8/12/25, 2:18 PM NUR 301 - Exam1
NURS 301 STUDY GUIDE \COMPLETE NOTES ACTUAL EXAM 1
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS
(NURSING SCHOOL RESOURCES ) NCLEX PREP 2025-2026
1. Which is NOT one of the five major
outcomes in improving quality of
health and wellbeing?
a. positive, supportive living and working
conditions in all communities
b. opportunities for healthy development and d. creation of a wider variety of health care
support for individual choices that enhance and agencies
foster independence
c. appropriate and affordable health services
that are accessible to all
d. creation of a wider variety of health care
agencies
2. Which of the following does NOT
comprise one of the principles of the
Treaty of Waitangi?
a. partnership d. portability
b. protection
c. participation
d. portability
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3. Why is New Zealand's population
ageing?
a. declining fertility rates d. the baby boom generation are expanding
b. increased replacement fertility rates
c. increased mortality
d. the baby boom generation are expanding
4. An example of the use of primary a. working to eliminate the glamorisation of
prevention for family violence is: violence on television
a. working to eliminate the
glamorisation of violence on television
b. counselling a woman living in an
abusive relationship about available
shelter programs
c. calling child protective services
regarding a school age child who has
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5. reported sexual attacks by her Male
circumcision has been shown to:
a. reduce transmission of HIV a. reduce transmission of HIV
b. increase the risk of contracting a STI
c. reduce sexual pleasure
d. increase risk of UTI
6. Which of the following has made the
biggest impact on mortality from
infectious diseases in the 20th century?
a. vaccination a. Vaccinations
b. better housing, provision of clean water and
sewerage systems
c. antimicrobials
d. infection control
9. The school nurse is invited to attend a
meeting with several parents who
express frustration with the amount of
time their adolescents spend in front of
the mirror and the length of time it
takes them to get dressed. The nurse d. a result of developing self-concept
explains that this behaviour is
indicative of which of the following:
a. an abnormal narcissism
b. a method of procrastination
c. a way of testing the parents limit setting
d. a result of developing self-concept
11. A mother concerned that her child's
rash could be measles brings her child
to a nurse managed setting. This is an
example of: b. primary care
a. continuing care
b. primary care
c. restorative care
d. secondary care
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12. In childhood disorders there are
different types of problems such as
symptom-based disorders. One such
disorder is known as enuresis, which
means: b. bedwetting
a. sleepwalking
b. bedwetting
c. lack of bowel control
d. stammering
13. Children with ADHD are known to have
deficits in executive functioning and
specifically have difficulty inhibiting
responses. Which of the following brain
areas normally controls these types of d. the frontal lobes
functions?
a. the thalamus
b. the amygdala
c. the parietal lobes
d. the frontal lobes
14. Which of the following is NOT an effect
of foetal alcohol syndrome?
a. heart defects
c. larger head size
b. low birth weight and length
c. larger head size
d. cognitive impairment
19. A parent asks, "Can I get head lice
too?" The nurse indicates that adults
can also be infested with head lice but
that pediculosis is more common
among school children, primarily for
which of the following reasons:
c. pediculosis usually is spread by close contact
a. an immunity to pediculosis usually is
with infected children
established by adulthood
b. school aged children tend to be more
neglectful of frequent hand washing
c. pediculosis usually is spread by close contact
with infected children
d. the skin of adults is more capable of resisting
the invasion of lice
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NURS 301 STUDY GUIDE \COMPLETE NOTES ACTUAL EXAM 1
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS
(NURSING SCHOOL RESOURCES ) NCLEX PREP 2025-2026
1. Which is NOT one of the five major
outcomes in improving quality of
health and wellbeing?
a. positive, supportive living and working
conditions in all communities
b. opportunities for healthy development and d. creation of a wider variety of health care
support for individual choices that enhance and agencies
foster independence
c. appropriate and affordable health services
that are accessible to all
d. creation of a wider variety of health care
agencies
2. Which of the following does NOT
comprise one of the principles of the
Treaty of Waitangi?
a. partnership d. portability
b. protection
c. participation
d. portability
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3. Why is New Zealand's population
ageing?
a. declining fertility rates d. the baby boom generation are expanding
b. increased replacement fertility rates
c. increased mortality
d. the baby boom generation are expanding
4. An example of the use of primary a. working to eliminate the glamorisation of
prevention for family violence is: violence on television
a. working to eliminate the
glamorisation of violence on television
b. counselling a woman living in an
abusive relationship about available
shelter programs
c. calling child protective services
regarding a school age child who has
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5. reported sexual attacks by her Male
circumcision has been shown to:
a. reduce transmission of HIV a. reduce transmission of HIV
b. increase the risk of contracting a STI
c. reduce sexual pleasure
d. increase risk of UTI
6. Which of the following has made the
biggest impact on mortality from
infectious diseases in the 20th century?
a. vaccination a. Vaccinations
b. better housing, provision of clean water and
sewerage systems
c. antimicrobials
d. infection control
9. The school nurse is invited to attend a
meeting with several parents who
express frustration with the amount of
time their adolescents spend in front of
the mirror and the length of time it
takes them to get dressed. The nurse d. a result of developing self-concept
explains that this behaviour is
indicative of which of the following:
a. an abnormal narcissism
b. a method of procrastination
c. a way of testing the parents limit setting
d. a result of developing self-concept
11. A mother concerned that her child's
rash could be measles brings her child
to a nurse managed setting. This is an
example of: b. primary care
a. continuing care
b. primary care
c. restorative care
d. secondary care
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12. In childhood disorders there are
different types of problems such as
symptom-based disorders. One such
disorder is known as enuresis, which
means: b. bedwetting
a. sleepwalking
b. bedwetting
c. lack of bowel control
d. stammering
13. Children with ADHD are known to have
deficits in executive functioning and
specifically have difficulty inhibiting
responses. Which of the following brain
areas normally controls these types of d. the frontal lobes
functions?
a. the thalamus
b. the amygdala
c. the parietal lobes
d. the frontal lobes
14. Which of the following is NOT an effect
of foetal alcohol syndrome?
a. heart defects
c. larger head size
b. low birth weight and length
c. larger head size
d. cognitive impairment
19. A parent asks, "Can I get head lice
too?" The nurse indicates that adults
can also be infested with head lice but
that pediculosis is more common
among school children, primarily for
which of the following reasons:
c. pediculosis usually is spread by close contact
a. an immunity to pediculosis usually is
with infected children
established by adulthood
b. school aged children tend to be more
neglectful of frequent hand washing
c. pediculosis usually is spread by close contact
with infected children
d. the skin of adults is more capable of resisting
the invasion of lice
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