggggggHealth and Illness
g g
o Chapter 5 g Homeostasis, Adaptation, and Stress
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 6 g Culture and Ethnicity
gggggggg g g
o Chapter 7 g The Nurse–Client Relationship
gggggggg g g
o Chapter 8 g Client Teaching
gggggggg g
o Chapter 9 ggggggggRecording and Reporting g g
o Chapter 10
g Asepsis
gggggggg
o Chapter 11
g Admission, Discharge, Transfer, and Referrals
gggggggg g g g g
o Chapter 12
g Vital Signs
gggggggg g
o Chapter 13
g Physical Assessment
gggggggg g
o Chapter 14
g Special Examinations and Tests
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 15
g Nutrition
gggggggg
o Chapter 16
g Fluid and Chemical Balance
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 17
g Hygiene
gggggggg
o Chapter 18
g Comfort, Rest, and Sleep
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 19
g Safety
gggggggg
o Chapter 20
g Pain Management
gggggggg g
o Chapter 21
g Oxygenation
gggggggg
o Chapter 22
g Infection Control
gggggggg g
o Chapter 23
g Body Mechanics, Positioning, and Moving
gggggggg g g g g
o Chapter 24
g Fitness and Therapeutic Exercise
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 25
g Mechanical Immobilization
gggggggg g
o Chapter 26
g Ambulatory Aids
gggggggg g
o Chapter 27
g Perioperative Care
gggggggg g
o Chapter 28
g Wound Care
gggggggg g
o Chapter 29
g Gastrointestinal Intubation
gggggggg g
o Chapter 30
g Urinary Elimination
gggggggg g
o Chapter 31
g Bowel Elimination
gggggggg g
o Chapter 32
g Oral Medications
gggggggg g
o Chapter 33
g Topical and Inhalant Medications
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 34
g Parenteral Medications
gggggggg g
o Chapter 35
g Intravenous Medications
gggggggg g
o Chapter 36
g Airway Management
gggggggg g
o Chapter 37
g Resuscitation
gggggggg
o Chapter 38
g End-of-Life Care
gggggggg g
WWW.THENURSINGMASTERY.COM
wwwcom
,Chapter g1 gNursing gFoundations
MULTIPLE gCHOICE
1. Florence gNightingales gcontributions gto gnursing gpractice gand geducation:
a. are ghistorically gimportant gbut ghave gno gvalidity gfor gnursing gtoday.
b. were gneither grecognized gnor gappreciated gin gher gown gtime.
c. were ga gmajor gfactor gin greducing gthe gdeath grate gin gthe gCrimean gWar.
d. were glimited gonly gto gthe gcare gof gsevere gtraumatic
wounds.gANSWER: gC
g
By gimproving gsanitation, gnutrition gventilation, gand ghandwashing gtechniques, gFlorence
g Nightingales gnurses gdramatically greduced gthe gdeath grate gfrom ginjuries gin gthe gCrimean
War.gDIF: gCognitive gLevel: gKnowledge gREF: gdm g2 gOBJ: gTheory g#1
g
TOP: gNursing gHistory gKEY: gNursing gProcess gStep:
N/AgMSC: gNCLEX: gN/A
g
2. Early gnursing geducation gand gcare gin gthe gUnited gStates:
a. were gdirected gat gcommunity ghealth.
b. provided gindependence gfor gwomen gthrough geducation gand gemployment.
c. were gan geducational gmodel gbased gin ginstitutions gof ghigher glearning.
d. have gcontinued gto gbe gentirely gfocused gon ghospital
nursing.gANSWER: gB
g
Because gof gthe ginfluence gof gearly gnursing gleaders, gnursing geducation gbecame gmore
formalizedgthrough gapprenticeships gin gNightingale gschools gthat goffered gindependence gto
g
g women gthroughgeducation gand gemployment.
DIF: gCognitive gLevel: gKnowledge gREF: gdm g2 gOBJ: gTheory
#4gTOP: gNursing gHistory gKEY: gNursing gProcess gStep: gN/A
g
g MSC: gNCLEX: gN/A
WWW.THENURSINGMASTERY.COM
wwwcom
, 3. In gorder gto gfulfill gthe gcommon ggoals gdefined gby gnursing gtheorists g(promote gwellness,
preventgillness, gfacilitate gcoping, gand grestore ghealth), gthe gLPN gmust gtake gon gthe groles gof:
g
a. caregiver, geducator, gand gcollaborator.
b. nursing gassistant, gdelegator, gand genvironmental gspecialist.
c. medication gdispenser, gcollaborator, gand gtransporter.
d. dietitian,gmanager, gand
housekeeper.gANSWER: gA
g
In gorder gfor gthe gLPN gto gapply gthe gcommon ggoals gof gnursing, ghe gor gshe gmust gassume gthe groles
g ofgcaregiver, geducator, gcollaborator, gmanager, gand gadvocate.
DIF: gCognitive gLevel: gComprehension gREF: gdm g4 gOBJ: gTheory
g #2gTOP: gArt gand gScience gof gNursing gKEY: gNursing gProcess gStep:
g N/AgMSC: gNCLEX: gN/A
WWW.THENURSINGMASTERY.COM
wwwcom
g g g g g g g
and Concepts 12th Edition
g g g g
by Loretta A Donnelly-Moreno, Chapters 1 - 38 Complete
g g g g g g g g
WWW.THENURSINGMASTERY.COM
wwwcom
,Table of contents
g g
o Chapter 1 g Nursing Foundations
gggggggg g
o Chapter 2 ggggggggNursing Process g
o Chapter 3 g Laws and Ethics
gggggggg g g
o Chapter 4 ggggggggHealth and Illness
g g
o Chapter 5 g Homeostasis, Adaptation, and Stress
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 6 g Culture and Ethnicity
gggggggg g g
o Chapter 7 g The Nurse–Client Relationship
gggggggg g g
o Chapter 8 g Client Teaching
gggggggg g
o Chapter 9 ggggggggRecording and Reporting g g
o Chapter 10
g Asepsis
gggggggg
o Chapter 11
g Admission, Discharge, Transfer, and Referrals
gggggggg g g g g
o Chapter 12
g Vital Signs
gggggggg g
o Chapter 13
g Physical Assessment
gggggggg g
o Chapter 14
g Special Examinations and Tests
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 15
g Nutrition
gggggggg
o Chapter 16
g Fluid and Chemical Balance
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 17
g Hygiene
gggggggg
o Chapter 18
g Comfort, Rest, and Sleep
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 19
g Safety
gggggggg
o Chapter 20
g Pain Management
gggggggg g
o Chapter 21
g Oxygenation
gggggggg
o Chapter 22
g Infection Control
gggggggg g
o Chapter 23
g Body Mechanics, Positioning, and Moving
gggggggg g g g g
o Chapter 24
g Fitness and Therapeutic Exercise
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 25
g Mechanical Immobilization
gggggggg g
o Chapter 26
g Ambulatory Aids
gggggggg g
o Chapter 27
g Perioperative Care
gggggggg g
o Chapter 28
g Wound Care
gggggggg g
o Chapter 29
g Gastrointestinal Intubation
gggggggg g
o Chapter 30
g Urinary Elimination
gggggggg g
o Chapter 31
g Bowel Elimination
gggggggg g
o Chapter 32
g Oral Medications
gggggggg g
o Chapter 33
g Topical and Inhalant Medications
gggggggg g g g
o Chapter 34
g Parenteral Medications
gggggggg g
o Chapter 35
g Intravenous Medications
gggggggg g
o Chapter 36
g Airway Management
gggggggg g
o Chapter 37
g Resuscitation
gggggggg
o Chapter 38
g End-of-Life Care
gggggggg g
WWW.THENURSINGMASTERY.COM
wwwcom
,Chapter g1 gNursing gFoundations
MULTIPLE gCHOICE
1. Florence gNightingales gcontributions gto gnursing gpractice gand geducation:
a. are ghistorically gimportant gbut ghave gno gvalidity gfor gnursing gtoday.
b. were gneither grecognized gnor gappreciated gin gher gown gtime.
c. were ga gmajor gfactor gin greducing gthe gdeath grate gin gthe gCrimean gWar.
d. were glimited gonly gto gthe gcare gof gsevere gtraumatic
wounds.gANSWER: gC
g
By gimproving gsanitation, gnutrition gventilation, gand ghandwashing gtechniques, gFlorence
g Nightingales gnurses gdramatically greduced gthe gdeath grate gfrom ginjuries gin gthe gCrimean
War.gDIF: gCognitive gLevel: gKnowledge gREF: gdm g2 gOBJ: gTheory g#1
g
TOP: gNursing gHistory gKEY: gNursing gProcess gStep:
N/AgMSC: gNCLEX: gN/A
g
2. Early gnursing geducation gand gcare gin gthe gUnited gStates:
a. were gdirected gat gcommunity ghealth.
b. provided gindependence gfor gwomen gthrough geducation gand gemployment.
c. were gan geducational gmodel gbased gin ginstitutions gof ghigher glearning.
d. have gcontinued gto gbe gentirely gfocused gon ghospital
nursing.gANSWER: gB
g
Because gof gthe ginfluence gof gearly gnursing gleaders, gnursing geducation gbecame gmore
formalizedgthrough gapprenticeships gin gNightingale gschools gthat goffered gindependence gto
g
g women gthroughgeducation gand gemployment.
DIF: gCognitive gLevel: gKnowledge gREF: gdm g2 gOBJ: gTheory
#4gTOP: gNursing gHistory gKEY: gNursing gProcess gStep: gN/A
g
g MSC: gNCLEX: gN/A
WWW.THENURSINGMASTERY.COM
wwwcom
, 3. In gorder gto gfulfill gthe gcommon ggoals gdefined gby gnursing gtheorists g(promote gwellness,
preventgillness, gfacilitate gcoping, gand grestore ghealth), gthe gLPN gmust gtake gon gthe groles gof:
g
a. caregiver, geducator, gand gcollaborator.
b. nursing gassistant, gdelegator, gand genvironmental gspecialist.
c. medication gdispenser, gcollaborator, gand gtransporter.
d. dietitian,gmanager, gand
housekeeper.gANSWER: gA
g
In gorder gfor gthe gLPN gto gapply gthe gcommon ggoals gof gnursing, ghe gor gshe gmust gassume gthe groles
g ofgcaregiver, geducator, gcollaborator, gmanager, gand gadvocate.
DIF: gCognitive gLevel: gComprehension gREF: gdm g4 gOBJ: gTheory
g #2gTOP: gArt gand gScience gof gNursing gKEY: gNursing gProcess gStep:
g N/AgMSC: gNCLEX: gN/A
WWW.THENURSINGMASTERY.COM
wwwcom
