WALDEN UNIVERSITY NURS 6565 FINAL
EXAM 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS FULL SOLUTION
GRADED A+
⩥ clinical judgement. Answer: observing, comparing, contrasting, and
evaluating the client's condition to determine whether change has
occurred
⩥ critical thinking. Answer: collecting information, analyzing the
adequacy and accuracy of the information, and carefully considering
options for action
⩥ QSEN competencies. Answer: six areas of expertise that nursing
students are expected to acquire before graduation
⩥ QSEN competencies. Answer: -patient-centered care
-teamwork and collaboration
-evidence-based practice
-quality improvement
-safety
-informatics
,⩥ informatics. Answer: (QSEN) use information and technology to
communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate error, and support decision
making
⩥ International Council of Nurses. Answer: ICN
⩥ nursing. Answer: (ANA) the diagnosis and treatment of human
responses to actual and potential health problems
⩥ practical boundaries. Answer: the current state of knowledge and
research in a field -the facts that dictate safe practice
⩥ informal education. Answer: the gradual progression in skill an
clinical judgment that allows the nurse to advance in the profession
⩥ practical nursing. Answer: prepares nurses to provide bedside care to
clients
⩥ socialization. Answer: the informal education that occurs as you move
into your new profession. The knowledge gained from direct experience
⩥ state board of nursing. Answer: agency responsible for regulating
nursing practice
,⩥ American Nurses Association (ANA). Answer: the official
professional organization for nurses in the US
⩥ NLN (National League for Nursing). Answer: first nursing
organization with a goal to establish and maintain a universal standard of
education
⩥ International Council of Nursing. Answer: represents more than 13
million nurses/ 130 nations on a global level
⩥ case method. Answer: one-to-one care; one nurse provides all aspects
of care for one patient during a single shift
⩥ functional nursing. Answer: method of care assigning specific tasks to
each team member
⩥ team nursing. Answer: What nursing care system has an RN as a team
leader who assigns tasks to the other team members and coordinates care
for a group of patients?
⩥ primary nursing. Answer: one nurse manages care for a group of
patients
, ⩥ differentiated practice. Answer: a system in which the best possible
use of nursing personnel is based on their educational preparation and
resultant skill sets
⩥ inpatient. Answer: What term is used to describe a patient who has
been formally admitted to a hospital?
⩥ outpatient. Answer: Patient who comes to a health care facility for
diagnosis or treatment but does not usually occupy a bed overnight.
⩥ hospitals. Answer: most expensive and most frequently used sites for
care
⩥ 62%. Answer: % of RNs employed at hospitals
⩥ extended care facilities. Answer: include nursing homes, skilled
nursing facilities, and rehabilitation facilities
⩥ skilled care. Answer: includes services of trained professionals that
are needed for a limited period of time after an injury or illness
⩥ custodial care. Answer: consists of help with activities of daily living:
bathing, dressing, eating, grooming, ambulation, toileting, etc.
EXAM 2026 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS FULL SOLUTION
GRADED A+
⩥ clinical judgement. Answer: observing, comparing, contrasting, and
evaluating the client's condition to determine whether change has
occurred
⩥ critical thinking. Answer: collecting information, analyzing the
adequacy and accuracy of the information, and carefully considering
options for action
⩥ QSEN competencies. Answer: six areas of expertise that nursing
students are expected to acquire before graduation
⩥ QSEN competencies. Answer: -patient-centered care
-teamwork and collaboration
-evidence-based practice
-quality improvement
-safety
-informatics
,⩥ informatics. Answer: (QSEN) use information and technology to
communicate, manage knowledge, mitigate error, and support decision
making
⩥ International Council of Nurses. Answer: ICN
⩥ nursing. Answer: (ANA) the diagnosis and treatment of human
responses to actual and potential health problems
⩥ practical boundaries. Answer: the current state of knowledge and
research in a field -the facts that dictate safe practice
⩥ informal education. Answer: the gradual progression in skill an
clinical judgment that allows the nurse to advance in the profession
⩥ practical nursing. Answer: prepares nurses to provide bedside care to
clients
⩥ socialization. Answer: the informal education that occurs as you move
into your new profession. The knowledge gained from direct experience
⩥ state board of nursing. Answer: agency responsible for regulating
nursing practice
,⩥ American Nurses Association (ANA). Answer: the official
professional organization for nurses in the US
⩥ NLN (National League for Nursing). Answer: first nursing
organization with a goal to establish and maintain a universal standard of
education
⩥ International Council of Nursing. Answer: represents more than 13
million nurses/ 130 nations on a global level
⩥ case method. Answer: one-to-one care; one nurse provides all aspects
of care for one patient during a single shift
⩥ functional nursing. Answer: method of care assigning specific tasks to
each team member
⩥ team nursing. Answer: What nursing care system has an RN as a team
leader who assigns tasks to the other team members and coordinates care
for a group of patients?
⩥ primary nursing. Answer: one nurse manages care for a group of
patients
, ⩥ differentiated practice. Answer: a system in which the best possible
use of nursing personnel is based on their educational preparation and
resultant skill sets
⩥ inpatient. Answer: What term is used to describe a patient who has
been formally admitted to a hospital?
⩥ outpatient. Answer: Patient who comes to a health care facility for
diagnosis or treatment but does not usually occupy a bed overnight.
⩥ hospitals. Answer: most expensive and most frequently used sites for
care
⩥ 62%. Answer: % of RNs employed at hospitals
⩥ extended care facilities. Answer: include nursing homes, skilled
nursing facilities, and rehabilitation facilities
⩥ skilled care. Answer: includes services of trained professionals that
are needed for a limited period of time after an injury or illness
⩥ custodial care. Answer: consists of help with activities of daily living:
bathing, dressing, eating, grooming, ambulation, toileting, etc.
