NURS 106 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED
A+||UPDATED 2026
Which organization is directly responsible for regulating the practice of
nursing in each state?
a. American Nurses Association (ANA)
b. National League for Nursing (NLN)
c. The State Board of Nursing ✔✔
d. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
Answer: The state board of nursing ✔✔
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Five Rights of Delegation
Right Task: The activity is within the delegatee's scope and job description.
Right Circumstance: The patient's condition is stable and predictable.
Right Person: Delegating the right task to the right delegatee for the right
patient.
Right Direction / Communication: Clear, concise instructions regarding
task expectations and reporting requirements.
Right Supervision / Evaluation: Providing appropriate monitoring,
intervention, and post-task evaluation.
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The nurse reviews care needs for a group of clients. Which task is
inappropriate to assign to unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?
a. Assist a stable client with ambulation in the hallway
b. Record intake and output for a postoperative client
c. Make sure a client takes his pills after his meal ✔✔
d. Obtain vital signs on a client admitted for observation
Answer: Make sure a client takes his pills after his meal ✔✔
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Morals
a. Formal rules established by state boards of nursing
b. Private, personal, or group standards of right and wrong ✔✔
c. Systematic institutional guidelines for clinical trials
d. Legal mandates governing professional licensure
Answer: Private, personal, or group standards of right and wrong. ✔✔
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Ethics
a. Individual personal beliefs about human behavior
b. Systematic study of right and wrong conduct ✔✔
c. Unwritten rules enforced by hospital administration
d. Statutory laws passed by federal legislatures
Answer: Systematic study of right and wrong conduct. ✔✔
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The nurse knows that a provider with type 1 diabetes became hypoglycemic
while performing a bedside thoracentesis. The provider resisted assistance
and finished the procedure despite being impaired. The nurse is upset by the
provider's behavior. This is an example of:
a. Nursing ethics only
b. Medical ethics only
c. Both ✔✔
Answer: Both ✔✔
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Ethical Principles
Autonomy: Respecting the patient's right to make their own decisions.
Nonmaleficence: The obligation to do no harm.
Beneficence: Actively promoting good and serving the best interest of the
patient.
Fidelity: Keeping commitments and upholding professional promises.
Veracity: The obligation to tell the truth.
Justice: Ensuring fairness and equality in care delivery.
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Erikson's Theory of Psychosocial Development
a. Four stages of cognitive development based on age
b. Eight stages of development that each describe a task that must be accomplished
✔✔
c. Five stages of psychosexual development
d. Six levels of moral reasoning development
Answer: Eight stages of development that each describe a task that must be
accomplished. ✔✔
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Trust vs. Mistrust
a. Toddlerhood (18m–3y): Learning to perform tasks independently
b. Preschool (3y–5y): Initiating activities and planning tasks
, c. Infancy (0–18m): If needs are dependably met, infants develop a sense of basic
trust ✔✔
d. School Age (6y–12y): Pride in accomplishments and abilities
Answer: Infancy (0–18m): If needs are dependably met, infants develop a sense of
basic trust.
Autonomy vs Shame
Early Childhood(18m-3y) The stage in which a toddler learns independence.
Accomplishment of task/failure of task shapes this stage
Initiative vs Guilt
Preschool(3y-5y) Children gain to assert themselves more. Those not encourage
feel wrongdoing in their choices.
Industry vs Inferiority
School age(6y-12y) Children become capable of performing increasingly complex
tasks. Those who succeed develop a meaningful social role to give back to society.
Identity vs Role Confusion
Adolescence(12y-20y) The stage of "Who am I" where adolescents are refiguring
who they are vs who society thinks they should be.
Intimacy vs Isolation
Young adulthood(18y-40y). The stage in which individuals form deeply personal
relationships, marry, and begin families.
Generativity vs Stagnation
Middle adulthood(40-65y) The stage of social development in which middle-aged
people begin to devote themselves more to fulfilling ones potential and doing
public service
Integrity vs Despair
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT RATED
A+||UPDATED 2026
Which organization is directly responsible for regulating the practice of
nursing in each state?
a. American Nurses Association (ANA)
b. National League for Nursing (NLN)
c. The State Board of Nursing ✔✔
d. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
Answer: The state board of nursing ✔✔
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Five Rights of Delegation
Right Task: The activity is within the delegatee's scope and job description.
Right Circumstance: The patient's condition is stable and predictable.
Right Person: Delegating the right task to the right delegatee for the right
patient.
Right Direction / Communication: Clear, concise instructions regarding
task expectations and reporting requirements.
Right Supervision / Evaluation: Providing appropriate monitoring,
intervention, and post-task evaluation.
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The nurse reviews care needs for a group of clients. Which task is
inappropriate to assign to unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP)?
a. Assist a stable client with ambulation in the hallway
b. Record intake and output for a postoperative client
c. Make sure a client takes his pills after his meal ✔✔
d. Obtain vital signs on a client admitted for observation
Answer: Make sure a client takes his pills after his meal ✔✔
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Morals
a. Formal rules established by state boards of nursing
b. Private, personal, or group standards of right and wrong ✔✔
c. Systematic institutional guidelines for clinical trials
d. Legal mandates governing professional licensure
Answer: Private, personal, or group standards of right and wrong. ✔✔
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Ethics
a. Individual personal beliefs about human behavior
b. Systematic study of right and wrong conduct ✔✔
c. Unwritten rules enforced by hospital administration
d. Statutory laws passed by federal legislatures
Answer: Systematic study of right and wrong conduct. ✔✔
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The nurse knows that a provider with type 1 diabetes became hypoglycemic
while performing a bedside thoracentesis. The provider resisted assistance
and finished the procedure despite being impaired. The nurse is upset by the
provider's behavior. This is an example of:
a. Nursing ethics only
b. Medical ethics only
c. Both ✔✔
Answer: Both ✔✔
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Ethical Principles
Autonomy: Respecting the patient's right to make their own decisions.
Nonmaleficence: The obligation to do no harm.
Beneficence: Actively promoting good and serving the best interest of the
patient.
Fidelity: Keeping commitments and upholding professional promises.
Veracity: The obligation to tell the truth.
Justice: Ensuring fairness and equality in care delivery.
═════════════════════════════════════════════
Erikson's Theory of Psychosocial Development
a. Four stages of cognitive development based on age
b. Eight stages of development that each describe a task that must be accomplished
✔✔
c. Five stages of psychosexual development
d. Six levels of moral reasoning development
Answer: Eight stages of development that each describe a task that must be
accomplished. ✔✔
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Trust vs. Mistrust
a. Toddlerhood (18m–3y): Learning to perform tasks independently
b. Preschool (3y–5y): Initiating activities and planning tasks
, c. Infancy (0–18m): If needs are dependably met, infants develop a sense of basic
trust ✔✔
d. School Age (6y–12y): Pride in accomplishments and abilities
Answer: Infancy (0–18m): If needs are dependably met, infants develop a sense of
basic trust.
Autonomy vs Shame
Early Childhood(18m-3y) The stage in which a toddler learns independence.
Accomplishment of task/failure of task shapes this stage
Initiative vs Guilt
Preschool(3y-5y) Children gain to assert themselves more. Those not encourage
feel wrongdoing in their choices.
Industry vs Inferiority
School age(6y-12y) Children become capable of performing increasingly complex
tasks. Those who succeed develop a meaningful social role to give back to society.
Identity vs Role Confusion
Adolescence(12y-20y) The stage of "Who am I" where adolescents are refiguring
who they are vs who society thinks they should be.
Intimacy vs Isolation
Young adulthood(18y-40y). The stage in which individuals form deeply personal
relationships, marry, and begin families.
Generativity vs Stagnation
Middle adulthood(40-65y) The stage of social development in which middle-aged
people begin to devote themselves more to fulfilling ones potential and doing
public service
Integrity vs Despair
