NURS 106 QUIZ #1 (LESSON'S 1 & 2) QUIZZES
WITH ACTUAL ANSWERS | GRADED A+ .
Define nursing in your own words - correct Answers -The promotion of physical and mental wellbeing by
means of patient care, diagnoses, and treatment for a variety of needs.
How will the American Nurses' Association (ANA)'s definition of being a nurse help shape you on your
journey to becoming a nurse? - correct Answers -By giving me a clearer view of what it means to be a
nurse.
Identify the characteristics of professional nursing. Give 5 examples. - correct Answers -Compassionate,
Professional, Positive, Critical Thinking Skills, Empathetic, Listening Skills, Caring, Speaking Skills,
Detail Oriented, Organized, Emotional Stability, Patience, and Competence.
Identify the important qualities of a nurse. - correct Answers -Compassionate, Professional, Positive,
Critical Thinking Skills, Empathetic, Listening Skills, Speaking Skills, Detail Oriented, Organized,
Emotional Stability, Patience, Competence, Physical Stamina.
What are the different forms of nursing education for nurses. - correct Answers -ADN, BSN, Master's,
Doctorate, RN Diploma, Continuing education (20 hours)
Identify the importance of ethical practice in nursing. - correct Answers -You want to give the best care to
your patient or do what's best for your patient. You want be your patient's voice/advocate. Ex. Domestic
abuse, abortion, religion, life support, DNR, blood transfusion.
Describe the purpose of processional standards of nursing practice. - correct Answers -To direct and
maintain safe and clinically competent nursing practice - by using evidence based practice - helps nurses
make clinical based decisions.
What is the purpose of the Nurse Practice Act? (NPA) - correct Answers -To regulate and protect the
public from those who are at risk to the wellbeing of the patients. To keep patients safe from unsafe
nurses.
, Briefly identify the responsibilities and roles of the nurse. - correct Answers -Client advocate, Educator,
Collaborator, Counselor, Case Manager.
How does a nurse decide what can be delegated to LPNs or CNAs. - correct Answers -No delegation of
any intervention that requires independent, specialized nursing knowledge, skill, or judgement.
What are the 5 rights of delegation. - correct Answers -1. Right task- can it be delegated
2. Right Circumstance- Should it be delegated
3. Right person- can this person do the task
4. Right direction/ communication- is the task being conveyed in a clear manner
5. Right supervision- is the task being followed up on once complete.
What is the Institute of Medicine (IOM)'s initiative in providing safe, effective nursing care? - correct
Answers -To help provide decision makers to the public.
What are the nurse's obligations in ethical decisions? - correct Answers -Making informed decisions for
the ethical dilemmas that we are involved in.
What is ethics? - correct Answers -What should I do when this happens? Right or wrong?
List the ethical concepts and principles that apply to the nursing profession? - correct Answers -
Autonomy, Informed Consent, Privacy & Confidentiality, Nonmaleficence, Beneficence, Respect for
Dignity, Paternalism, Fidelity, Veracity, & Justice.
Autonomy - correct Answers -To provide adequate information to allow patients to make their own
decisions. Ex. Nurses make decision without doctors' orders.
Informed Consent (ethical concepts and principles that apply to the nursing) - correct Answers -Making
sure whatever we are doing with/to patient is okay.
Privacy & Confidentiality (ethical concepts and principles that apply to the nursing) - correct Answers -
HIPPA; Not sharing information to people except for those who are indirect care with that patient. Ex. do
not talk to people who are NOT caring for said patient.
WITH ACTUAL ANSWERS | GRADED A+ .
Define nursing in your own words - correct Answers -The promotion of physical and mental wellbeing by
means of patient care, diagnoses, and treatment for a variety of needs.
How will the American Nurses' Association (ANA)'s definition of being a nurse help shape you on your
journey to becoming a nurse? - correct Answers -By giving me a clearer view of what it means to be a
nurse.
Identify the characteristics of professional nursing. Give 5 examples. - correct Answers -Compassionate,
Professional, Positive, Critical Thinking Skills, Empathetic, Listening Skills, Caring, Speaking Skills,
Detail Oriented, Organized, Emotional Stability, Patience, and Competence.
Identify the important qualities of a nurse. - correct Answers -Compassionate, Professional, Positive,
Critical Thinking Skills, Empathetic, Listening Skills, Speaking Skills, Detail Oriented, Organized,
Emotional Stability, Patience, Competence, Physical Stamina.
What are the different forms of nursing education for nurses. - correct Answers -ADN, BSN, Master's,
Doctorate, RN Diploma, Continuing education (20 hours)
Identify the importance of ethical practice in nursing. - correct Answers -You want to give the best care to
your patient or do what's best for your patient. You want be your patient's voice/advocate. Ex. Domestic
abuse, abortion, religion, life support, DNR, blood transfusion.
Describe the purpose of processional standards of nursing practice. - correct Answers -To direct and
maintain safe and clinically competent nursing practice - by using evidence based practice - helps nurses
make clinical based decisions.
What is the purpose of the Nurse Practice Act? (NPA) - correct Answers -To regulate and protect the
public from those who are at risk to the wellbeing of the patients. To keep patients safe from unsafe
nurses.
, Briefly identify the responsibilities and roles of the nurse. - correct Answers -Client advocate, Educator,
Collaborator, Counselor, Case Manager.
How does a nurse decide what can be delegated to LPNs or CNAs. - correct Answers -No delegation of
any intervention that requires independent, specialized nursing knowledge, skill, or judgement.
What are the 5 rights of delegation. - correct Answers -1. Right task- can it be delegated
2. Right Circumstance- Should it be delegated
3. Right person- can this person do the task
4. Right direction/ communication- is the task being conveyed in a clear manner
5. Right supervision- is the task being followed up on once complete.
What is the Institute of Medicine (IOM)'s initiative in providing safe, effective nursing care? - correct
Answers -To help provide decision makers to the public.
What are the nurse's obligations in ethical decisions? - correct Answers -Making informed decisions for
the ethical dilemmas that we are involved in.
What is ethics? - correct Answers -What should I do when this happens? Right or wrong?
List the ethical concepts and principles that apply to the nursing profession? - correct Answers -
Autonomy, Informed Consent, Privacy & Confidentiality, Nonmaleficence, Beneficence, Respect for
Dignity, Paternalism, Fidelity, Veracity, & Justice.
Autonomy - correct Answers -To provide adequate information to allow patients to make their own
decisions. Ex. Nurses make decision without doctors' orders.
Informed Consent (ethical concepts and principles that apply to the nursing) - correct Answers -Making
sure whatever we are doing with/to patient is okay.
Privacy & Confidentiality (ethical concepts and principles that apply to the nursing) - correct Answers -
HIPPA; Not sharing information to people except for those who are indirect care with that patient. Ex. do
not talk to people who are NOT caring for said patient.
