TEST BANK FOR NURSING LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FOR THE LPN LVN
6TH EDITION BY DAHLKEMPER 100% & Graded A+
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,TEST BANK FOR NURSING LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FOR THE LPN LVN
6TH EDITION BY DAHLKEMPER 100% & Graded A+
Chapter 1: Historical Perspective and Current Trends
Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
1. The nursing\ student\ predominantly\ uses\ knowledge\ about\ the\ history\of\ nursing\ for\ what\ purpose?
1. To\ understand\ the\ professional\ choices\ open\ to\ the\ student
2. To\ prevent\ making\ medication\ errors\ in\ practice
3. To\determine\ what\ geographical\ area\ is\ the\ best\ place\ to\ practice
4. To\ reduce\ the\ cost\ of\ delivering\ quality\healthcare
\ \ 2.\ The\ nurse\ is\ working\ in\ an\ underdeveloped\ country\ and\ observes\ the\ natives\ lighting\ ritual\
fires\ and\ pounding\ on\ primitive\ drums\ around\ the\ sick\ person\ to\ promote\ recovery.\ The\ nurse\
interprets\ this\ behavior\ as\ indicating\ the\ natives\ believe\ illness\ results\ from\ what?
1. Pathogens\ and\ genetics
2. Evil\ spirits
3. Tides\ and\ planets
4. Plants\ and\ animals
\ \ 3.\ The\ person\ credited\ with\ making\ a\ written\ record\ of\ healthcare\ practices\ and\ removing\ the\
mythical\ aspect\ of\ healthcare\ is\ who?
1. Hammurabi
2. Florence\Nightingale
3. Hippocrates
4. Apollo
\ 4.\ Who\ served\ as\ the\ first\ public\ health\ nurses,\ caring\ for\ the\ sick\ and\ the\ poor?
1. The\ Presbyterian\ Church
2. Salerno
3. Jewish\ scholars
4. Convent\ deaconesses
\ 5.\ What\ is\ a\ crucial\ issue\ the\ nurse\ working\ in\ the\ late\ industrialization\ era\ would\ need\ to\ address\
in\ order\ to\ promote\ health?
1. Reducing\ spread\ of\ infection
2. Reducing\ sedentary\lifestyle
3. Teaching\ proper\ use\ of\ medications
4. Teaching\ use\ of\ car\ seats
,TEST BANK FOR NURSING LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FOR THE LPN LVN
6TH EDITION BY DAHLKEMPER 100% & Graded A+
\ 6.\ What\ types\ of\ skills\ would\ a\ nursing\ student\ learn\ while\ attending\ Kaiserworth\
Deaconess\ Institution\ in\ 1836?
1. Administering\ immunizations
2. Assisting\in\ surgery
3. Washing\ and\ changing\ bed\ linens
4. Developing\ a\ plan\ of\ care
\ 7.\ The\ nurse\ demonstrates\ Florence\ Nightingale’s\ theory\of\ nursing\ with\ what\ intervention?
1. Respecting\ the\ patient’s\ culture\ and\ incorporating\ cultural\ needs\ in\ the\ plan\ of\ care
2. Promoting\ good\ health\ and\ treating\ those\ who\ are\ ill\ in\ a\ holistic\ manner
3. Understanding\ how\ to\ motivate\ people\ to\ practice\ a\ healthy\lifestyle\ and\ reduce\
risks
4. Teaching\other\ nurses\ how\ to\ deliver\ the\ highest\ quality\of\ nursing\ care.
\ 8.\ What\ action\ performed\ by\the\ nurse\ directly\ resulted\ from\ the\ contribution\ made\ by\ Linda\ Richards?
1. Using\ an\ antiseptic\ before\ administering\ an\ injection
2. Exploring\ the\ psychosocial\ needs\ of\ the\ patient
3. Documenting\ patient\ care\ in\ the\ medical\ record
4. Listening\ to\ a\ patient\ describe\ his\ or\ her\ condition
\ 9.\ After\ graduating\ from\ nursing\ school,\ the\ graduate\ takes\ a\ licensure\ examination\ as\ the\ result\
of\ what\ nurse’s\ contribution?
1. Florence\Nightingale
2. Mary\Adelaid\ Nutting
3. Lavinia\ L.\ Dock
4. Isabel\ Hampton\ Robb
\ 10.\ In\ addition\ to\ caring\ for\ the\ sick,\ what\ other\ skills\ would\ the\ first\ LPN\ students\ learn\ when\
attending\ the\ Ballard\ School\ in\ New\ York\ in\ 1893?
1. Political\ advocacy
2. Homemaking
3. Communication
4. Carpentry
\ 11.\ The\ nurse\ responds\ to\ an\ alarm\ on\ a\ pulse\ oximeter\ and\ sees\ the\ patient’s\ oxygen\ saturation\ is\
reading\ 38%.\ The\ nurse\ observes\ the\ patient,\ noting\ a\ respiratory\ rate\ of\ 12\ breaths\ per\ minute,\ pink\
mucous\ membranes,\ and\ easy\ regular\ respirations.\ The\ nurse\ concludes\ the\ pulse\ oximeter\ is\ not\
reading\ accurately.\ Whose\ theory\ of\ nursing\ is\ this\ nurse\ demonstrating?
1. Annie\ Goodrich
, TEST BANK FOR NURSING LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FOR THE LPN LVN
6TH EDITION BY DAHLKEMPER 100% & Graded A+
2. Lillian\D.\Wald
3. Florence\Nightingale
4. Linda\ Richards
\ 12.\ What\ statement\ describes\ Florence\ Nightingale’s\ beliefs\ about\ nursing?
1. Practicing\ nurses\ should\ be\ licensed.
2. Promotion\ of\ good\ health\ and\ treating\ the\ ill\ are\ nursing\ priorities.
3. Nurses\ could\ simultaneously\have\ a\ career\ and\ a\ marriage.
4. Organisms\ cause\ infection.
\ 13.\ What\ was\ Mary\Eliza\ Mahoney’s\ contribution\ to\ nursing?
1. She\ organized\ the\ first\ visiting\ nurse\ association.
2. She\ founded\ the\ American\ Journal\ of\ Nursing.
3. She\ founded\ the\ National\ League\ of\ Nursing.
4. She\worked\ for\ the\ acceptance\ of\African\Americans\ into\ the\ nursing\ profession.
\ 14.\ What\ professional\ organization\ was\ the\ first\ to\ focus\ on\ licensed\ practical\ nurses\ (LPNs)?
1. National\Association\ for\Practical\ Nurse\ Education\ and\ Services\ (NAPNES)
2. National\ Federation\ of\ Licensed\ Practical\ Nurses\ (NFLPN)
3. National\ League\ for\ Nursing\ (NLN)
4. American\Nurses\Association\(ANA)
\ 15.\ What\ statement\ accurately\describes\ the\ NFLPN?
1. It\ represents\ both\ registered\ nurses\ (RNs)\ and\ LPNs.
2. It\ represents\ LPNs/LVNs\ only.
3. It\ is\ open\ to\ anyone\ interested\ in\ nursing.
4. It\ is\ open\ to\ anyone\ in\ the\ healthcare\ field.
\ 16.\ What\ organizations\ represent\ only\LPNs/LVNs?
1. ANA\and\ NLN
2. NFLPN\ and\ NLN
3. NAPNES\ and\ NFLPN
4. NAPNES\ and\ANA
\ 17.\ The\ nurse\ working\ in\ mental\ health\ nursing\ honors\ what\ historical\ nurse\ for\ working\ to\ improve\
care\ of\ the\ mentally\ ill?
1. Clara\ Barton
2. Florence\Nightingale
6TH EDITION BY DAHLKEMPER 100% & Graded A+
g
,TEST BANK FOR NURSING LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FOR THE LPN LVN
6TH EDITION BY DAHLKEMPER 100% & Graded A+
Chapter 1: Historical Perspective and Current Trends
Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
1. The nursing\ student\ predominantly\ uses\ knowledge\ about\ the\ history\of\ nursing\ for\ what\ purpose?
1. To\ understand\ the\ professional\ choices\ open\ to\ the\ student
2. To\ prevent\ making\ medication\ errors\ in\ practice
3. To\determine\ what\ geographical\ area\ is\ the\ best\ place\ to\ practice
4. To\ reduce\ the\ cost\ of\ delivering\ quality\healthcare
\ \ 2.\ The\ nurse\ is\ working\ in\ an\ underdeveloped\ country\ and\ observes\ the\ natives\ lighting\ ritual\
fires\ and\ pounding\ on\ primitive\ drums\ around\ the\ sick\ person\ to\ promote\ recovery.\ The\ nurse\
interprets\ this\ behavior\ as\ indicating\ the\ natives\ believe\ illness\ results\ from\ what?
1. Pathogens\ and\ genetics
2. Evil\ spirits
3. Tides\ and\ planets
4. Plants\ and\ animals
\ \ 3.\ The\ person\ credited\ with\ making\ a\ written\ record\ of\ healthcare\ practices\ and\ removing\ the\
mythical\ aspect\ of\ healthcare\ is\ who?
1. Hammurabi
2. Florence\Nightingale
3. Hippocrates
4. Apollo
\ 4.\ Who\ served\ as\ the\ first\ public\ health\ nurses,\ caring\ for\ the\ sick\ and\ the\ poor?
1. The\ Presbyterian\ Church
2. Salerno
3. Jewish\ scholars
4. Convent\ deaconesses
\ 5.\ What\ is\ a\ crucial\ issue\ the\ nurse\ working\ in\ the\ late\ industrialization\ era\ would\ need\ to\ address\
in\ order\ to\ promote\ health?
1. Reducing\ spread\ of\ infection
2. Reducing\ sedentary\lifestyle
3. Teaching\ proper\ use\ of\ medications
4. Teaching\ use\ of\ car\ seats
,TEST BANK FOR NURSING LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FOR THE LPN LVN
6TH EDITION BY DAHLKEMPER 100% & Graded A+
\ 6.\ What\ types\ of\ skills\ would\ a\ nursing\ student\ learn\ while\ attending\ Kaiserworth\
Deaconess\ Institution\ in\ 1836?
1. Administering\ immunizations
2. Assisting\in\ surgery
3. Washing\ and\ changing\ bed\ linens
4. Developing\ a\ plan\ of\ care
\ 7.\ The\ nurse\ demonstrates\ Florence\ Nightingale’s\ theory\of\ nursing\ with\ what\ intervention?
1. Respecting\ the\ patient’s\ culture\ and\ incorporating\ cultural\ needs\ in\ the\ plan\ of\ care
2. Promoting\ good\ health\ and\ treating\ those\ who\ are\ ill\ in\ a\ holistic\ manner
3. Understanding\ how\ to\ motivate\ people\ to\ practice\ a\ healthy\lifestyle\ and\ reduce\
risks
4. Teaching\other\ nurses\ how\ to\ deliver\ the\ highest\ quality\of\ nursing\ care.
\ 8.\ What\ action\ performed\ by\the\ nurse\ directly\ resulted\ from\ the\ contribution\ made\ by\ Linda\ Richards?
1. Using\ an\ antiseptic\ before\ administering\ an\ injection
2. Exploring\ the\ psychosocial\ needs\ of\ the\ patient
3. Documenting\ patient\ care\ in\ the\ medical\ record
4. Listening\ to\ a\ patient\ describe\ his\ or\ her\ condition
\ 9.\ After\ graduating\ from\ nursing\ school,\ the\ graduate\ takes\ a\ licensure\ examination\ as\ the\ result\
of\ what\ nurse’s\ contribution?
1. Florence\Nightingale
2. Mary\Adelaid\ Nutting
3. Lavinia\ L.\ Dock
4. Isabel\ Hampton\ Robb
\ 10.\ In\ addition\ to\ caring\ for\ the\ sick,\ what\ other\ skills\ would\ the\ first\ LPN\ students\ learn\ when\
attending\ the\ Ballard\ School\ in\ New\ York\ in\ 1893?
1. Political\ advocacy
2. Homemaking
3. Communication
4. Carpentry
\ 11.\ The\ nurse\ responds\ to\ an\ alarm\ on\ a\ pulse\ oximeter\ and\ sees\ the\ patient’s\ oxygen\ saturation\ is\
reading\ 38%.\ The\ nurse\ observes\ the\ patient,\ noting\ a\ respiratory\ rate\ of\ 12\ breaths\ per\ minute,\ pink\
mucous\ membranes,\ and\ easy\ regular\ respirations.\ The\ nurse\ concludes\ the\ pulse\ oximeter\ is\ not\
reading\ accurately.\ Whose\ theory\ of\ nursing\ is\ this\ nurse\ demonstrating?
1. Annie\ Goodrich
, TEST BANK FOR NURSING LEADERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE FOR THE LPN LVN
6TH EDITION BY DAHLKEMPER 100% & Graded A+
2. Lillian\D.\Wald
3. Florence\Nightingale
4. Linda\ Richards
\ 12.\ What\ statement\ describes\ Florence\ Nightingale’s\ beliefs\ about\ nursing?
1. Practicing\ nurses\ should\ be\ licensed.
2. Promotion\ of\ good\ health\ and\ treating\ the\ ill\ are\ nursing\ priorities.
3. Nurses\ could\ simultaneously\have\ a\ career\ and\ a\ marriage.
4. Organisms\ cause\ infection.
\ 13.\ What\ was\ Mary\Eliza\ Mahoney’s\ contribution\ to\ nursing?
1. She\ organized\ the\ first\ visiting\ nurse\ association.
2. She\ founded\ the\ American\ Journal\ of\ Nursing.
3. She\ founded\ the\ National\ League\ of\ Nursing.
4. She\worked\ for\ the\ acceptance\ of\African\Americans\ into\ the\ nursing\ profession.
\ 14.\ What\ professional\ organization\ was\ the\ first\ to\ focus\ on\ licensed\ practical\ nurses\ (LPNs)?
1. National\Association\ for\Practical\ Nurse\ Education\ and\ Services\ (NAPNES)
2. National\ Federation\ of\ Licensed\ Practical\ Nurses\ (NFLPN)
3. National\ League\ for\ Nursing\ (NLN)
4. American\Nurses\Association\(ANA)
\ 15.\ What\ statement\ accurately\describes\ the\ NFLPN?
1. It\ represents\ both\ registered\ nurses\ (RNs)\ and\ LPNs.
2. It\ represents\ LPNs/LVNs\ only.
3. It\ is\ open\ to\ anyone\ interested\ in\ nursing.
4. It\ is\ open\ to\ anyone\ in\ the\ healthcare\ field.
\ 16.\ What\ organizations\ represent\ only\LPNs/LVNs?
1. ANA\and\ NLN
2. NFLPN\ and\ NLN
3. NAPNES\ and\ NFLPN
4. NAPNES\ and\ANA
\ 17.\ The\ nurse\ working\ in\ mental\ health\ nursing\ honors\ what\ historical\ nurse\ for\ working\ to\ improve\
care\ of\ the\ mentally\ ill?
1. Clara\ Barton
2. Florence\Nightingale
