TEST BANK nn
FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING: THEORY, CONCEPTS, AND
nn nn nn nn nn
APPLICATIONS 4TH EDITION
n nn nn
Wilkinson, Judith M., Treas, Leslie S., Barnett, Karen L. & Smith,
nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn
Mable H.
nn nn
, Fundamentals nnof nnNursing nnTheory nnConcepts nnand nnApplications nn4th nnEdition
nn WilkinsonT
n est nnBank
Table nnof nnContent
Chapter nn1 nnEvolution nnof nnNursing nnThought nn& nnAction
Chapter nn2 nnCritical nnThinking nn& nnNursing nnProcess
Chapter nn3 nnAssessment
Chapter nn4 nnAnalysis/Diagnosis
Chapter nn5 nnPlanning nnOutcomes
Chapter nn6 nnPlanning nnInterventions
Chapter nn7 nnImplementation nn& nnEvaluation
Chapter nn8 nnTheory, nnResearch, nn& nnEvidence-Based nnPractice
Chapter nn9 nnLife nnSpan: nnInfancy nnThrough nnMiddle nnAdulthood
Chapter nn10 nnLife nnSpan: nnOlder nnAdults
Chapter nn11 nnExperiencing nnHealth nn& nnIllness
Chapter nn12 nnStress nn& nnAdaptation
Chapter nn13 nnPsychosocial nnHealth nn& nnIllness
Chapter nn14 nnThe nnFamily
Chapter nn15 nnCulture nn& nnEthnicity
Chapter nn16 nnSpirituality
Chapter nn17 nnLoss, nnGrief, nn& nnDying
Chapter nn18 nnDocumenting nn& nnReporting
Chapter nn19 nnTeaching nn& nnLearning
Chapter nn20 nnMeasuring nnVital nnSigns
Chapter nn21 nnCommunication nn& nnTherapeutic nnRelationships
Chapter nn22 nnHealth nnAssessment
Chapter nn23 nnPromoting nnAsepsis nn& nnPreventing nnInfection
Chapter nn24 nnPromoting nnSafety
Chapter nn25 nnFacilitating nnHygiene
Chapter nn26 nnAdministering nnMedications
Chapter nn27 nnNutrition
Chapter nn28 nnUrinary nnElimination
Chapter nn29 nnBowel nnElimination
Chapter nn30 nnSensation, nnPerception, nn& nnResponse
Chapter nn31 nnPain
Chapter nn32 nnPhysical nnActivity nn& nnImmobility
Chapter nn33 nnSexual nnHealth
Chapter nn34 nnSleep nn& nnRest
Chapter nn35 nnSkin nnIntegrity nn& nnWound nnHealing
Chapter nn36 nnOxygenation
Chapter nn37 nnCirculation nn& nnPerfusion
Chapter nn38 nnFluids, nnElectrolytes, nn& nnAcid-Base nnBalance
Chapter nn39 nnPerioperative nnCare
Chapter nn40 nnLeading nn& nnManaging
Chapter nn41 nnNursing nnInformatics
Chapter nn42 nnPromoting nnHealth
Chapter nn43 nnCommunity nn& nnHome nnHealth nnNursing
Chapter nn44 nnEthics nn& nnValues
Chapter nn45 nnLegal nnAccountability
Chapter nn46 nnHolistic nnHealing
, Fundamentals of Nursing Theory Concepts and Applications 4th
nn nn nn nn nn nn nn
EditionWilkinson Test Bank
nn n nn nn
Chapter nn1 nnEvolution nnof nnNursing nnThought nn & nnAction
1. Which nnof nnthe nnfollowing nnstatements nnaccurately nndescribe nnan nnelement nn of nnnursing?
nnSelect nn alln
that nnapply.
A) The nnskills nninvolved nn in nnnursing nnare nnprimarily nntechnical nnin nnnature.
B) The nnprimary nnfocus nnof nnnursing nnis nnto nn assist nnindividuals nnto nnrecover nnfrom nnillness.
C) The nnscience nnof nnnursing nnis nnthe nnknowledge nnbase nnfor nnthe nncare nnthat nnis nngiven.
D) The nnart nnof nnnursing nn is nnthe nncollection nnof nnknowledge nnthrough nnresearch.
E) Nursing nnis nnconsidered nnto nn be nnboth nnan nnart nn and nna nnscience.
F) Nursing nnis nna nnprofession nnthat nnused nnspecialized nnknowledge nnand nnskills.
2. Which nnof nnthe nnfollowing nnset nnof nnterms nnbest nn describes nnnursing nnat nnthe nnend nnof nnthe
nnMiddle nn Ages?
A) continuity, nncaring, nncritical nnthinking
B) purpose, nndirection, nnleadership
C) assessment, nninterventions, nnoutcomes
D) advocacy, nnresearch, nneducation
3. Which nnof nnthe nn following nnis nna nncharacteristic nnof nnnursing nnpracticed nn from nnearly
nncivilization nnton
the nn16th nncentury?
A) Most nnearly nncivilizations nnbelieved nnthat nnillness nnhad nnsupernatural nncauses.
B) The nnphysician nnwas nnthe nnpriest nn who nntreated nndisease nnwith nnprayer.
C) The nnnurse nnwas nna nnnun nncommitted nnto nncaring nnfor nnthe nnneedy nnand nn homeless.
D) Nursing nnchanged nnfrom nna nnspiritual nnfocus nnto nnan nnemphasis nnon nnknowledge
nnexpansion.
4. In nnwhat nntime nnperiod nndid nnnursing nncare nnas nnwe nnnow nnknow nnit nn begin?
A) pre-civilization
B) early nncivilization nnto nn16th nncentury
C) 16th nnto nn 17th nncentury
D) 18th nnto nn 19th nncentury
5. Who nn is nnconsidered nnto nn be nnthe nnfounder nnof nnprofessional nnnursing?
A) Dorothea nnDix
, B) Lillian nnWald
C) Florence nnNightingale
D) Clara nnBarton
6. Which nnof nnthe nn following nnnursing nnpioneers nnestablished nnthe nnRed nnCross nnin nnthe
nnUnited nnStates nninn1882?
A) Florence nnNightingale
B) Clara nnBarton
C) Dorothea nnDix
D) Jane nnAddams
7. What nn was nnone nnbarrier nnto nnthe nndevelopment nnof nnthe nnnursing nnprofession nnin nnthe
nnUnited nnStatesn
after nnthe nnCivil nnWar?
A) lack nnof nneducational nnstandards
B) hospital-based nnschools nnof nnnursing
C) lack nnof nninfluence nnfrom nnnursing nnleaders
D) independence nnof nnnursing nnorders
8. Which nnof nnthe nnfollowing nnindividuals nnprovided nncommunity-based nncare nnand
nnfounded nnpublicn health nnnursing?
A) Adelaide nnNutting
B) Lillian nnWald
C) Sojourner nnTruth
D) Clara nnBarton
9. Which nnof nnthe nnfollowing nnnursing nngroups nnprovides nna nndefinition nnand nnscope nnof
nnpractice nn forn
nursing?
A) ICN
B) AAN
C) ANA
D) The nnJoint nnCommission
10. Teaching nna nnwoman nnabout nnbreast nnself-examination nnis nnan nnexample nnof nnwhat
nnbroad nnaim nnofn
nursing?
A) promoting nnhealth
B) preventing nnillness
FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING: THEORY, CONCEPTS, AND
nn nn nn nn nn
APPLICATIONS 4TH EDITION
n nn nn
Wilkinson, Judith M., Treas, Leslie S., Barnett, Karen L. & Smith,
nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn nn
Mable H.
nn nn
, Fundamentals nnof nnNursing nnTheory nnConcepts nnand nnApplications nn4th nnEdition
nn WilkinsonT
n est nnBank
Table nnof nnContent
Chapter nn1 nnEvolution nnof nnNursing nnThought nn& nnAction
Chapter nn2 nnCritical nnThinking nn& nnNursing nnProcess
Chapter nn3 nnAssessment
Chapter nn4 nnAnalysis/Diagnosis
Chapter nn5 nnPlanning nnOutcomes
Chapter nn6 nnPlanning nnInterventions
Chapter nn7 nnImplementation nn& nnEvaluation
Chapter nn8 nnTheory, nnResearch, nn& nnEvidence-Based nnPractice
Chapter nn9 nnLife nnSpan: nnInfancy nnThrough nnMiddle nnAdulthood
Chapter nn10 nnLife nnSpan: nnOlder nnAdults
Chapter nn11 nnExperiencing nnHealth nn& nnIllness
Chapter nn12 nnStress nn& nnAdaptation
Chapter nn13 nnPsychosocial nnHealth nn& nnIllness
Chapter nn14 nnThe nnFamily
Chapter nn15 nnCulture nn& nnEthnicity
Chapter nn16 nnSpirituality
Chapter nn17 nnLoss, nnGrief, nn& nnDying
Chapter nn18 nnDocumenting nn& nnReporting
Chapter nn19 nnTeaching nn& nnLearning
Chapter nn20 nnMeasuring nnVital nnSigns
Chapter nn21 nnCommunication nn& nnTherapeutic nnRelationships
Chapter nn22 nnHealth nnAssessment
Chapter nn23 nnPromoting nnAsepsis nn& nnPreventing nnInfection
Chapter nn24 nnPromoting nnSafety
Chapter nn25 nnFacilitating nnHygiene
Chapter nn26 nnAdministering nnMedications
Chapter nn27 nnNutrition
Chapter nn28 nnUrinary nnElimination
Chapter nn29 nnBowel nnElimination
Chapter nn30 nnSensation, nnPerception, nn& nnResponse
Chapter nn31 nnPain
Chapter nn32 nnPhysical nnActivity nn& nnImmobility
Chapter nn33 nnSexual nnHealth
Chapter nn34 nnSleep nn& nnRest
Chapter nn35 nnSkin nnIntegrity nn& nnWound nnHealing
Chapter nn36 nnOxygenation
Chapter nn37 nnCirculation nn& nnPerfusion
Chapter nn38 nnFluids, nnElectrolytes, nn& nnAcid-Base nnBalance
Chapter nn39 nnPerioperative nnCare
Chapter nn40 nnLeading nn& nnManaging
Chapter nn41 nnNursing nnInformatics
Chapter nn42 nnPromoting nnHealth
Chapter nn43 nnCommunity nn& nnHome nnHealth nnNursing
Chapter nn44 nnEthics nn& nnValues
Chapter nn45 nnLegal nnAccountability
Chapter nn46 nnHolistic nnHealing
, Fundamentals of Nursing Theory Concepts and Applications 4th
nn nn nn nn nn nn nn
EditionWilkinson Test Bank
nn n nn nn
Chapter nn1 nnEvolution nnof nnNursing nnThought nn & nnAction
1. Which nnof nnthe nnfollowing nnstatements nnaccurately nndescribe nnan nnelement nn of nnnursing?
nnSelect nn alln
that nnapply.
A) The nnskills nninvolved nn in nnnursing nnare nnprimarily nntechnical nnin nnnature.
B) The nnprimary nnfocus nnof nnnursing nnis nnto nn assist nnindividuals nnto nnrecover nnfrom nnillness.
C) The nnscience nnof nnnursing nnis nnthe nnknowledge nnbase nnfor nnthe nncare nnthat nnis nngiven.
D) The nnart nnof nnnursing nn is nnthe nncollection nnof nnknowledge nnthrough nnresearch.
E) Nursing nnis nnconsidered nnto nn be nnboth nnan nnart nn and nna nnscience.
F) Nursing nnis nna nnprofession nnthat nnused nnspecialized nnknowledge nnand nnskills.
2. Which nnof nnthe nnfollowing nnset nnof nnterms nnbest nn describes nnnursing nnat nnthe nnend nnof nnthe
nnMiddle nn Ages?
A) continuity, nncaring, nncritical nnthinking
B) purpose, nndirection, nnleadership
C) assessment, nninterventions, nnoutcomes
D) advocacy, nnresearch, nneducation
3. Which nnof nnthe nn following nnis nna nncharacteristic nnof nnnursing nnpracticed nn from nnearly
nncivilization nnton
the nn16th nncentury?
A) Most nnearly nncivilizations nnbelieved nnthat nnillness nnhad nnsupernatural nncauses.
B) The nnphysician nnwas nnthe nnpriest nn who nntreated nndisease nnwith nnprayer.
C) The nnnurse nnwas nna nnnun nncommitted nnto nncaring nnfor nnthe nnneedy nnand nn homeless.
D) Nursing nnchanged nnfrom nna nnspiritual nnfocus nnto nnan nnemphasis nnon nnknowledge
nnexpansion.
4. In nnwhat nntime nnperiod nndid nnnursing nncare nnas nnwe nnnow nnknow nnit nn begin?
A) pre-civilization
B) early nncivilization nnto nn16th nncentury
C) 16th nnto nn 17th nncentury
D) 18th nnto nn 19th nncentury
5. Who nn is nnconsidered nnto nn be nnthe nnfounder nnof nnprofessional nnnursing?
A) Dorothea nnDix
, B) Lillian nnWald
C) Florence nnNightingale
D) Clara nnBarton
6. Which nnof nnthe nn following nnnursing nnpioneers nnestablished nnthe nnRed nnCross nnin nnthe
nnUnited nnStates nninn1882?
A) Florence nnNightingale
B) Clara nnBarton
C) Dorothea nnDix
D) Jane nnAddams
7. What nn was nnone nnbarrier nnto nnthe nndevelopment nnof nnthe nnnursing nnprofession nnin nnthe
nnUnited nnStatesn
after nnthe nnCivil nnWar?
A) lack nnof nneducational nnstandards
B) hospital-based nnschools nnof nnnursing
C) lack nnof nninfluence nnfrom nnnursing nnleaders
D) independence nnof nnnursing nnorders
8. Which nnof nnthe nnfollowing nnindividuals nnprovided nncommunity-based nncare nnand
nnfounded nnpublicn health nnnursing?
A) Adelaide nnNutting
B) Lillian nnWald
C) Sojourner nnTruth
D) Clara nnBarton
9. Which nnof nnthe nnfollowing nnnursing nngroups nnprovides nna nndefinition nnand nnscope nnof
nnpractice nn forn
nursing?
A) ICN
B) AAN
C) ANA
D) The nnJoint nnCommission
10. Teaching nna nnwoman nnabout nnbreast nnself-examination nnis nnan nnexample nnof nnwhat
nnbroad nnaim nnofn
nursing?
A) promoting nnhealth
B) preventing nnillness