NURS 2030 Final Exam 2026 Questions
and Answers
Florence Nightingale - Correct answer-British nurse who created sanitation
guidelines and standards of care during the Crimean War; lady with the lamp;
established nurse education programs at British hospitals
Dorothea Dix - Correct answer-America nurse who was appointed the
superintendent of army nurses during the Civil War
nursing as a discipline - Correct answer-education, theories, research, social
relevance, and a value orientation; "an open-minded, caring, intentional,
thoughtful, and responsible, unconditional acceptance and awareness of human
beings as they are"
American Nurses Association's Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice - Correct
answer-What the nurse does, what the nurse's responsibilities are, where and when
client care is to be performed, why and how client care is achieved
both a science and an art - Correct answer-Florence Nightingale defined nursing as
_________.
©COPYRIGHT 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1
, laws of disease - Correct answer-medicine
National League for Nursing - Correct answer-"the nurse's primary concern has
been and is for the person who, ill, rather than for the illness itself"
roles of the nurse - Correct answer-care provider, case manager, researcher,
educator, leader, manager, and change agent
human wholeness theory - Correct answer-"a perspective on human beings
reflecting the fullness and complexity of the human condition"
Roy's adaptation model - Correct answer-4 concepts: person, environment, health,
nursing; main focus: people are continuous with their environment
Newman's health as expanding consciousness - Correct answer-meant for those
patients who would never be absent of disease or disability; main focus: health is
an evolving pattern centered on becoming a better human, even when living with
disease
Nightingale's Modern Nursing Theory - Correct answer-main focus: health and
healing are not defined by a diagnosis or lack of one, but is more subjective and is
influenced by values and by choices made by a patient
pure water, pure air, efficient drainage, cleanliness, and light - Correct answer-
things we can control
©COPYRIGHT 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2
and Answers
Florence Nightingale - Correct answer-British nurse who created sanitation
guidelines and standards of care during the Crimean War; lady with the lamp;
established nurse education programs at British hospitals
Dorothea Dix - Correct answer-America nurse who was appointed the
superintendent of army nurses during the Civil War
nursing as a discipline - Correct answer-education, theories, research, social
relevance, and a value orientation; "an open-minded, caring, intentional,
thoughtful, and responsible, unconditional acceptance and awareness of human
beings as they are"
American Nurses Association's Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice - Correct
answer-What the nurse does, what the nurse's responsibilities are, where and when
client care is to be performed, why and how client care is achieved
both a science and an art - Correct answer-Florence Nightingale defined nursing as
_________.
©COPYRIGHT 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1
, laws of disease - Correct answer-medicine
National League for Nursing - Correct answer-"the nurse's primary concern has
been and is for the person who, ill, rather than for the illness itself"
roles of the nurse - Correct answer-care provider, case manager, researcher,
educator, leader, manager, and change agent
human wholeness theory - Correct answer-"a perspective on human beings
reflecting the fullness and complexity of the human condition"
Roy's adaptation model - Correct answer-4 concepts: person, environment, health,
nursing; main focus: people are continuous with their environment
Newman's health as expanding consciousness - Correct answer-meant for those
patients who would never be absent of disease or disability; main focus: health is
an evolving pattern centered on becoming a better human, even when living with
disease
Nightingale's Modern Nursing Theory - Correct answer-main focus: health and
healing are not defined by a diagnosis or lack of one, but is more subjective and is
influenced by values and by choices made by a patient
pure water, pure air, efficient drainage, cleanliness, and light - Correct answer-
things we can control
©COPYRIGHT 2025, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 2
