NUR 100 Final
The nursing profession has multiple nursing organizations which set standards for
practice and education. Choose the professional nursing organization which helps
nursing students to practice self-governance, to advocate for student and patient rights,
and to take collective, responsible action on social and political issues.
A. NLN
b. AACN
c. NSNA
d. ANA - CORRECT ANSWER-c
After graduating from an accredited program in nursing and successfully passing the
NCLEX-RN, what gives the nurse the legal right to practice?
a. Being licensed by the state board of nursing
b. Enrolling in an advanced degree program
c. Having a signed letter confirming graduation
d. Filing NCLEX_RN results in the county of residence - CORRECT ANSWER-a
The nurse understands that which of the following is a major trend to watch in
healthcare delivery?
a. Lower costs of healthcare
b. Current nursing shortage
c. decreased diversity
d. uneducated consumers - CORRECT ANSWER-b
A high school senior wants to become a gerontological nurse practitioner. What nursing
degree will she need to attain this goal?
a. Licensed Practical Nurse
b. Baccalaureate degree
c. Associate degree
d. Masters degree - CORRECT ANSWER-d
The nurse is caring for a patient with a family history of diabetes. The primary focus for
the patients health care is _________.
a. health restoration
b. health promotion
c. care of the acute illness
d. care of the chronic illness - CORRECT ANSWER-b
,The nurse knows that to meet the aims of nursing practice, he must use four essential
skills/competencies to provide safe and knowledgeable care. When the nurse uses
_____ skills , he is trusted to act in ways that advance the interests of nursing within the
contents of a professional code of ethics, and uses legal safeguards that reduce the risk
of litigation.
A. Technical
b. cognitive
c. Ethical / Legal
d. Interpersonal - CORRECT ANSWER-c
The nurse is caring for baby B who has been diagnosed with lead poisoning. The
poisoning has been related to the paint on the walls in the apartment where baby B
resides. Using the agent-host-environment model, the nurse knows that the agent is this
situation is
a. Baby B
b. apartment
c. paint
d. lead poisoning - CORRECT ANSWER-c
A nurse wants to acquire more knowledge of a specific culture. Where should the start
first to get a beginning knowledge base?
a. talk to her co-workers
b. ask other with more experience for guidance
c. Review the literature
d. talk to family members - CORRECT ANSWER-c
A nursing instructor explains the concept of health to her students. The students know
that which of the following statements accurately describes health?
a. health is always an objective state
b. health is a state of optimal functioning
c. health is not determined by the patient
d. Health is the absence of illness - CORRECT ANSWER-b
The nurses neighbor phones and states, "I have a temperatures and a sore throat. I am
not feeling well and have decided not to go to work." What stage of illness behavior is
the neighbor exhibiting?
a. Assuming the sick role
b. assuming the dependent role
c. Achieving recovery and rehabilitation
, d. Experiencing symptoms - CORRECT ANSWER-a
What is the best way the nurse can develop cultural self-awareness?
a. Objectively examine own beliefs, values, and practices
b. realize nothing can be done to change one's values and beliefs
c. Assert to others that personal biases cannot be changed
d. ask peers and colleagues about practicing cultural competence - CORRECT
ANSWER-a
An 80-year old woman says to the nurse that, " I have successfully raised my family and
had a good life." This statement illustrates meeting which basic human need?
a. safety and security
b. love and belonging
c. self esteem
d. self-actualization - CORRECT ANSWER-d
The nurse is caring for a young Hispanic mother and her 4-year old child. While
interviewing the mother, the nurse discovers that the mother speaks no English. The
nurse does not speak Spanish. The most appropriate thing for the nurse to do is to
a. interview the child
b. Provide all instructions in writing
c. Request an interpreter to help
d. explain that care cannot be provided at this time - CORRECT ANSWER-C
The nurse that is caring for a patient that is ill knows that which of the following is a
characteristic of chronic illness?
a. it causes irreversible alterations in anatomy and physiology
b. it requires a short period of care or support
c. it is a temporary change
d. it requires special patient education for rehabilitation - CORRECT ANSWER-a
The patient always thanks clerks at the grocery store. Her six year old daughter echoes
her thank you. The nurse is aware that the child is demonstrating what mode of value
transmission?
a. Reward and punishment
b. modeling
c. moralizing
d. responsible choice - CORRECT ANSWER-b
The nursing profession has multiple nursing organizations which set standards for
practice and education. Choose the professional nursing organization which helps
nursing students to practice self-governance, to advocate for student and patient rights,
and to take collective, responsible action on social and political issues.
A. NLN
b. AACN
c. NSNA
d. ANA - CORRECT ANSWER-c
After graduating from an accredited program in nursing and successfully passing the
NCLEX-RN, what gives the nurse the legal right to practice?
a. Being licensed by the state board of nursing
b. Enrolling in an advanced degree program
c. Having a signed letter confirming graduation
d. Filing NCLEX_RN results in the county of residence - CORRECT ANSWER-a
The nurse understands that which of the following is a major trend to watch in
healthcare delivery?
a. Lower costs of healthcare
b. Current nursing shortage
c. decreased diversity
d. uneducated consumers - CORRECT ANSWER-b
A high school senior wants to become a gerontological nurse practitioner. What nursing
degree will she need to attain this goal?
a. Licensed Practical Nurse
b. Baccalaureate degree
c. Associate degree
d. Masters degree - CORRECT ANSWER-d
The nurse is caring for a patient with a family history of diabetes. The primary focus for
the patients health care is _________.
a. health restoration
b. health promotion
c. care of the acute illness
d. care of the chronic illness - CORRECT ANSWER-b
,The nurse knows that to meet the aims of nursing practice, he must use four essential
skills/competencies to provide safe and knowledgeable care. When the nurse uses
_____ skills , he is trusted to act in ways that advance the interests of nursing within the
contents of a professional code of ethics, and uses legal safeguards that reduce the risk
of litigation.
A. Technical
b. cognitive
c. Ethical / Legal
d. Interpersonal - CORRECT ANSWER-c
The nurse is caring for baby B who has been diagnosed with lead poisoning. The
poisoning has been related to the paint on the walls in the apartment where baby B
resides. Using the agent-host-environment model, the nurse knows that the agent is this
situation is
a. Baby B
b. apartment
c. paint
d. lead poisoning - CORRECT ANSWER-c
A nurse wants to acquire more knowledge of a specific culture. Where should the start
first to get a beginning knowledge base?
a. talk to her co-workers
b. ask other with more experience for guidance
c. Review the literature
d. talk to family members - CORRECT ANSWER-c
A nursing instructor explains the concept of health to her students. The students know
that which of the following statements accurately describes health?
a. health is always an objective state
b. health is a state of optimal functioning
c. health is not determined by the patient
d. Health is the absence of illness - CORRECT ANSWER-b
The nurses neighbor phones and states, "I have a temperatures and a sore throat. I am
not feeling well and have decided not to go to work." What stage of illness behavior is
the neighbor exhibiting?
a. Assuming the sick role
b. assuming the dependent role
c. Achieving recovery and rehabilitation
, d. Experiencing symptoms - CORRECT ANSWER-a
What is the best way the nurse can develop cultural self-awareness?
a. Objectively examine own beliefs, values, and practices
b. realize nothing can be done to change one's values and beliefs
c. Assert to others that personal biases cannot be changed
d. ask peers and colleagues about practicing cultural competence - CORRECT
ANSWER-a
An 80-year old woman says to the nurse that, " I have successfully raised my family and
had a good life." This statement illustrates meeting which basic human need?
a. safety and security
b. love and belonging
c. self esteem
d. self-actualization - CORRECT ANSWER-d
The nurse is caring for a young Hispanic mother and her 4-year old child. While
interviewing the mother, the nurse discovers that the mother speaks no English. The
nurse does not speak Spanish. The most appropriate thing for the nurse to do is to
a. interview the child
b. Provide all instructions in writing
c. Request an interpreter to help
d. explain that care cannot be provided at this time - CORRECT ANSWER-C
The nurse that is caring for a patient that is ill knows that which of the following is a
characteristic of chronic illness?
a. it causes irreversible alterations in anatomy and physiology
b. it requires a short period of care or support
c. it is a temporary change
d. it requires special patient education for rehabilitation - CORRECT ANSWER-a
The patient always thanks clerks at the grocery store. Her six year old daughter echoes
her thank you. The nurse is aware that the child is demonstrating what mode of value
transmission?
a. Reward and punishment
b. modeling
c. moralizing
d. responsible choice - CORRECT ANSWER-b
