NUR 129 Exam 1 Questions and
Complete Solutions Graded A+
What is emotional stability? - Answer: ability to work without stress causing personal harm
What are problem-solving skills? - Answer: when you can think quickly and address problems as they
arise
Molloy's vision of nursing - Answer: They follow a Humanistic Framework: We believe that valuing the
individual in the context of humanity, environment, and health gives meaning to humanistic nursing
practice
What is humanity? - Answer: A unique human being, functioning as an integrated whole, reflecting bio-
psycho-social-cultural dimensions
What is environment? - Answer: the sum total of all internal and external dimensions that influence
human beings
What is health? - Answer: a dynamic state of bio-psycho-socio-cultural well being
What is valuing? - Answer: holding in high esteem the inherent worth and dignity of all individuals
When was Molloy College established and what was the name of it? - Answer: It was called Molloy
Catholic College and established in 1955
When was the major in Nursing introduced? - Answer: 1955
When did the name of Molloy College actually change to Molloy College? - Answer: 1971
When were men permitted into the nursing program at Molloy College? - Answer: 1972
,When were men admitted to all Molloy College programs? - Answer: 1982
When was the Masters of Science Degree in Nursing established? - Answer: 1988
When were NP programs initiated at Molloy? - Answer: 1995
The purpose of the Baacalaureate Program in Nursing at Molloy College is to - Answer: prepare the
nurse generalist to practice in a variety of settings
RN/ Dual Degree Nursing Program at Molloy - Answer: The RN/Dual Degree Program (DDP) allows
students to accelerate their learning by enrolling in both undergraduate and graduate courses
throughout their program of study for the purpose of attaining both degrees
During a fall or spring semester student must have an overall _____ cumulative index prior to beginning
NUR 209, 229 and 239 and an overall _____ cumulative index prior to beginning NUR 329 and associated
courses. - Answer: 2.5; 2.3
Grades of ___ or better are required in all science courses. The same science course may be repeated
___ time only - Answer: C+ ; one
A maximum of ____ nursing courses may be repeated. On the third failed non-clinical course the
student will be dismissed from the program. - Answer: Two
Failure of a second clinical course will result in - Answer: dismissal from the program
Students must complete all core and nursing program requirements for a total of ____ credits and with
a minimum cumulative index of ____ - Answer: 128 ; 2.0
When a student receives a rating of below expected level for the day of clinical, it is the responsibility of
the student to - Answer: seek a learning contract from the instructor so that proper remediation can be
arranged. It serves as a warning to the student that there are deficiencies in their clinical performance
that if left unchanged, could jeopardize their standing in clinical.
, Any nursing student under the influence of alcoholic beverages or illegal substances on campus or
during clinical experience is subject to - Answer: disciplinary action as stated in the Molloy College
Student Handbook.
Students may consult the ________________________ to the use of Social Media" for more information
on this issue - Answer: National Council State Boards of Nursing's "A Nurse's Guide to the use of Social
Media"
What women were the first recorded nurses? - Answer: Midwives who were hire by Egyptian physicians
to assist in child birth
400 B.C., the famous Greek physician Hippocrates believed that disease had - Answer: natural, not
magical, causes
Diagnosis - Answer: identifying disease scientifically
Prognosis - Answer: predicting possible outcome
Cure - Answer: restoration of health
The Romans are best known for - Answer: advances in the health of the public
In ancient India, early hospitals were staffed by male nurses who were required to meet four
qualifications: - Answer: knowledge of the manner in which drugs should be prepared for
administration, cleverness, devotedness to the patient, and purity of mind and body
With the beginning of Christianity, nursing began to have a - Answer: formal and more clearly defined
role.
Led by the Christian belief that love and caring for others were important, women made the first visits to
sick people, male gave nursing care and buried the dead. This is when nursing became a ______
vocation - Answer: respected
Complete Solutions Graded A+
What is emotional stability? - Answer: ability to work without stress causing personal harm
What are problem-solving skills? - Answer: when you can think quickly and address problems as they
arise
Molloy's vision of nursing - Answer: They follow a Humanistic Framework: We believe that valuing the
individual in the context of humanity, environment, and health gives meaning to humanistic nursing
practice
What is humanity? - Answer: A unique human being, functioning as an integrated whole, reflecting bio-
psycho-social-cultural dimensions
What is environment? - Answer: the sum total of all internal and external dimensions that influence
human beings
What is health? - Answer: a dynamic state of bio-psycho-socio-cultural well being
What is valuing? - Answer: holding in high esteem the inherent worth and dignity of all individuals
When was Molloy College established and what was the name of it? - Answer: It was called Molloy
Catholic College and established in 1955
When was the major in Nursing introduced? - Answer: 1955
When did the name of Molloy College actually change to Molloy College? - Answer: 1971
When were men permitted into the nursing program at Molloy College? - Answer: 1972
,When were men admitted to all Molloy College programs? - Answer: 1982
When was the Masters of Science Degree in Nursing established? - Answer: 1988
When were NP programs initiated at Molloy? - Answer: 1995
The purpose of the Baacalaureate Program in Nursing at Molloy College is to - Answer: prepare the
nurse generalist to practice in a variety of settings
RN/ Dual Degree Nursing Program at Molloy - Answer: The RN/Dual Degree Program (DDP) allows
students to accelerate their learning by enrolling in both undergraduate and graduate courses
throughout their program of study for the purpose of attaining both degrees
During a fall or spring semester student must have an overall _____ cumulative index prior to beginning
NUR 209, 229 and 239 and an overall _____ cumulative index prior to beginning NUR 329 and associated
courses. - Answer: 2.5; 2.3
Grades of ___ or better are required in all science courses. The same science course may be repeated
___ time only - Answer: C+ ; one
A maximum of ____ nursing courses may be repeated. On the third failed non-clinical course the
student will be dismissed from the program. - Answer: Two
Failure of a second clinical course will result in - Answer: dismissal from the program
Students must complete all core and nursing program requirements for a total of ____ credits and with
a minimum cumulative index of ____ - Answer: 128 ; 2.0
When a student receives a rating of below expected level for the day of clinical, it is the responsibility of
the student to - Answer: seek a learning contract from the instructor so that proper remediation can be
arranged. It serves as a warning to the student that there are deficiencies in their clinical performance
that if left unchanged, could jeopardize their standing in clinical.
, Any nursing student under the influence of alcoholic beverages or illegal substances on campus or
during clinical experience is subject to - Answer: disciplinary action as stated in the Molloy College
Student Handbook.
Students may consult the ________________________ to the use of Social Media" for more information
on this issue - Answer: National Council State Boards of Nursing's "A Nurse's Guide to the use of Social
Media"
What women were the first recorded nurses? - Answer: Midwives who were hire by Egyptian physicians
to assist in child birth
400 B.C., the famous Greek physician Hippocrates believed that disease had - Answer: natural, not
magical, causes
Diagnosis - Answer: identifying disease scientifically
Prognosis - Answer: predicting possible outcome
Cure - Answer: restoration of health
The Romans are best known for - Answer: advances in the health of the public
In ancient India, early hospitals were staffed by male nurses who were required to meet four
qualifications: - Answer: knowledge of the manner in which drugs should be prepared for
administration, cleverness, devotedness to the patient, and purity of mind and body
With the beginning of Christianity, nursing began to have a - Answer: formal and more clearly defined
role.
Led by the Christian belief that love and caring for others were important, women made the first visits to
sick people, male gave nursing care and buried the dead. This is when nursing became a ______
vocation - Answer: respected
