NUR 152 Nursing process Exam 1 with
all 126 questions answered and very
detailed
NUR 152 Nursing process Exam 1 with
all 126 questions answered and very
detailed
Who is Florence Nightingale? - ANSWER Founder of modern nursing. First evidence based practice.
What did Nightingale's theory include? - ANSWER Care that maintained good and restorative health
What did Nightingale do? - ANSWER Worked to improve nutrition, showed empathy, created a
therapeutic environment, keep confidentiality, provided care through vital assessments
What was unique about Nightingale's theory? - ANSWER She focused on patient care which is still
followed today
What is the nurses role? - ANSWER to promote health and wellness, prevent illness using critical
thinking.
Who does OSHA protect? - ANSWER healthcare workers (nurses etc)
Who does the CDC protect? - ANSWER the public
When can a CNA provide care to a patient? - ANSWER When patient is stable
What can a student nurse do in clinical's? - ANSWER Only what has been taught with direct supervision
of the professor
, NUR 152 Nursing process Exam 1 with
all 126 questions answered and very
detailed
What does the joint commission do? - ANSWER assesses agencies to ensure they are meeting quality
care standards
What is HIPAA? - ANSWER protects patient privacy
What is informed consent? - ANSWER Agreement by the patient that they are mentally competent of
making a decision for their health and voluntarily sign consent.
What is PSDA? - ANSWER The patient self determination act. It states the facility must recognize and
respect the patient's right to make their own health care decisions
What is the right to refuse law? - ANSWER rooted in common law, right to informed consent.
What is negligence and example? - ANSWER Practice below standards as expected of a reasonable and
prudent person. Failing to turn a patient when they are unable to turn themself
What is gross negligence and example? - ANSWER An extreme lack of knowledge, skill or decision
making causing risk for harm. Administering Tylenol for chest pain and not notifying Physician.
What is assault and example? - ANSWER harming a patient using force toward another person.
Threatening to restain a patient
What is battery and example? - ANSWER Harming a person or touching without permission.
Administering med after alert and oriented person refuses
What is invasion of privacy and example? - ANSWER Knowingly intruding on a patient. Entering a
patient's room without knocking
all 126 questions answered and very
detailed
NUR 152 Nursing process Exam 1 with
all 126 questions answered and very
detailed
Who is Florence Nightingale? - ANSWER Founder of modern nursing. First evidence based practice.
What did Nightingale's theory include? - ANSWER Care that maintained good and restorative health
What did Nightingale do? - ANSWER Worked to improve nutrition, showed empathy, created a
therapeutic environment, keep confidentiality, provided care through vital assessments
What was unique about Nightingale's theory? - ANSWER She focused on patient care which is still
followed today
What is the nurses role? - ANSWER to promote health and wellness, prevent illness using critical
thinking.
Who does OSHA protect? - ANSWER healthcare workers (nurses etc)
Who does the CDC protect? - ANSWER the public
When can a CNA provide care to a patient? - ANSWER When patient is stable
What can a student nurse do in clinical's? - ANSWER Only what has been taught with direct supervision
of the professor
, NUR 152 Nursing process Exam 1 with
all 126 questions answered and very
detailed
What does the joint commission do? - ANSWER assesses agencies to ensure they are meeting quality
care standards
What is HIPAA? - ANSWER protects patient privacy
What is informed consent? - ANSWER Agreement by the patient that they are mentally competent of
making a decision for their health and voluntarily sign consent.
What is PSDA? - ANSWER The patient self determination act. It states the facility must recognize and
respect the patient's right to make their own health care decisions
What is the right to refuse law? - ANSWER rooted in common law, right to informed consent.
What is negligence and example? - ANSWER Practice below standards as expected of a reasonable and
prudent person. Failing to turn a patient when they are unable to turn themself
What is gross negligence and example? - ANSWER An extreme lack of knowledge, skill or decision
making causing risk for harm. Administering Tylenol for chest pain and not notifying Physician.
What is assault and example? - ANSWER harming a patient using force toward another person.
Threatening to restain a patient
What is battery and example? - ANSWER Harming a person or touching without permission.
Administering med after alert and oriented person refuses
What is invasion of privacy and example? - ANSWER Knowingly intruding on a patient. Entering a
patient's room without knocking
