NURS 215: COMPREHENSIVE FINAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
__________is the national health insurance program for people
aged 65 years or older, some people younger than age 65 with
disabilities, and people with end-stage renal disease
A. Medi-Medi
B. Medicaid
C. Medicare
D. HMO Correct Answers Medicare
"unique functions of nurses" Correct Answers Virginia
Henderson
1. A Critical thinker:
a. Gathers and assesses relevant information, using abstract
ideas for interpretation
b. Arrives at conclusions and solutions that are well reasoned
and tests them against relevant standards
c. Is open-minded and recognizes alternative ways of seeing
problems
d. All of the above Correct Answers d. All of the above
1. A nurse who is exercising critical thinking asks the following
questions EXCEPT:
a. "What assumptions have I made about this patient?"
b. "So what does this have to do with nursing?"
c. "Do I need any additional information?"
,d. "How might I look at this situation differently?" Correct
Answers b. "So what does this have to do with nursing?"
1. A situation involving competing rules or principles that
appears to have no satisfactory solution.
2. A choice between two or more equally undesirable
alternatives. Correct Answers ethical dilemma
A _________ is a tool that helps to make allocation decisions
and to plan for expenditures.
A. Variance
B. Capital
C. Fiscal
D. Budget Correct Answers Budget
A good idea when conducting a literature search as if you find
an article related to your topic or problem, look at that author's
reference list for other current articles and journals.
A. True
B. False Correct Answers True
A patient has been diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer and
the prognosis is only 4-6 months to live. The nurse and doctor
come to the patient together to inform the patient of the
diagnosis and prognosis.
A. Autonomy
B. Beneficence and nonmaleficence
, C. Veracity
D. None of the above Correct Answers C. Veracity
a patient's right to self-determination without outside control
Correct Answers autonomy
A person that stands up for himself or herself in a way that does
not violate the basic rights of another person; expresses true
feelings in an honest, direct manner; does not let others take
advantage of him or her; shows respect for other's rights, needs,
and feelings; sets goals and acts on those goals in a clear and
consistent manner and takes responsibility for the consequences
of those actions; is able to accept compliments and criticism,
and acts in a way that enhances self-respect. What style of
communication is this? Correct Answers Assertive behavior
A process of considering and selecting approaches to resolve
ethical issues. Correct Answers moral reasoning
A resesarch article should answer all EXCEPT the following:
A. What and Why
B. Where and When
C. How and Who
D. Done and To Do Correct Answers D. Done and to Do
A situation that exists when the individual is unsure which moral
principles or values apply in a given situation. Correct Answers
moral uncertainty
Adapation Model Correct Answers Sister Callista Roy
QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS
__________is the national health insurance program for people
aged 65 years or older, some people younger than age 65 with
disabilities, and people with end-stage renal disease
A. Medi-Medi
B. Medicaid
C. Medicare
D. HMO Correct Answers Medicare
"unique functions of nurses" Correct Answers Virginia
Henderson
1. A Critical thinker:
a. Gathers and assesses relevant information, using abstract
ideas for interpretation
b. Arrives at conclusions and solutions that are well reasoned
and tests them against relevant standards
c. Is open-minded and recognizes alternative ways of seeing
problems
d. All of the above Correct Answers d. All of the above
1. A nurse who is exercising critical thinking asks the following
questions EXCEPT:
a. "What assumptions have I made about this patient?"
b. "So what does this have to do with nursing?"
c. "Do I need any additional information?"
,d. "How might I look at this situation differently?" Correct
Answers b. "So what does this have to do with nursing?"
1. A situation involving competing rules or principles that
appears to have no satisfactory solution.
2. A choice between two or more equally undesirable
alternatives. Correct Answers ethical dilemma
A _________ is a tool that helps to make allocation decisions
and to plan for expenditures.
A. Variance
B. Capital
C. Fiscal
D. Budget Correct Answers Budget
A good idea when conducting a literature search as if you find
an article related to your topic or problem, look at that author's
reference list for other current articles and journals.
A. True
B. False Correct Answers True
A patient has been diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer and
the prognosis is only 4-6 months to live. The nurse and doctor
come to the patient together to inform the patient of the
diagnosis and prognosis.
A. Autonomy
B. Beneficence and nonmaleficence
, C. Veracity
D. None of the above Correct Answers C. Veracity
a patient's right to self-determination without outside control
Correct Answers autonomy
A person that stands up for himself or herself in a way that does
not violate the basic rights of another person; expresses true
feelings in an honest, direct manner; does not let others take
advantage of him or her; shows respect for other's rights, needs,
and feelings; sets goals and acts on those goals in a clear and
consistent manner and takes responsibility for the consequences
of those actions; is able to accept compliments and criticism,
and acts in a way that enhances self-respect. What style of
communication is this? Correct Answers Assertive behavior
A process of considering and selecting approaches to resolve
ethical issues. Correct Answers moral reasoning
A resesarch article should answer all EXCEPT the following:
A. What and Why
B. Where and When
C. How and Who
D. Done and To Do Correct Answers D. Done and to Do
A situation that exists when the individual is unsure which moral
principles or values apply in a given situation. Correct Answers
moral uncertainty
Adapation Model Correct Answers Sister Callista Roy
