[NSG 110 Exam 1]
NSG 110: Exam 1
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1. 4 things nurses promote health, prevent illness, restore health, facilitate coping
do
2. Roles of Nurses caregiver, communicator, teacher/educator, counselor, leader, researcher, advo-
cate, collaborator.
3. how do nurses By identifying, analyzing, and maximizing each patient's own individual strengths
promote health? as components
4. Factors that af- genetics, cognitive abilities, education level, race/ethnicity/culture, age and bio-
fect health logical sex, developmental level, socioeconomic status, health literacy
5. How do nurses health assessments in institutions/clinics/community settings
prevent illness? reducing risks
promoting good health habits
patient education: educational programs in specific areas
6. how do nurses - Performing assessments
restore health? - providing direct care
- collaborating with other professionals
- planning/teaching and carrying out rehabilitation for illnesses
- focusing on the person with an illness
7. how do nurses - maximizing a person's strengths and potential through teaching and referral to
facilitate coping? community support systems
- patient, family, caregiver support
8. Values of nursing altruism, autonomy, human dignity, integrity, social justice, innovation, and excel-
lence
9. what is altruism concern for the welfare and well-being of others
10. what is autono- right to self-determination
my
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, [NSG 110 Exam 1]
NSG 110: Exam 1
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11. what is caring promoting health, healing, and hope in response to the human condition
12. what is diversity affirming the uniqueness of and differences among people, ideas, values, and
and inclusion ethnicities
13. what is human respect for the inherent worth and uniqueness of individuals and populations
dignity
14. what is social jus- upholding moral, legal, and humanistic principles
tice
15. what is integrity acting in accordance with an appropriate code of ethics and accepted standards
of practice
16. what is innova- bringing about new ideas, methods, or solutions that have a positive impact and
tion improve patient outcomes
17. what is excel- striving to provide the best care, co-creating and implementing transformative
lence strategies with daring ingenuity
18. how do nurs- competency, following established policies and procedures, professional devel-
es demonstrate opment, and professional image
professionalism
19. Who was Flo- Nurse during Crimean war and established the first training school for nurses
rence Nightin- - recognized nutrition is important to health
gale? - maintained accurate patient records
- established hospital standards
20. Who was Clara Founder of the red cross, nurse who worked on the battle fields of the civil war
Barton
21. Founder of one of the first midwifery schools in the US
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NSG 110: Exam 1
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who was Mary
Breckenridge
22. Thoughtful The person or patient:
Person-Centered -The professional nurse
Practice -Reflective practice leading to personal learning
-Clinical reasoning, judgment, and decision making
-The nurse's action in response to individual clinical need
-Person-centered nursing process (ADPIE)
23. purpose of the They enhance patient safety by focusing on current issues and developing effec-
national patient tive solutions.
safety goals?
24. who publishes The Joint Commission
national patient
safety goals
25. who is part of the nurses, physicians, pharmacists, clinical engineers
patient safety ad-
visory group
26. what are the Sentinel events, specific to setting (hospital/home care/ambulatory care/long
NPSG based on? term care)
27. What is a sentinel an unexpected occurrence involving death or serious physical or psychological
event injury
require investigation and response
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28. examples of sen- -Wrong patient
tinel events -Wrong site
-Wrong procedure
-Delay in treatment
-Suicide
-Operative or post-op complications
-Retention of foreign body
-Medication error
-Perinatal death or injury
-Criminal events
29. what are the - identify patients correctly
NPSG - improve staff communication
- Use medications safely
- Use alarms safely
- Prevent infection
- Identify patient safety risks
- improve health care equity-disparities in care
- prevent mistakes in surgery
30. how to identify 2 patient identifiers: name and medical record number
patients correctly
31. how to improve SBAR report (situation, background, assessment, and recommendations)
staff communica-
tion
32. how to use med- - label medications
ications safely - blood thinner safety
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NSG 110: Exam 1
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_hkp1un
1. 4 things nurses promote health, prevent illness, restore health, facilitate coping
do
2. Roles of Nurses caregiver, communicator, teacher/educator, counselor, leader, researcher, advo-
cate, collaborator.
3. how do nurses By identifying, analyzing, and maximizing each patient's own individual strengths
promote health? as components
4. Factors that af- genetics, cognitive abilities, education level, race/ethnicity/culture, age and bio-
fect health logical sex, developmental level, socioeconomic status, health literacy
5. How do nurses health assessments in institutions/clinics/community settings
prevent illness? reducing risks
promoting good health habits
patient education: educational programs in specific areas
6. how do nurses - Performing assessments
restore health? - providing direct care
- collaborating with other professionals
- planning/teaching and carrying out rehabilitation for illnesses
- focusing on the person with an illness
7. how do nurses - maximizing a person's strengths and potential through teaching and referral to
facilitate coping? community support systems
- patient, family, caregiver support
8. Values of nursing altruism, autonomy, human dignity, integrity, social justice, innovation, and excel-
lence
9. what is altruism concern for the welfare and well-being of others
10. what is autono- right to self-determination
my
4/16/2026, 4:58:38 PM 4/16/2026,:58:36 PM 4/16/2026, 4:58:34 PM
, [NSG 110 Exam 1]
NSG 110: Exam 1
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_hkp1un
11. what is caring promoting health, healing, and hope in response to the human condition
12. what is diversity affirming the uniqueness of and differences among people, ideas, values, and
and inclusion ethnicities
13. what is human respect for the inherent worth and uniqueness of individuals and populations
dignity
14. what is social jus- upholding moral, legal, and humanistic principles
tice
15. what is integrity acting in accordance with an appropriate code of ethics and accepted standards
of practice
16. what is innova- bringing about new ideas, methods, or solutions that have a positive impact and
tion improve patient outcomes
17. what is excel- striving to provide the best care, co-creating and implementing transformative
lence strategies with daring ingenuity
18. how do nurs- competency, following established policies and procedures, professional devel-
es demonstrate opment, and professional image
professionalism
19. Who was Flo- Nurse during Crimean war and established the first training school for nurses
rence Nightin- - recognized nutrition is important to health
gale? - maintained accurate patient records
- established hospital standards
20. Who was Clara Founder of the red cross, nurse who worked on the battle fields of the civil war
Barton
21. Founder of one of the first midwifery schools in the US
4/16/2026, 4:58:38 PM 4/16/2026,:58:36 PM 4/16/2026, 4:58:34 PM
, [NSG 110 Exam 1]
NSG 110: Exam 1
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_hkp1un
who was Mary
Breckenridge
22. Thoughtful The person or patient:
Person-Centered -The professional nurse
Practice -Reflective practice leading to personal learning
-Clinical reasoning, judgment, and decision making
-The nurse's action in response to individual clinical need
-Person-centered nursing process (ADPIE)
23. purpose of the They enhance patient safety by focusing on current issues and developing effec-
national patient tive solutions.
safety goals?
24. who publishes The Joint Commission
national patient
safety goals
25. who is part of the nurses, physicians, pharmacists, clinical engineers
patient safety ad-
visory group
26. what are the Sentinel events, specific to setting (hospital/home care/ambulatory care/long
NPSG based on? term care)
27. What is a sentinel an unexpected occurrence involving death or serious physical or psychological
event injury
require investigation and response
4/16/2026, 4:58:38 PM 4/16/2026,:58:36 PM 4/16/2026, 4:58:34 PM
, [NSG 110 Exam 1]
NSG 110: Exam 1
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_hkp1un
28. examples of sen- -Wrong patient
tinel events -Wrong site
-Wrong procedure
-Delay in treatment
-Suicide
-Operative or post-op complications
-Retention of foreign body
-Medication error
-Perinatal death or injury
-Criminal events
29. what are the - identify patients correctly
NPSG - improve staff communication
- Use medications safely
- Use alarms safely
- Prevent infection
- Identify patient safety risks
- improve health care equity-disparities in care
- prevent mistakes in surgery
30. how to identify 2 patient identifiers: name and medical record number
patients correctly
31. how to improve SBAR report (situation, background, assessment, and recommendations)
staff communica-
tion
32. how to use med- - label medications
ications safely - blood thinner safety
4/16/2026, 4:58:38 PM 4/16/2026,:58:36 PM 4/16/2026, 4:58:34 PM
