Exam 1: NUR210/ NUR 210 (Latest 2025/ 2026 Update) Transition to
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NUR 210 Exam 1 Practice
Which nursing action best demonstrates autonomy?
Educating a patient on deep-breathing exercises.
A nurse is legally and professionally responsible for the care provided. This describes:
Accountability
Which actions reflect the nurse's role as a caregiver?
Managing symptoms, Providing evidence-based care, Promoting independence
Which example best illustrates the nurse's role as a patient advocate?
Questioning a medication dosage that seems unsafe.
True/False? Effective communication is essential for patient safety, education, and
coordination of care.
True
Nurse managers are primarily responsible for:
Creating an environment for safe, quality care
Which is required to legally practice as a registered nurse?
Licensure (NCLEX-RN).
, Which are examples of continuing education benefits?
Keeps practice current, Specialization in practice areas, Improves patient care, Teaches new
skills
Which nurse best represents Benner's competent level?
A nurse with 2-3 years in the same role.
Which statement best describes a proficient nurse?
Sees the patient situation as a whole.
The Nurse Practice Act is enforced by:
State Board of Nursing.
True/False? The Nurse Practice Act primarily exists to protect nurses.
False
Which step of the nursing process involves analyzing assessment data?
Diagnosis.
Which phase of ADPIE includes health teaching and promotion?
Implementation.
Which are Standards of Professional Performance?
Ethics, Advocacy, Leadership, Resource stewardship
The nursing Code of Ethics primarily guides:
Practice-Capstone | Review with Questions and Verified Answers|
100% Correct| Grade A – Fortis
NUR 210 Exam 1 Practice
Which nursing action best demonstrates autonomy?
Educating a patient on deep-breathing exercises.
A nurse is legally and professionally responsible for the care provided. This describes:
Accountability
Which actions reflect the nurse's role as a caregiver?
Managing symptoms, Providing evidence-based care, Promoting independence
Which example best illustrates the nurse's role as a patient advocate?
Questioning a medication dosage that seems unsafe.
True/False? Effective communication is essential for patient safety, education, and
coordination of care.
True
Nurse managers are primarily responsible for:
Creating an environment for safe, quality care
Which is required to legally practice as a registered nurse?
Licensure (NCLEX-RN).
, Which are examples of continuing education benefits?
Keeps practice current, Specialization in practice areas, Improves patient care, Teaches new
skills
Which nurse best represents Benner's competent level?
A nurse with 2-3 years in the same role.
Which statement best describes a proficient nurse?
Sees the patient situation as a whole.
The Nurse Practice Act is enforced by:
State Board of Nursing.
True/False? The Nurse Practice Act primarily exists to protect nurses.
False
Which step of the nursing process involves analyzing assessment data?
Diagnosis.
Which phase of ADPIE includes health teaching and promotion?
Implementation.
Which are Standards of Professional Performance?
Ethics, Advocacy, Leadership, Resource stewardship
The nursing Code of Ethics primarily guides:
