FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING ACTUAL
TEST PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
● licensure. Answer: to be given a license to practice nursing in a state
or province after successfully meeting requirements
● nursing practice act. Answer: The law that defines and regulates the
practice of nursing in the United States.
● nursing. Answer: profession that focuses on the holistic person
receiving healthcare services and provides a unique contribution to the
prevention of illness and maintenance of health
● science of nursing. Answer: the knowledge base for care that is
provided
● art of nursing. Answer: is the skilled application of that knowledge to
help people reach maximum quality of life and health.. ie some people
can never be healthy due to a terminal illness but a nurse can help them
maximize quality of life.
● nursing process. Answer: Systematic problem-solving method by
which nurses individualize care for each client. The five steps of the
, nursing process are assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation,
and evaluation.
● profession. Answer: occupation that meets specific criteria including a
well defined body of specific and unique knowledge ,a code of standards
and ethics, ongoing research and autonomy
● reciprocity. Answer: system that allows a nurse in one state to obtain a
license in another state without retesting.
● standards. Answer: rules or guidelines that allow nurses to carry out
professional roles, serving as protection for the nurse, the patient, and
the institution where healthcare is given.
● Historic background of nursing. Answer: Early civilizations believed
that illness had supernatural origin.Good spirits brought health , evil
spirits brought sickness the medicine man was the physician and the
mother was the nurse.
Time passed and the Temples and high priest was the physician -Illness
was created by sin. Gods displeasure the word disease literally means
disease.
Nurses were slaves to the high priest
Early Christian times nurses had a more formal role deaconesses made
the first organized visits to the sick .
TEST PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
● licensure. Answer: to be given a license to practice nursing in a state
or province after successfully meeting requirements
● nursing practice act. Answer: The law that defines and regulates the
practice of nursing in the United States.
● nursing. Answer: profession that focuses on the holistic person
receiving healthcare services and provides a unique contribution to the
prevention of illness and maintenance of health
● science of nursing. Answer: the knowledge base for care that is
provided
● art of nursing. Answer: is the skilled application of that knowledge to
help people reach maximum quality of life and health.. ie some people
can never be healthy due to a terminal illness but a nurse can help them
maximize quality of life.
● nursing process. Answer: Systematic problem-solving method by
which nurses individualize care for each client. The five steps of the
, nursing process are assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation,
and evaluation.
● profession. Answer: occupation that meets specific criteria including a
well defined body of specific and unique knowledge ,a code of standards
and ethics, ongoing research and autonomy
● reciprocity. Answer: system that allows a nurse in one state to obtain a
license in another state without retesting.
● standards. Answer: rules or guidelines that allow nurses to carry out
professional roles, serving as protection for the nurse, the patient, and
the institution where healthcare is given.
● Historic background of nursing. Answer: Early civilizations believed
that illness had supernatural origin.Good spirits brought health , evil
spirits brought sickness the medicine man was the physician and the
mother was the nurse.
Time passed and the Temples and high priest was the physician -Illness
was created by sin. Gods displeasure the word disease literally means
disease.
Nurses were slaves to the high priest
Early Christian times nurses had a more formal role deaconesses made
the first organized visits to the sick .
