NURSING FINAL EXAM WITH ACCURATE AND
VERIFIED ANSWERS RATED 100% \2025-
2026\GRADED A+
Concepts promoting advocacy - ANWERS- patient and
professional autonomy
- patient and individual rights
- education and access to information
- voicelessness
- empowerment
- personal value system/moral distress
- patient dignity/safety/centered care
Define policy - ANWERSAction taken to address an issue
If private its local, if public its state/federal
,Define power - ANWERSStrength/force used, by itself it is
nothing
Define authority - ANWERSPerceived right to exert
power
Define influence - ANWERSHaving both authority and
power
OSHA - ANWERSOccupational Safety and Health
Administration
ACA - ANWERSAffordable Care Act (Obama Care)
HIPAA - ANWERSHealth Information Portability and
Accountability Act
PSDA - ANWERSPatient Self-Determination Act
,According to the Newborn's and Mother's Health
Protection Act, how long can a mother stay in the
hospital after a vaginal birth? C-section? -
ANWERSVaginal - 48 hours
C-section - 96 hours
AHRQ - ANWERSAgency for Healthcare, Research, and
Quality
What does it mean to be healthy? - ANWERSState of
complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not
only the absence of disease; its defined by one's owns
personality, values, and morals
What are the six dimensions of health? -
ANWERSEmotional - coping mechanisms, regulating,
medicated
Intellectual - chronic illness, capacity to understand
Spiritual - faith in oneself, comfortable with/without,
identify outside of self
, Occupational - gainfully employed, feel fulfilled in work,
work life
Social - belonging in a group
Physical - body, anatomy, do what you want
Define holistic health model - ANWERSMind, body, spirit
of the patient is being considered as they are an expert
on themselves, responsible and empowered to maintain
health/recover from illness
What theory was Pender's? - ANWERSHealth promotion,
advocating for patients, prevent illnesses
What theory was Orem's - ANWERSDisease processes,
health care deficits, it's the nurses job to do what the
patient can't do
Define health promotion - ANWERSThe proactive,
protective view of health, managing healthy bodies to
maintain and achieve higher levels of wellness,
maintains/enhances current health
VERIFIED ANSWERS RATED 100% \2025-
2026\GRADED A+
Concepts promoting advocacy - ANWERS- patient and
professional autonomy
- patient and individual rights
- education and access to information
- voicelessness
- empowerment
- personal value system/moral distress
- patient dignity/safety/centered care
Define policy - ANWERSAction taken to address an issue
If private its local, if public its state/federal
,Define power - ANWERSStrength/force used, by itself it is
nothing
Define authority - ANWERSPerceived right to exert
power
Define influence - ANWERSHaving both authority and
power
OSHA - ANWERSOccupational Safety and Health
Administration
ACA - ANWERSAffordable Care Act (Obama Care)
HIPAA - ANWERSHealth Information Portability and
Accountability Act
PSDA - ANWERSPatient Self-Determination Act
,According to the Newborn's and Mother's Health
Protection Act, how long can a mother stay in the
hospital after a vaginal birth? C-section? -
ANWERSVaginal - 48 hours
C-section - 96 hours
AHRQ - ANWERSAgency for Healthcare, Research, and
Quality
What does it mean to be healthy? - ANWERSState of
complete physical, mental, and social well-being, not
only the absence of disease; its defined by one's owns
personality, values, and morals
What are the six dimensions of health? -
ANWERSEmotional - coping mechanisms, regulating,
medicated
Intellectual - chronic illness, capacity to understand
Spiritual - faith in oneself, comfortable with/without,
identify outside of self
, Occupational - gainfully employed, feel fulfilled in work,
work life
Social - belonging in a group
Physical - body, anatomy, do what you want
Define holistic health model - ANWERSMind, body, spirit
of the patient is being considered as they are an expert
on themselves, responsible and empowered to maintain
health/recover from illness
What theory was Pender's? - ANWERSHealth promotion,
advocating for patients, prevent illnesses
What theory was Orem's - ANWERSDisease processes,
health care deficits, it's the nurses job to do what the
patient can't do
Define health promotion - ANWERSThe proactive,
protective view of health, managing healthy bodies to
maintain and achieve higher levels of wellness,
maintains/enhances current health
