NURS 170- EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
- rapid changes in the nursing role.
-rapid changes in healthcare.
-its a highly complex role.
-ongoing expansion of nursing knowledge.
-changes over time in beliefs and expectations of nursing. correct answer What
factors make it difficult to define nursing?
-angel of mercy
-handmaiden
-battle ax
-sairy gamp and nurse ratched
-naughty nurse
-military battlefield caregiver
-florene nightingale
-primarily caucasian females
-full spectrum nurse correct answer What are some images of nursing?
-failing to evaluate systematically.
-failing to record the results.
-failing to use reassessment data to reexamine and modify the care plan. correct
answer common errors of evaluating
-provides care for individuals, families, groups, and communities.
,-cares for people sick and well.
-works in a variety of settings.
-provides care to promote health, prevent illness, and care for the ill, disabled,
and dying.
-promotes a safe environment
-engages in research and education.
-participates in shaping health policy and patient and health systems. correct
answer Based on the ICN definition of nursing, what does a nurse do?
-review nursing diagnosis.
-review desired client outcomes.
-identify several interventions/actions.
-choose the best intervention for this client.
-individualize the standardized interventions. correct answer process for
generating interventions
1. Diploma program- 3 years, associated with a hospital.
2. Associate Degree- 2 years, community college.
3. Baccalaureate degree- at least 8 semesters, college or university.
4. Masters entry program-already has a baccalaureate degree in another field and
then enters nursing. Usually last 3 years.
5. Doctoral entry- same pathway in which physicians enter the healthcare field.
Has very limited enrollment. correct answer What are 5 pathways leading to
licensure as an RN?
, 50-60 mL per hour, 1500 mL per day, 5-6 times per day and up tp 8 can be
normal.
newborns; 15-60 mL per kg of body weight per day. they may void 25 times in the
first 24 hours.
normal specific gravity of urine is 1.002-1.030 correct answer normal urination
a nurse has an idea to explore through research and logical reasoning. (inductive
and deductive reasoning) correct answer How are theories developed?
a set of concepts related to for a whole correct answer conceptual framework
a solution with the same osmolality as blood correct answer isotonic
a structure program of study that is provided by an institution of learning. takes
place on campus. correct answer What is formal education?
a symbolic representation of a framework or concepts correct answer model
a systematic problem-solving process that guides all nursing.
purpose: to help the nurse provide goal-directed CLIENT-CENTERED CARE. correct
answer What is the nursing process
above 103 correct answer heat stroke
ADPIE correct answer What are standards of care?
ANSWERS
- rapid changes in the nursing role.
-rapid changes in healthcare.
-its a highly complex role.
-ongoing expansion of nursing knowledge.
-changes over time in beliefs and expectations of nursing. correct answer What
factors make it difficult to define nursing?
-angel of mercy
-handmaiden
-battle ax
-sairy gamp and nurse ratched
-naughty nurse
-military battlefield caregiver
-florene nightingale
-primarily caucasian females
-full spectrum nurse correct answer What are some images of nursing?
-failing to evaluate systematically.
-failing to record the results.
-failing to use reassessment data to reexamine and modify the care plan. correct
answer common errors of evaluating
-provides care for individuals, families, groups, and communities.
,-cares for people sick and well.
-works in a variety of settings.
-provides care to promote health, prevent illness, and care for the ill, disabled,
and dying.
-promotes a safe environment
-engages in research and education.
-participates in shaping health policy and patient and health systems. correct
answer Based on the ICN definition of nursing, what does a nurse do?
-review nursing diagnosis.
-review desired client outcomes.
-identify several interventions/actions.
-choose the best intervention for this client.
-individualize the standardized interventions. correct answer process for
generating interventions
1. Diploma program- 3 years, associated with a hospital.
2. Associate Degree- 2 years, community college.
3. Baccalaureate degree- at least 8 semesters, college or university.
4. Masters entry program-already has a baccalaureate degree in another field and
then enters nursing. Usually last 3 years.
5. Doctoral entry- same pathway in which physicians enter the healthcare field.
Has very limited enrollment. correct answer What are 5 pathways leading to
licensure as an RN?
, 50-60 mL per hour, 1500 mL per day, 5-6 times per day and up tp 8 can be
normal.
newborns; 15-60 mL per kg of body weight per day. they may void 25 times in the
first 24 hours.
normal specific gravity of urine is 1.002-1.030 correct answer normal urination
a nurse has an idea to explore through research and logical reasoning. (inductive
and deductive reasoning) correct answer How are theories developed?
a set of concepts related to for a whole correct answer conceptual framework
a solution with the same osmolality as blood correct answer isotonic
a structure program of study that is provided by an institution of learning. takes
place on campus. correct answer What is formal education?
a symbolic representation of a framework or concepts correct answer model
a systematic problem-solving process that guides all nursing.
purpose: to help the nurse provide goal-directed CLIENT-CENTERED CARE. correct
answer What is the nursing process
above 103 correct answer heat stroke
ADPIE correct answer What are standards of care?
