NURS148 - Nursing Foundations I Midterm
Exam Questions With Accurate Answers
d) Incorporates all the metaparadigm concepts - ANSWER Which of the
following represent the element of nursing of the metaparadigm?
a) Theories that define the thinking of individuals
b) The person and context in which someone lives
c) How people interact within complex systems
d) Incorporates all the metaparadigm concepts
d) Taking things as they come while being counterintuitive - ANSWER
Which of these least describes critical thinking?
a) Needing to be confident, open-minded, and flexible
b) A mode of thinking to improve the quality of thinking
c) Needing to have a contextual perspective
d) Taking things as they come while being counterintuitive
b) 12 - ANSWER How many determinants of health are there?
a) 10
b) 12
c) 14
d) 11
c) Hearing problems - ANSWER What is not a type of therapeutic
communication techniques?
a) Probing
b) Paraphrasing
c) Hearing problems
d) Silence
c) Absence of disease and infection - ANSWER What is the old (early
1900's) definition of health?
,a) Having religious beliefs/connection to God
b) Mental, physical, and emotional fulfilment
c) Absence of disease and infection
d) Living life to the fullest
a) Jesuits - ANSWER Prior to the arrival of nursing in New France, who
provided rudimentary health and nursing care?
a) Jesuits
b) Marie Rollet Hebert
c) Jeanne Mance
d) The Grey Nuns
d) All of the above - ANSWER What was Florence Nightingale known for?
a) Creating higher standards for nursing
b) Made discoveries in anesthesia
c) Established some of the first nursing schools ever opened
d) All of the above
e) Environmental - ANSWER In Peplau's Nursing Theory, she has four
phases. What is not one of her phases?
a) Termination
b) Identification
c) Exploitation
d) Orientation
e) Environmental
d) Civility, respect, engagement, support, trust - ANSWER What does
CREST stand for?
a) Caring, respect, engagement, support, trust
b) Civility, respect, environment, support, trust
c) Caring, respect, environment, support, trust
d) Civility, respect, engagement, support, trust
c) Providing best care in client-appropriate environments - ANSWER What
is the focus of secondary health care reform?
a) Health promotion
b) Improving management
c) Providing best care in client-appropriate environments
d) Improved access to services and comprehensive services
, c) Noting on a patient's chart to not interrupt during prayer time - ANSWER
What would be an example of cultural competence?
a) Ensuring Cindy receives her vegan meal
b) Shaming a family for refusing blood transfusions
c) Noting on a patient's chart to not interrupt during prayer time
d) Telling the patient the meat in his meal is beef rather than pork
d) Breach of confidentiality - ANSWER What is not a healthy work
environment?
a) A nurse-client relationship
b) Client-centered care
c) Communication between clients, team, and visitors
d) Breach of confidentiality
b) Positive or negative effects - ANSWER Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial
Development are 8 stages from birth to late adulthood where the person
confronts new challenges at each stage. What may occur at each stage?
Choose the best answer:
a) Environmental, social, and physical effects
b) Positive or negative effects
c) Trust vs. Shame and Doubt
d) Development or deterioration
d) Scientific research without consent - ANSWER Which one is not an
ethical consideration in research? a) Understand the purpose of the study
b) The type of data collected
c) How long the study takes
d) Scientific research without consent
b) Pre-Orientation - ANSWER Before meeting a client, the PN attends a
shift report to find out more information, then reads their charts. What
phase of the therapeutic relationship does this situation best describe?
a) Orientation
b) Pre-Orientation
c) Action
d) Self-Reflective
c) Esthetics - ANSWER In Carper's Ways of Knowing in Nursing, which one
involves finding what is significant in a patient's behaviour in the current
moment?
Exam Questions With Accurate Answers
d) Incorporates all the metaparadigm concepts - ANSWER Which of the
following represent the element of nursing of the metaparadigm?
a) Theories that define the thinking of individuals
b) The person and context in which someone lives
c) How people interact within complex systems
d) Incorporates all the metaparadigm concepts
d) Taking things as they come while being counterintuitive - ANSWER
Which of these least describes critical thinking?
a) Needing to be confident, open-minded, and flexible
b) A mode of thinking to improve the quality of thinking
c) Needing to have a contextual perspective
d) Taking things as they come while being counterintuitive
b) 12 - ANSWER How many determinants of health are there?
a) 10
b) 12
c) 14
d) 11
c) Hearing problems - ANSWER What is not a type of therapeutic
communication techniques?
a) Probing
b) Paraphrasing
c) Hearing problems
d) Silence
c) Absence of disease and infection - ANSWER What is the old (early
1900's) definition of health?
,a) Having religious beliefs/connection to God
b) Mental, physical, and emotional fulfilment
c) Absence of disease and infection
d) Living life to the fullest
a) Jesuits - ANSWER Prior to the arrival of nursing in New France, who
provided rudimentary health and nursing care?
a) Jesuits
b) Marie Rollet Hebert
c) Jeanne Mance
d) The Grey Nuns
d) All of the above - ANSWER What was Florence Nightingale known for?
a) Creating higher standards for nursing
b) Made discoveries in anesthesia
c) Established some of the first nursing schools ever opened
d) All of the above
e) Environmental - ANSWER In Peplau's Nursing Theory, she has four
phases. What is not one of her phases?
a) Termination
b) Identification
c) Exploitation
d) Orientation
e) Environmental
d) Civility, respect, engagement, support, trust - ANSWER What does
CREST stand for?
a) Caring, respect, engagement, support, trust
b) Civility, respect, environment, support, trust
c) Caring, respect, environment, support, trust
d) Civility, respect, engagement, support, trust
c) Providing best care in client-appropriate environments - ANSWER What
is the focus of secondary health care reform?
a) Health promotion
b) Improving management
c) Providing best care in client-appropriate environments
d) Improved access to services and comprehensive services
, c) Noting on a patient's chart to not interrupt during prayer time - ANSWER
What would be an example of cultural competence?
a) Ensuring Cindy receives her vegan meal
b) Shaming a family for refusing blood transfusions
c) Noting on a patient's chart to not interrupt during prayer time
d) Telling the patient the meat in his meal is beef rather than pork
d) Breach of confidentiality - ANSWER What is not a healthy work
environment?
a) A nurse-client relationship
b) Client-centered care
c) Communication between clients, team, and visitors
d) Breach of confidentiality
b) Positive or negative effects - ANSWER Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial
Development are 8 stages from birth to late adulthood where the person
confronts new challenges at each stage. What may occur at each stage?
Choose the best answer:
a) Environmental, social, and physical effects
b) Positive or negative effects
c) Trust vs. Shame and Doubt
d) Development or deterioration
d) Scientific research without consent - ANSWER Which one is not an
ethical consideration in research? a) Understand the purpose of the study
b) The type of data collected
c) How long the study takes
d) Scientific research without consent
b) Pre-Orientation - ANSWER Before meeting a client, the PN attends a
shift report to find out more information, then reads their charts. What
phase of the therapeutic relationship does this situation best describe?
a) Orientation
b) Pre-Orientation
c) Action
d) Self-Reflective
c) Esthetics - ANSWER In Carper's Ways of Knowing in Nursing, which one
involves finding what is significant in a patient's behaviour in the current
moment?
