MGCCC Level 1 Exam 1- Nursing
Process, Professionalism, Infection
Control, Nursing Role QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+
Autonomy - CORRECT ANSWER-right to self-determination, commitment to include
patients in decisions
Human Dignity - CORRECT ANSWER-respect for the inherent worth and uniqueness of
individuals and populations
Integrity - CORRECT ANSWER-acting in accordance with an appropriate code of ethics
and accepted standards of practice
Beneficence - CORRECT ANSWER-taking positive actions to help others; doing good
Nonmaleficence - CORRECT ANSWER-avoidance of harm or hurt; not doing bad
Implementation - CORRECT ANSWER-The carrying out of nursing care plans; also
called interventions.
Evaluation - CORRECT ANSWER-Nurses evaluate clients' responses to nursing
interventions and form a clinical judgement about the extent to which clients have met
the goals and outcomes.
Subjective Data - CORRECT ANSWER-What the client tells the nurse, symptoms
Objective Date - CORRECT ANSWER-Date the nurse obtains through observation and
examination, signs
NANDA - CORRECT ANSWER-North American Nursing Diagnosis Association,
purpose is to define, refine, and promote a taxonomy of nursing diagnostic terminology
of general use to professional nurses.
, NANDA-I Nursing Diagnosis factors - CORRECT ANSWER-Situational, Maturational,
Treatment Related, Pathophysiological.
Professionalism in nursing practice - CORRECT ANSWER--Requires an extended
education.
-Requires autonomy.
-Requires a body of knowledge.
-Incorporates a code of ethics.
-Provides a specific service.
Altruism - CORRECT ANSWER-concern for the welfare of others; unselfishness
Social Justice - CORRECT ANSWER-acting in accordance with fair treatment
regardless of economic status, race, ethnicity, age, citizenship, disability, or sexual
orientation
Justice - CORRECT ANSWER-being fair
Fidelity - CORRECT ANSWER-agreement to keep one's promise to the client about
care that was offered
Veracity - CORRECT ANSWER-telling the truth
Confidentiality, Privacy, HIPPA - CORRECT ANSWER-Respecting a patient's right to
privacy and protecting their information according to the legal guidelines established by
HIPPA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
What are the steps of the Nursing Process? - CORRECT ANSWER-Assessment/Date
Collection
Analysis/Data Collection
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
Assessment/Data collection - CORRECT ANSWER-Collect information about client's
present health status to identify client's needs and to identify additional data to collect
based on nurse's findings.
Analysis/Date Collection - CORRECT ANSWER-Nurses use critical thinking skills (a
diagnostic reasoning process) to identify clients' health status or problems, interpret or
monitor the collected database, reach an appropriate nursing judgement about health
status and coping mechanisms, and provide direction for nursing care.
Planning - CORRECT ANSWER-Nurses must establish priorities and optimal outcomes
of care they can readily measure and evaluate. These established priorities and
Process, Professionalism, Infection
Control, Nursing Role QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY
GRADED A+
Autonomy - CORRECT ANSWER-right to self-determination, commitment to include
patients in decisions
Human Dignity - CORRECT ANSWER-respect for the inherent worth and uniqueness of
individuals and populations
Integrity - CORRECT ANSWER-acting in accordance with an appropriate code of ethics
and accepted standards of practice
Beneficence - CORRECT ANSWER-taking positive actions to help others; doing good
Nonmaleficence - CORRECT ANSWER-avoidance of harm or hurt; not doing bad
Implementation - CORRECT ANSWER-The carrying out of nursing care plans; also
called interventions.
Evaluation - CORRECT ANSWER-Nurses evaluate clients' responses to nursing
interventions and form a clinical judgement about the extent to which clients have met
the goals and outcomes.
Subjective Data - CORRECT ANSWER-What the client tells the nurse, symptoms
Objective Date - CORRECT ANSWER-Date the nurse obtains through observation and
examination, signs
NANDA - CORRECT ANSWER-North American Nursing Diagnosis Association,
purpose is to define, refine, and promote a taxonomy of nursing diagnostic terminology
of general use to professional nurses.
, NANDA-I Nursing Diagnosis factors - CORRECT ANSWER-Situational, Maturational,
Treatment Related, Pathophysiological.
Professionalism in nursing practice - CORRECT ANSWER--Requires an extended
education.
-Requires autonomy.
-Requires a body of knowledge.
-Incorporates a code of ethics.
-Provides a specific service.
Altruism - CORRECT ANSWER-concern for the welfare of others; unselfishness
Social Justice - CORRECT ANSWER-acting in accordance with fair treatment
regardless of economic status, race, ethnicity, age, citizenship, disability, or sexual
orientation
Justice - CORRECT ANSWER-being fair
Fidelity - CORRECT ANSWER-agreement to keep one's promise to the client about
care that was offered
Veracity - CORRECT ANSWER-telling the truth
Confidentiality, Privacy, HIPPA - CORRECT ANSWER-Respecting a patient's right to
privacy and protecting their information according to the legal guidelines established by
HIPPA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
What are the steps of the Nursing Process? - CORRECT ANSWER-Assessment/Date
Collection
Analysis/Data Collection
Planning
Implementation
Evaluation
Assessment/Data collection - CORRECT ANSWER-Collect information about client's
present health status to identify client's needs and to identify additional data to collect
based on nurse's findings.
Analysis/Date Collection - CORRECT ANSWER-Nurses use critical thinking skills (a
diagnostic reasoning process) to identify clients' health status or problems, interpret or
monitor the collected database, reach an appropriate nursing judgement about health
status and coping mechanisms, and provide direction for nursing care.
Planning - CORRECT ANSWER-Nurses must establish priorities and optimal outcomes
of care they can readily measure and evaluate. These established priorities and
