NURS 334 MIDTERM - REVIEW COMPREHENSIVE EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY
GRADED A+ PASS
Which statement is true about professional nursing organizations in
Canada?
A: They are primarily interested in providing professional journals and
information on conferences related to nursing in Canada
B: They serve as official representatives of the nursing profession and
interact with government officials on issues concerning the health of the
population
C: They regulate nursing education and nursing standards of practice
through out all of the provinces and territories
D: They work closely with the hospitals and health care agencies in
providing education for specialized nurses Ans✓✓✓B: They serve as
official representatives of the nursing profession and interact with
government officials on issues
C is technically true but each province and territory also has autonomy
in that
Why are theories in nursing important?
A: They solve specific and serious patient health problems
B: They provide a precise method of providing nursing care
,C: They demonstrate how nursing is different from medicine
D: They provide a systematic view of explaining, predicting, and
describing phenomena Ans✓✓✓D: They provide a systematic view of
explaining, predicting, and describing phenomena
- and give a foundation for providing nursing care
Which of the following is an example of a nursing theory?
A: Systems theory
B: Nursing assessment
C: Self-actualization theory
D: Health care belief model Ans✓✓✓A: Systems theory
Which statement about nursing is true?
A: It is a discipline that has its own unique science
B: It is not a true science but rather an art
C: It is a discipline that is still trying to create its theories
D: It has a number of theories that are interrelated Ans✓✓✓A: It is a
discipline that has its own unique science
What does a framework to guide practice involve?
A: Person, nursing, medicine, pharmacy
,B: Person, family, community, government
C: Person, community, province, country
D: Person, environment, nursing, health Ans✓✓✓D: Person,
environment, nursing, health
Why was the Ottawa charter important?
A: It identified prerequisites for health
B: It identified recommendations for federal funding
C: It identified nursing standards of practice
D: It identified the need for interprofessional education Ans✓✓✓A: It
identified prerequisites for health
To whom does Medicare in Canada provide health care?
A: Permanent residents, new immigrants, citizens of the country
B: Permanent residents, temporary residents, citizens of the country
C: Permanent residents, visitors, temporary residents, citizens
D: Permanent residents, refugees, temporary residents, citizens
Ans✓✓✓A: Permanent residents, new immigrants, citizens of the
country
Which of the following statements is true about primary health care and
primary care?
, A: They are similar concepts, which refer to the care patients receive
with specific focus on the diagnosis and treatment
B: They are similar concepts that are centered on promotive,
preventative, curative, rehabilitative, and supportive care
C: They are different concepts where primary health care looks beyond
primary care
D: They are opposing concepts, and the distinction between primary
health care and primary care is difficult to understand Ans✓✓✓C: They
are different concepts where primary health care looks beyond primary
care
Which statement is true about nursing diagnosis?
A: It can provide other team members with an easier diagnosis
B: It helps nurses to work with the given medical diagnosis
C: It helps nurses be dependent on the given medical diagnosis
D: It helps nurses offer a clinical judgement about actual and potential
health problems Ans✓✓✓D: It helps nurses offer a clinical judgement
about actual and potential health problems
Nursing outcomes or goals need to be:
A: Measurable and time-limited
B: Interesting and specific
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED VERIFIED AND 100%
ACCURATE ANSWERS BRAND NEW EXAM ALREADY
GRADED A+ PASS
Which statement is true about professional nursing organizations in
Canada?
A: They are primarily interested in providing professional journals and
information on conferences related to nursing in Canada
B: They serve as official representatives of the nursing profession and
interact with government officials on issues concerning the health of the
population
C: They regulate nursing education and nursing standards of practice
through out all of the provinces and territories
D: They work closely with the hospitals and health care agencies in
providing education for specialized nurses Ans✓✓✓B: They serve as
official representatives of the nursing profession and interact with
government officials on issues
C is technically true but each province and territory also has autonomy
in that
Why are theories in nursing important?
A: They solve specific and serious patient health problems
B: They provide a precise method of providing nursing care
,C: They demonstrate how nursing is different from medicine
D: They provide a systematic view of explaining, predicting, and
describing phenomena Ans✓✓✓D: They provide a systematic view of
explaining, predicting, and describing phenomena
- and give a foundation for providing nursing care
Which of the following is an example of a nursing theory?
A: Systems theory
B: Nursing assessment
C: Self-actualization theory
D: Health care belief model Ans✓✓✓A: Systems theory
Which statement about nursing is true?
A: It is a discipline that has its own unique science
B: It is not a true science but rather an art
C: It is a discipline that is still trying to create its theories
D: It has a number of theories that are interrelated Ans✓✓✓A: It is a
discipline that has its own unique science
What does a framework to guide practice involve?
A: Person, nursing, medicine, pharmacy
,B: Person, family, community, government
C: Person, community, province, country
D: Person, environment, nursing, health Ans✓✓✓D: Person,
environment, nursing, health
Why was the Ottawa charter important?
A: It identified prerequisites for health
B: It identified recommendations for federal funding
C: It identified nursing standards of practice
D: It identified the need for interprofessional education Ans✓✓✓A: It
identified prerequisites for health
To whom does Medicare in Canada provide health care?
A: Permanent residents, new immigrants, citizens of the country
B: Permanent residents, temporary residents, citizens of the country
C: Permanent residents, visitors, temporary residents, citizens
D: Permanent residents, refugees, temporary residents, citizens
Ans✓✓✓A: Permanent residents, new immigrants, citizens of the
country
Which of the following statements is true about primary health care and
primary care?
, A: They are similar concepts, which refer to the care patients receive
with specific focus on the diagnosis and treatment
B: They are similar concepts that are centered on promotive,
preventative, curative, rehabilitative, and supportive care
C: They are different concepts where primary health care looks beyond
primary care
D: They are opposing concepts, and the distinction between primary
health care and primary care is difficult to understand Ans✓✓✓C: They
are different concepts where primary health care looks beyond primary
care
Which statement is true about nursing diagnosis?
A: It can provide other team members with an easier diagnosis
B: It helps nurses to work with the given medical diagnosis
C: It helps nurses be dependent on the given medical diagnosis
D: It helps nurses offer a clinical judgement about actual and potential
health problems Ans✓✓✓D: It helps nurses offer a clinical judgement
about actual and potential health problems
Nursing outcomes or goals need to be:
A: Measurable and time-limited
B: Interesting and specific
