Fundamentals of Nursing Theory Concepts and Applications 4th Edition Wilkinson Test Bank.pdf

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Table of Content
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Chapter1EvolutionofNursingThought &Action
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Chapter2CriticalThinking&NursingProcess
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Chapter3 Assessment
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Chapter4 Analysis/Diagnosis
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Chapter5PlanningOutcomes
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Chapter6PlanningInterventions
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Chapter7Implementation&Evaluation
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Chapter8Theory,Research,&Evidence-BasedPractice
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Chapter9LifeSpan:Infancy ThroughMiddleAdulthood
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Chapter10 LifeSpan:Older Adults
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Chapter11ExperiencingHealth&Illness
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Chapter 12 Stress & Adaptation
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Chapter13PsychosocialHealth&Illness
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Chapter 14 TheFamily
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Chapter15Culture&Ethnicity
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Chapter16Spirituality
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Chapter17 Loss,Grief,&Dying
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Chapter18Documenting&Reporting
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Chapter19 Teaching&Learning
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Chapter20MeasuringVitalSigns
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Chapter21Communication&TherapeuticRelationships
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Chapter22Health Assessment
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Chapter23PromotingAsepsis&PreventingInfection
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Chapter24PromotingSafety
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Chapter25FacilitatingHygiene
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Chapter 26 Administering Medications
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Chapter27Nutrition
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Chapter28UrinaryElimination
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Chapter29BowelElimination
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Chapter30Sensation,Perception,&Response
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Chapter31Pain
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Chapter32Physical Activity&Immobility
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Chapter33SexualHealth
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Chapter 34 Sleep &Rest
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Chapter35 SkinIntegrity& Wound Healing
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Chapter36Oxygenation
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Chapter37Circulation&Perfusion
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Chapter38Fluids,Electrolytes,&Acid-BaseBalance
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Chapter39PerioperativeCare
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Chapter 40Leading &Managing
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Chapter41NursingInformatics
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Chapter42PromotingHealth
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Chapter43Community &HomeHealthNursing
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Chapter44 Ethics &Values
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Chapter45Legal Accountability
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Chapter46HolisticHealing
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,Chapter 1 Evolution ofNursing Thought &Action
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1. Whichofthe followingstatementsaccuratelydescribe anelement ofnursing?Select all that
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apply.
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A) Theskills involved in nursing are primarilytechnical in nature.
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B) Theprimaryfocus ofnursing is to assist individuals to recover fromillness.
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C) Thescience of nursing is the knowledge base forthe care that is given.
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D) Theartof nursing is the collection ofknowledge through research.
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E) Nursing is considered to be bothan art and a science.
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F) Nursingisaprofessionthat used specialized knowledge and skills.
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2. Whichofthe following set ofterms best describes nursing at the end ofthe Middle Ages?
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A) continuity,caring, criticalthinking , , ,




B) purpose,direction, leadership , ,




C) assessment,interventions,outcomes , ,




D) advocacy,research, education , ,




3. Whichofthe following is a characteristic ofnursing practiced fromearlycivilizationto the
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16th century?
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A) Mostearlycivilizations believed that illness had supernaturalcauses.
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B) Thephysicianwas the priest who treated disease with prayer.
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C) Thenurse was a nuncommitted to caring for the needyand homeless.
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D) Nursingchanged froma spiritualfocus to an emphasis onknowledge expansion.
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4. Inwhat time period did nursing care as wenow know it begin?
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A) pre-civilization
B) earlycivilization to 16th century
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C) 16thto 17th century , , ,




D) 18thto 19th century , , ,




5. Who is considered to be the founder ofprofessional nursing?
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A) Dorothea Dix ,

, B) LillianWald ,




C) FlorenceNightingale ,




D) ClaraBarton ,




6. Whichofthe following nursingpioneersestablishedthe Red Crossinthe United Statesin 1882?
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A) FlorenceNightingale ,




B) ClaraBarton ,




C) Dorothea Dix ,




D) JaneAddams ,




7. What wasonebarrier to the development ofthe nursingprofession inthe United States after
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the Civil War?
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A) lack ofeducational standards, , ,




B) hospital-based schools of nursing , , ,




C) lack ofinfluence fromnursing leaders
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D) independence ofnursing orders , , ,




8. Whichofthe followingindividualsprovidedcommunity-basedcareand foundedpublic
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health nursing?
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A) AdelaideNutting ,




B) LillianWald ,




C) SojournerTruth ,




D) ClaraBarton ,




9. Whichofthe followingnursing groupsprovidesa definitionand scopeofpractice for
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nursing?
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A) ICN
B) AAN
C) ANA
D) The Joint Commission, ,




10. Teaching awomanabout breast self-examination isanexampleofwhat broad aimof
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nursing?
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A) promotinghealth ,




B) preventing illness ,