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, Nursing Midterm Exam Guide 2026: NURS 6011 Practice Questions
& Answers
Instructions: Please select the best answer for each of the following questions. Each question is
designed to assess your understanding of key nursing principles and their clinical application.
1. A nurse is developing a plan of care for a newly admitted patient. Which sequence best
represents the systematic, dynamic framework a nurse should use for clinical decision-making?
a) Diagnosis, Planning, Assessment, Implementation, Evaluation
b) Assessment, Diagnosis, Planning, Implementation, Evaluation
c) Planning, Evaluation, Diagnosis, Implementation, Assessment
d) Evaluation, Assessment, Diagnosis, Implementation, Planning
Answer: B
Explanation: The correct sequence is the nursing process, known as ADPIE. It begins
with Assessment (collecting data), moves to Diagnosis (analyzing data to identify patient
problems), then Planning (setting goals and interventions), Implementation (carrying out the
plan), and concludes with Evaluation (determining the effectiveness of the care).
2. During a community health fair, a nurse provides a workshop on healthy eating and exercise to
reduce cardiovascular risk. This role of the nurse is best described as:
a) Caregiver
b) Advocate
c) Educator
d) Manager
Answer: C
Explanation: The Educator role involves explaining concepts and facts about health, describing
the reasons for routine care activities, and teaching patients how to perform self-care. Providing a
workshop on health promotion is a classic example of patient and community education.