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NUR 228 Exam 1 Questions And Answers
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All nursing theories and models for practice contain the same four key concepts. These
concepts include human beings, health, nursing, and ______. - ANS human beings, health,
nursing, environment
Which nursing theory focuses on prevention being an intervention and views wellness and
illness on a continuum? - ANS Neuman's systems nursing theory
What factors influence how nurses identify with a nursing theory or model for delivering care to
patients? - ANS Beliefs, Behaviors, Values
Nursing theory prior to the 1950s was principally based on the writings of which expert? -
ANS Nightingale
Which nursing theory focuses on the whole being rather than the sum of all the parts? -
ANS Orem's self-care deficit theory
True or false: Nursing theory dictates exactly how a nurse practices. Until a theory can
confidently be altered, changes in practice should be avoided. - ANS False
True or false: Research validates and modifies theory, and theory helps identify important
research questions - ANS True
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Which is not one of the four key concepts to King's nursing model? - ANS Ethics
Identifying that a patient has a 9-to-5 desk job, occasionally smokes cigars, and lives in a small
low-income apartment relates to which of King's nursing theory concepts? -
ANS Environment
If a nurse is involved in litigation, which of the following holds a nurse legally accountable for
what a usual and prudent nurse would do in a particular patient care situation? - ANS The
nurse's state nurse practice act
Which of the following levels of education qualify a person to take the professional registered
nurse licensing exam? - ANS Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Diploma nursing program
Associate Degree in Nursing
Which of the following is the legal authorization for nursing practice? - ANS Licensure
What test do nurses have to pass in order to practice? - ANS NCLEX
Upon licensure, a registered nurse is allowed to practice in which of the following areas? -
ANS The nurse's primary state of licensure and compact states (if applicable)
Each state has enacted an overarching law that guides nursing practice. What is this law called?
- ANS NPA (Nurse Practice Act)
Professional nursing roles require the attainment of various degrees. Which of the following are
degrees specific to nursing that are not used in other fields? - ANS BSN, DNP, ADN, MSN
NUR 228 Exam 1 Questions And Answers
100% Pass
All nursing theories and models for practice contain the same four key concepts. These
concepts include human beings, health, nursing, and ______. - ANS human beings, health,
nursing, environment
Which nursing theory focuses on prevention being an intervention and views wellness and
illness on a continuum? - ANS Neuman's systems nursing theory
What factors influence how nurses identify with a nursing theory or model for delivering care to
patients? - ANS Beliefs, Behaviors, Values
Nursing theory prior to the 1950s was principally based on the writings of which expert? -
ANS Nightingale
Which nursing theory focuses on the whole being rather than the sum of all the parts? -
ANS Orem's self-care deficit theory
True or false: Nursing theory dictates exactly how a nurse practices. Until a theory can
confidently be altered, changes in practice should be avoided. - ANS False
True or false: Research validates and modifies theory, and theory helps identify important
research questions - ANS True
, ©EVERLY 2025 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Which is not one of the four key concepts to King's nursing model? - ANS Ethics
Identifying that a patient has a 9-to-5 desk job, occasionally smokes cigars, and lives in a small
low-income apartment relates to which of King's nursing theory concepts? -
ANS Environment
If a nurse is involved in litigation, which of the following holds a nurse legally accountable for
what a usual and prudent nurse would do in a particular patient care situation? - ANS The
nurse's state nurse practice act
Which of the following levels of education qualify a person to take the professional registered
nurse licensing exam? - ANS Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Diploma nursing program
Associate Degree in Nursing
Which of the following is the legal authorization for nursing practice? - ANS Licensure
What test do nurses have to pass in order to practice? - ANS NCLEX
Upon licensure, a registered nurse is allowed to practice in which of the following areas? -
ANS The nurse's primary state of licensure and compact states (if applicable)
Each state has enacted an overarching law that guides nursing practice. What is this law called?
- ANS NPA (Nurse Practice Act)
Professional nursing roles require the attainment of various degrees. Which of the following are
degrees specific to nursing that are not used in other fields? - ANS BSN, DNP, ADN, MSN
