PN4001 FINAL REVIEW | QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | 2026 UPDATE 100% CORRECT
ALREADY GRADED A+
Evidence - ANSWERS-Information derived from research or clinical data to
support decisions. Example: Using a peer-reviewed study to choose the best
treatment for pressure ulcers.
Health - ANSWERS-A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-
being, not merely the absence of disease. Example: A patient maintaining a
balanced diet and regular exercise.
Healthcare Team - ANSWERS-A group of professionals with diverse roles
collaborating to deliver patient care. Example: A care team including nurses,
social workers, and occupational therapists.
Health Promotion - ANSWERS-Activities aimed at improving health and
preventing disease. Example: Teaching a smoking cessation class.
Judgment - ANSWERS-Using knowledge and experience to make decisions in
patient care. Example: Deciding to call a code blue for a patient in
respiratory distress.
Knowledge - ANSWERS-Information and understanding gained through
education and experience. Example: A nurse understanding
pharmacokinetics to safely administer medications.
Limits and Conditions - ANSWERS-Restrictions placed on a healthcare
professional's practice by regulations or policies. Example: LPNs being
restricted from administering certain IV medications.
, Assault - ANSWERS-Threatening or attempting harm without consent.
Example: A nurse raising their hand in anger toward a patient.
Collaboration - ANSWERS-The process of healthcare professionals working
together to provide the best patient care. Example: A nurse, doctor, and
pharmacist coordinating a medication plan for a diabetic patient.
Competence - ANSWERS-The ability to perform duties effectively, safely, and
ethically. Example: A nurse performing a sterile dressing change correctly.
Competencies - ANSWERS-A set of skills, knowledge, and abilities required to
practice safely and effectively. Example: Communication, critical thinking,
and technical skills for nursing practice.
Consent - ANSWERS-A patient's voluntary agreement to a treatment or
procedure after receiving all necessary information. Example: A patient
signing a form before surgery.
Critical Thinking - ANSWERS-The ability to analyze information, evaluate
options, and make sound decisions in complex situations. Example: A nurse
deciding to escalate care for a patient with worsening symptoms.
Decision Support Tools - ANSWERS-Tools used to guide healthcare providers
in making clinical decisions. Example: A sepsis protocol chart in the
emergency department.
Delegation - ANSWERS-Assigning tasks to another healthcare provider while
retaining responsibility for the outcome. Example: An RN assigning an LPN to
administer oral medications.
ANSWERS | 2026 UPDATE 100% CORRECT
ALREADY GRADED A+
Evidence - ANSWERS-Information derived from research or clinical data to
support decisions. Example: Using a peer-reviewed study to choose the best
treatment for pressure ulcers.
Health - ANSWERS-A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-
being, not merely the absence of disease. Example: A patient maintaining a
balanced diet and regular exercise.
Healthcare Team - ANSWERS-A group of professionals with diverse roles
collaborating to deliver patient care. Example: A care team including nurses,
social workers, and occupational therapists.
Health Promotion - ANSWERS-Activities aimed at improving health and
preventing disease. Example: Teaching a smoking cessation class.
Judgment - ANSWERS-Using knowledge and experience to make decisions in
patient care. Example: Deciding to call a code blue for a patient in
respiratory distress.
Knowledge - ANSWERS-Information and understanding gained through
education and experience. Example: A nurse understanding
pharmacokinetics to safely administer medications.
Limits and Conditions - ANSWERS-Restrictions placed on a healthcare
professional's practice by regulations or policies. Example: LPNs being
restricted from administering certain IV medications.
, Assault - ANSWERS-Threatening or attempting harm without consent.
Example: A nurse raising their hand in anger toward a patient.
Collaboration - ANSWERS-The process of healthcare professionals working
together to provide the best patient care. Example: A nurse, doctor, and
pharmacist coordinating a medication plan for a diabetic patient.
Competence - ANSWERS-The ability to perform duties effectively, safely, and
ethically. Example: A nurse performing a sterile dressing change correctly.
Competencies - ANSWERS-A set of skills, knowledge, and abilities required to
practice safely and effectively. Example: Communication, critical thinking,
and technical skills for nursing practice.
Consent - ANSWERS-A patient's voluntary agreement to a treatment or
procedure after receiving all necessary information. Example: A patient
signing a form before surgery.
Critical Thinking - ANSWERS-The ability to analyze information, evaluate
options, and make sound decisions in complex situations. Example: A nurse
deciding to escalate care for a patient with worsening symptoms.
Decision Support Tools - ANSWERS-Tools used to guide healthcare providers
in making clinical decisions. Example: A sepsis protocol chart in the
emergency department.
Delegation - ANSWERS-Assigning tasks to another healthcare provider while
retaining responsibility for the outcome. Example: An RN assigning an LPN to
administer oral medications.
