NUR 190 EXAM 2 ULTIMATE EXAM PREP 2026/2027 | NURSING TEST BANK |
HIGH-YIELD PRACTICE TEST | ANSWERS
1. What is the legal term for unlawful touching of another person's body without
consent?
Negligence
Assault
Informed Consent
Battery
2. Describe the significance of each component of the nursing process (ADPIE)
in patient care.
ADPIE is only important for administrative tasks in healthcare.
ADPIE focuses solely on diagnosis and treatment.
ADPIE is a framework that is rarely used in modern nursing.
Each component of ADPIE is crucial for providing structured and
effective patient care.
3. In the context of nursing, holism refers to:
Application of advanced medical technologies
Emphasis on evidence-based practices
Comprehensive patient care considering physical and emotional
well-being
Strict adherence to rules and regulations
4. What is the first step in the evidence-based practice (EBP) process?
, Formulating a clinical question
Implementing the evidence
Evaluating the evidence
Assessing patient outcomes
5. The five rights of delegation in nursing include the following:
task, circumstance, physician, collaboration, evaluation
task, circumstance, person, communication, evaluation
6. In a scenario where a patient expresses anxiety about their illness, how
should a nurse apply the principles of the Holistic Health Model?
By addressing the patient's emotional needs alongside their
physical treatment.
By minimizing the patient's concerns to maintain a positive outlook.
By focusing only on the medical treatment prescribed.
By referring the patient to a specialist without further discussion.
7. Describe the purpose of implementing checklists in high-risk medical
procedures.
Checklists are used to ensure that all necessary steps are followed
to enhance patient safety and reduce errors.
Checklists are primarily for documenting patient history.
Checklists are used to evaluate the effectiveness of treatments.
Checklists are only necessary for surgical procedures.
,8. What is the primary purpose of the institutional review board (IRB) in
research?
To analyze research data
To approve funding for research projects
To conduct the research studies
To protect the rights of human subjects
9. How does the Holistic Health Model influence nursing practice?
It encourages nurses to consider all aspects of a patient's life when
planning care.
It emphasizes the importance of quick assessments.
It promotes the use of standardized treatment protocols.
It limits nurses to only focus on physical symptoms.
10. In the book Crossing the Quality Chasm, what are some of the elements it
mentioned that defined a quality healthcare delivery system?
safe
timely
patient centered
All of the above
11. If a healthcare organization wants to improve patient safety, which approach
should they adopt instead of a 'culture of blame'?
A culture that prioritizes individual accountability over team
accountability.
A culture of blame that punishes errors.
, A culture that ignores errors to avoid conflict.
A culture of safety that encourages open communication and
learning.
12. If a nursing program integrates QSEN competencies into its curriculum, what
outcome can be expected for nursing graduates?
Reduced understanding of patient-centered care.
Greater emphasis on administrative tasks in nursing.
Enhanced ability to provide safe and effective patient care.
Increased focus on theoretical knowledge over practical skills.
13. If a nurse is implementing a health promotion program aimed at reducing
obesity in a community, what approach should they prioritize?
Focusing on medication management.
Encouraging healthy eating and physical activity.
Providing surgical options for weight loss.
Conducting health assessments only.
14. Which of the following is the only institute where healthcare institutions must
report quality and safety issues to for reimbursement, which is dependent on
the data they provide?
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services.
The QSEN institute
Institute for healthcare improvement.
The joint commission
HIGH-YIELD PRACTICE TEST | ANSWERS
1. What is the legal term for unlawful touching of another person's body without
consent?
Negligence
Assault
Informed Consent
Battery
2. Describe the significance of each component of the nursing process (ADPIE)
in patient care.
ADPIE is only important for administrative tasks in healthcare.
ADPIE focuses solely on diagnosis and treatment.
ADPIE is a framework that is rarely used in modern nursing.
Each component of ADPIE is crucial for providing structured and
effective patient care.
3. In the context of nursing, holism refers to:
Application of advanced medical technologies
Emphasis on evidence-based practices
Comprehensive patient care considering physical and emotional
well-being
Strict adherence to rules and regulations
4. What is the first step in the evidence-based practice (EBP) process?
, Formulating a clinical question
Implementing the evidence
Evaluating the evidence
Assessing patient outcomes
5. The five rights of delegation in nursing include the following:
task, circumstance, physician, collaboration, evaluation
task, circumstance, person, communication, evaluation
6. In a scenario where a patient expresses anxiety about their illness, how
should a nurse apply the principles of the Holistic Health Model?
By addressing the patient's emotional needs alongside their
physical treatment.
By minimizing the patient's concerns to maintain a positive outlook.
By focusing only on the medical treatment prescribed.
By referring the patient to a specialist without further discussion.
7. Describe the purpose of implementing checklists in high-risk medical
procedures.
Checklists are used to ensure that all necessary steps are followed
to enhance patient safety and reduce errors.
Checklists are primarily for documenting patient history.
Checklists are used to evaluate the effectiveness of treatments.
Checklists are only necessary for surgical procedures.
,8. What is the primary purpose of the institutional review board (IRB) in
research?
To analyze research data
To approve funding for research projects
To conduct the research studies
To protect the rights of human subjects
9. How does the Holistic Health Model influence nursing practice?
It encourages nurses to consider all aspects of a patient's life when
planning care.
It emphasizes the importance of quick assessments.
It promotes the use of standardized treatment protocols.
It limits nurses to only focus on physical symptoms.
10. In the book Crossing the Quality Chasm, what are some of the elements it
mentioned that defined a quality healthcare delivery system?
safe
timely
patient centered
All of the above
11. If a healthcare organization wants to improve patient safety, which approach
should they adopt instead of a 'culture of blame'?
A culture that prioritizes individual accountability over team
accountability.
A culture of blame that punishes errors.
, A culture that ignores errors to avoid conflict.
A culture of safety that encourages open communication and
learning.
12. If a nursing program integrates QSEN competencies into its curriculum, what
outcome can be expected for nursing graduates?
Reduced understanding of patient-centered care.
Greater emphasis on administrative tasks in nursing.
Enhanced ability to provide safe and effective patient care.
Increased focus on theoretical knowledge over practical skills.
13. If a nurse is implementing a health promotion program aimed at reducing
obesity in a community, what approach should they prioritize?
Focusing on medication management.
Encouraging healthy eating and physical activity.
Providing surgical options for weight loss.
Conducting health assessments only.
14. Which of the following is the only institute where healthcare institutions must
report quality and safety issues to for reimbursement, which is dependent on
the data they provide?
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services.
The QSEN institute
Institute for healthcare improvement.
The joint commission
