SOCCER REFEREE TEST CERTIFICATION
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◍ role of case management: NCLEX: explore resources available.
Answer: to assist the client with achieving or maintaining independence
◍ What are the ethical/legal competencies a nurse must understand?.
Answer: Understanding legal boundaries, staying within scope of practice,
and owning personal strengths and weaknesses.
◍ What is included in the knowledge base of a nurse?.
Answer: The ability to draw upon a body of nursing knowledge and
evidence.
◍ greatest disadvantage of total patient care:.
Answer: - occurs when the nurse is inadequately prepared to provide total
care to the patient
◍ traditional care models: total patient care:.
Answer: - the oldest mode of organizing patient care- sometimes known as
primary care- nurses assume total responsibility for meeting the needs of all
assigned patients during their time on duty- it is still widely used in hospitals
and home health agencies
◍ What are the components of thoughtful person-centered practice?.
Answer: The person, the professional nurse, reflective practice leading to
personal learning, clinical reasoning, judgment, and decision making,
person-centered nursing process, and the nurse's action in response to
individual clinical need.
◍ What are the essential features that define nursing according to the ANA?.
, Answer: 1. Caring relationship 2. Responses to health and illness 3.
Integration of assessment data 4. Application of scientific knowledge 5.
Advancement of professional nursing knowledge through scholarly inquiry
6. Influence on social and public policy to promote social justice 7.
Assurance of safe, quality, and evidence-based practice.
◍ What are the three approaches to problem solving in nursing?.
Answer: 1. Trial and error 2. Scientific method (e.g., nursing process) 3.
Intuitive approach.
◍ What is the definition of caring as per the International Association of
Human Caring?.
Answer: There is no universally accepted definition of caring, but it includes
talking and listening to patients, patient advocacy, timely comfort, and
ensuring a safe environment.
◍ what families want:.
Answer: - to know the prognosis- to talk with the nurse each day- to know
how the patient was being treated- to know why things are being done for
the patient- to be called at home about changes in the patient's condition - to
receive information about the patient daily- to know about specific facts
about the patient's condition- to know about transfer or discharge plans
◍ focus of case management nursing:.
Answer: - focus is on individual clients, not populations of clients
◍ What model is associated with clinical judgment in nursing?.
Answer: The Tanner Model.
◍ selecting the optimum mode of organizing patient care:.
Answer: - the knowledge and skill required for particular activities with
specific populations should always be the true driver in determining
appropriate care delivery models
◍ newer healthcare delivery models and nursing roles:.
Answer: - nurse navigators- clinical nurse-leaders- synergy model- nurses
working in settings that embrace person/ family-centered care
SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◍ role of case management: NCLEX: explore resources available.
Answer: to assist the client with achieving or maintaining independence
◍ What are the ethical/legal competencies a nurse must understand?.
Answer: Understanding legal boundaries, staying within scope of practice,
and owning personal strengths and weaknesses.
◍ What is included in the knowledge base of a nurse?.
Answer: The ability to draw upon a body of nursing knowledge and
evidence.
◍ greatest disadvantage of total patient care:.
Answer: - occurs when the nurse is inadequately prepared to provide total
care to the patient
◍ traditional care models: total patient care:.
Answer: - the oldest mode of organizing patient care- sometimes known as
primary care- nurses assume total responsibility for meeting the needs of all
assigned patients during their time on duty- it is still widely used in hospitals
and home health agencies
◍ What are the components of thoughtful person-centered practice?.
Answer: The person, the professional nurse, reflective practice leading to
personal learning, clinical reasoning, judgment, and decision making,
person-centered nursing process, and the nurse's action in response to
individual clinical need.
◍ What are the essential features that define nursing according to the ANA?.
, Answer: 1. Caring relationship 2. Responses to health and illness 3.
Integration of assessment data 4. Application of scientific knowledge 5.
Advancement of professional nursing knowledge through scholarly inquiry
6. Influence on social and public policy to promote social justice 7.
Assurance of safe, quality, and evidence-based practice.
◍ What are the three approaches to problem solving in nursing?.
Answer: 1. Trial and error 2. Scientific method (e.g., nursing process) 3.
Intuitive approach.
◍ What is the definition of caring as per the International Association of
Human Caring?.
Answer: There is no universally accepted definition of caring, but it includes
talking and listening to patients, patient advocacy, timely comfort, and
ensuring a safe environment.
◍ what families want:.
Answer: - to know the prognosis- to talk with the nurse each day- to know
how the patient was being treated- to know why things are being done for
the patient- to be called at home about changes in the patient's condition - to
receive information about the patient daily- to know about specific facts
about the patient's condition- to know about transfer or discharge plans
◍ focus of case management nursing:.
Answer: - focus is on individual clients, not populations of clients
◍ What model is associated with clinical judgment in nursing?.
Answer: The Tanner Model.
◍ selecting the optimum mode of organizing patient care:.
Answer: - the knowledge and skill required for particular activities with
specific populations should always be the true driver in determining
appropriate care delivery models
◍ newer healthcare delivery models and nursing roles:.
Answer: - nurse navigators- clinical nurse-leaders- synergy model- nurses
working in settings that embrace person/ family-centered care
