NURSING QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS
1. Accountability & Responsibility correct answer •accounting for ones actions
and being held answerable to someone
•being reliable and dependable
1. Assessment correct answer Collect data about the client's condition
1. Respect for Autonomy correct answer •refers to a person's independence
•right of client to refuse or accept treatment
2 basic theoretical approaches in the study of ethics correct answer 1.
Teleological: anticipated outcomes of actions
2. Deontological: balancing rights and duties; focused on rules
2. Beneficence correct answer •doing or promoting good for others
•protect clients from harm and promote their welfare
2. Diagnosis correct answer Interpret data and formulate nursing diagnoses
2. Specialized Body of Knowledge correct answer •nurse attains, maintains, and
enhances her or his abilities by using diverse sources of knowledge and ways of
knowing
•integration of nursing knowledge with knowledge from science, humanitarians,
research, ethics, spirituality, experience, and critical inquiry
,3. Competent Application of Knowledge correct answer •Makes decisions about
actual or potential problems and strengths, plans and performs interventions, and
evaluates outcomes.
•integration and application of knowledge, skills, attitude and judgement
required for safe, ethical and appropriate performance in an individual's nursing
practice
3. Non-maleficence correct answer •avoidance of harm or hurt
•commitment to do no harm or provide the least harmful interventions
3. Outcomes (Goals) correct answer Identify expected outcomes that are realistic
and measurable
4 Major determinants of Health correct answer 1974: LaLonde Report
•Lifestyle
•Environment
•Human Biology
•Health Care Organization
4. Code of Ethics correct answer •Adheres to the ethical standards of the nursing
profession
•fundamental disposition of the nurse toward what is good and right and action
toward what the nurse recognizes or believes to be the best good in a particular
situation
4. Justice correct answer •fairness
•everyone has certain rights (eg 5 principles of the Canada Health Act)
, 4. Planning correct answer Determine priorities, develop outcomes, and identify
interventions
5 key work situation contributors to Burnout correct answer •Ambiguity - unclear
goals or expectations
•No-win - satisfaction can't be met
•Role overload - can't say no
•Role conflict - a feeling of being pulled in many directions
•Underpaid hardwork - a feeling of inadequately recognized efforts
5. Implementation correct answer Perform the nursing actions identified in the
planning
5. Provision of Service in the Public interest correct answer Provides nursing
services and collaborates with other members of the health care team in
providing health care services.
6. Evaluation correct answer Determine if goals met and outcomes achieved
6. Self-regulation correct answer Assumes primary responsibility for maintaining
competence and fitness to practice.
1629 Port Royal, Acadia (Annapolis Royal, NS) correct answer First "FORMAL"
nurses are male attendants who tend to the sick at an established "sick bay"
Jesuit Priest also care for the sick, helping them with missionary work.
1. Accountability & Responsibility correct answer •accounting for ones actions
and being held answerable to someone
•being reliable and dependable
1. Assessment correct answer Collect data about the client's condition
1. Respect for Autonomy correct answer •refers to a person's independence
•right of client to refuse or accept treatment
2 basic theoretical approaches in the study of ethics correct answer 1.
Teleological: anticipated outcomes of actions
2. Deontological: balancing rights and duties; focused on rules
2. Beneficence correct answer •doing or promoting good for others
•protect clients from harm and promote their welfare
2. Diagnosis correct answer Interpret data and formulate nursing diagnoses
2. Specialized Body of Knowledge correct answer •nurse attains, maintains, and
enhances her or his abilities by using diverse sources of knowledge and ways of
knowing
•integration of nursing knowledge with knowledge from science, humanitarians,
research, ethics, spirituality, experience, and critical inquiry
,3. Competent Application of Knowledge correct answer •Makes decisions about
actual or potential problems and strengths, plans and performs interventions, and
evaluates outcomes.
•integration and application of knowledge, skills, attitude and judgement
required for safe, ethical and appropriate performance in an individual's nursing
practice
3. Non-maleficence correct answer •avoidance of harm or hurt
•commitment to do no harm or provide the least harmful interventions
3. Outcomes (Goals) correct answer Identify expected outcomes that are realistic
and measurable
4 Major determinants of Health correct answer 1974: LaLonde Report
•Lifestyle
•Environment
•Human Biology
•Health Care Organization
4. Code of Ethics correct answer •Adheres to the ethical standards of the nursing
profession
•fundamental disposition of the nurse toward what is good and right and action
toward what the nurse recognizes or believes to be the best good in a particular
situation
4. Justice correct answer •fairness
•everyone has certain rights (eg 5 principles of the Canada Health Act)
, 4. Planning correct answer Determine priorities, develop outcomes, and identify
interventions
5 key work situation contributors to Burnout correct answer •Ambiguity - unclear
goals or expectations
•No-win - satisfaction can't be met
•Role overload - can't say no
•Role conflict - a feeling of being pulled in many directions
•Underpaid hardwork - a feeling of inadequately recognized efforts
5. Implementation correct answer Perform the nursing actions identified in the
planning
5. Provision of Service in the Public interest correct answer Provides nursing
services and collaborates with other members of the health care team in
providing health care services.
6. Evaluation correct answer Determine if goals met and outcomes achieved
6. Self-regulation correct answer Assumes primary responsibility for maintaining
competence and fitness to practice.
1629 Port Royal, Acadia (Annapolis Royal, NS) correct answer First "FORMAL"
nurses are male attendants who tend to the sick at an established "sick bay"
Jesuit Priest also care for the sick, helping them with missionary work.
