Test Bank Complete_
Foundations And Adult Health Nursing 9th Edition, (2022)
By Kim Cooper And Kelly Gosnell
All Chapter 1-58| 8 Units| Full Edition With Detailed Answers| Rated A+
From: [Bestmaxsolutions.Stuvia
,UNIT I: FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
Chapter 1: Evolution Of Nursing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
Chapter 2: Legal And Ethical Aspects Of Nursing ------------------------------------------------------------------ 20
Chapter 3: Documentation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
Chapter 4: Communication ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48
Chapter 5: Nursing Process And Critical Thinking ------------------------------------------------------------------ 70
Chapter 6: Cultural And Ethnic Considerations --------------------------------------------------------------------- 92
UNIT II: FUNDAMENTALS OF CLINICAL PRACTICE -------------------------------------------------------- 112
Chapter 7: Asepsis And Infection Control -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 112
Chapter 8: Body Mechanics And Patient Mobility --------------------------------------------------------------- 131
Chapter 9: Hygiene And Care Of The Patient’s Environment ------------------------------------------------- 143
Chapter 10: Safety ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 159
Chapter 11: Admission, Transfer, And Discharge ---------------------------------------------------------------- 167
UNIT III: INTRODUCTION TO NURSING INTERVENTIONS ----------------------------------------------- 176
Chapter 12: Vital Signs -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 176
Chapter 13: Physical Assessment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 190
Chapter 14: Oxygenation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 229
Chapter 15: Elimination And Gastric Intubation ----------------------------------------------------------------- 235
Chapter 16: Care Of Patients Experiencing Urgent Alterations In Health --------------------------------- 240
Chapter 17: Dosage Calculation And Medication Administration ------------------------------------------- 256
Chapter 18: Fluids And Electrolytes --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 275
Chapter 19: Nutritional Concepts And Related Therapies ----------------------------------------------------- 287
Chapter 20: Complementary And Alternative Therapies ------------------------------------------------------ 305
Chapter 21: Pain Management, Comfort, Rest, And Sleep ---------------------------------------------------- 318
Chapter 22: Surgical Wound Care ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 334
Chapter 23: Specimen Collection And Diagnostic Testing ----------------------------------------------------- 351
UNIT IV: NURSING CARE ACROSS THE LIFE SPAN -------------------------------------------------------- 369
Chapter 24: Life Span Development --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 369
Chapter 25: Loss, Grief, Dying, And Death ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 395
Chapter 26: Health Promotion And Pregnancy ------------------------------------------------------------------- 405
Chapter 27: Labor And Delivery -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 420
, Chapter 28: Care Of The Mother And Newborn ------------------------------------------------------------------ 437
Chapter 29: Care Of The High-Risk Mother, Newborn, And Family With Special Needs--------------- 453
Chapter 30: Health Promotion For The Infant, Child, And Adolescent ------------------------------------- 472
Chapter 31: Basic Pediatric Nursing Care -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 482
Chapter 32: Care Of The Child With A Physical And Mental Or Cognitive Disorder ------------ 501
Chapter 33: Health Promotion And Care Of The Older Adult ------------------------------------------------- 531
UNIT V: FUNDAMENTALS OF MENTAL HEALTH NURSING --------------------------------------------- 549
Chapter 34: Concepts Of Mental Health --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 549
Chapter 35: Care Of The Patient With A Psychiatric Disorder ------------------------------------------------ 566
UNIT VI: FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING -------------------------------------- 583
Chapter 36: Care Of The Patient With An Addictive Personality --------------------------------------------- 583
Chapter 37: Home Health Nursing ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 599
Chapter 38: Long-Term Care------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 612
Chapter 39: Rehabilitation Nursing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 628
Chapter 40: Hospice Care ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 646
UNIT VII: ADULT HEALTH NURSING-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 662
Chapter 41: Introduction To Anatomy And Physiology--------------------------------------------------------- 662
Chapter 42: Care Of The Surgical Patient -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 679
Chapter 43: Care Of The Patient With An Integumentary Disorder ----------------------------------------- 711
Chapter 44: Care Of The Patient With A Musculoskeletal Disorder ----------------------------------------- 728
Chapter 45: Care Of The Patient With A Gastrointestinal Disorder ----------------------------------------- 746
Chapter 46: Care Of The Patient With A Gallbladder, Liver, Biliary Tract, Or Exocrine Pancreatic
Disorder--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 761
Chapter 47: Care Of The Patient With A Blood Or Lymphatic Disorder ------------------------------------ 783
Chapter 48: Care Of The Patient With A Cardiovascular Or A Peripheral Vascular Disorder --------- 799
Chapter 49: Care Of The Patient With A Respiratory Disorder ----------------------------------------------- 821
Chapter 50: Care Of The Patient With A Urinary Disorder----------------------------------------------------- 837
Chapter 51: Care Of The Patient With An Endocrine Disorder ----------------------------------------------- 859
Chapter 52: Care Of The Patient With A Reproductive Disorder --------------------------------------------- 877
Chapter 53: Care Of The Patient With A Visual Or Auditory Disorder -------------------------------------- 894
Chapter 54: Care Of The Patient With A Neurological Disorder ---------------------------------------------- 910
Chapter 55: Care Of The Patient With An Immune Disorder -------------------------------------------------- 927
, Chapter 56: Care Of The Patient With Hiv/Aids ------------------------------------------------------------------ 958
Chapter 57: Care Of The Patient With Cancer -------------------------------------------------------------------- 978
UNIT VIII: FROM GRADUATE TO PROFESSIONAL --------------------------------------------------------- 994
Chapter 58: Professional Roles And Leadership ------------------------------------------------------------------ 994
A Genuine Table Of Contents (TOC)
,UNIT I: FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
Chapter 1: Evolution Of Nursing
Kim Cooper: Foundations And Adult Health Nursing 9th Edition, (2022) Test Bank
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. What Is A Nursing Program Considered When Certified By A State Agency?
A. Accredited
B. Approved
C. Provisional
D. Exemplified
ANS: B
Approved Means Certified By A State Agency For Having Met Minimum Standards;
Accredited Means Certified By The Nln For Having Met More Complex Standards.
Provisional And Exemplified Are Not Terms Used In Regard To Nursing Program
Certification.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Knowledge Ref: Page 10
Obj: 5 Top: Nursing Programs Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
2. Which Of The Following Must The Nurse Recognize Regarding The Health Care
Delivery System?
A. It Includes All States.
B. It Affects The Illness Of Patients.
C. Insurance Companies Are Not Involved.
D. The Major Goal Is To Achieve Optimal Levels Of Health Care.
ANS: D
The Nurse Must Recognize That In The Health Care Delivery System, The Major Goal Is
To Achieve Optimal Levels Of Health Care. The Health Care System Consists Of A
,Network Of Agencies, Facilities, And Providers Involved With Health Care In A
Specified Geographic Area. Insurance Companies Do Have Involvement In The Health
Care System. The Illness Of Patients Is Not Necessarily Affected By The Health Care
System.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Page 12
Obj: 7 Top: Health Care Systems Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
3. What Is Required By The Health Care Team To Identify The Needs Of A Patient And
To Design Care To Meet Those Needs?
A. The Kardex
B. The Physician‘S Order Sheet
C. An Individualized Care Plan
D. The Nurse‘S Notes
ANS: C
An Individualized Care Plan Involves All Health Care Workers And Outlines Care To
Meet The Needs Of The Individual Patient. The Kardex, Physician‘S Order Sheet, And
Nurse‘S Notes Do Not Identify The Needs Of The Patient Nor Are They Designed To
Assist All Members Of The Health Care Team To Meet Those Needs.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Pages 13, 16
Obj: 8 | 9 Top: Care Plan Key: Nursing Process Step: Planning Msc: Nclex:
N/A
4. Patient Care Emphasis On Wellness, Rather Than Illness, Begins As A Result Of:
A. Increased Education Concerning Causes Of Illness.
B. Improved Insurance Payments.
C. Decentralized Care Centers.
D. Increased Number Of Health Care Givers.
ANS: A
,The Acute Awareness Of Preventive Medicine Has Resulted In Today‘S Emphasis On
Education About Issues Such As Smoking, Heart Disease, Drug And Alcohol Abuse,
Weight Control, And Mental Health And Wellness Promotion Activities. This Preventive
Education Has Resulted In An Emphasis On Wellness, Rather Than Illness. Improved
Insurance Payments, Decentralized Care Centers, And Increased Numbers Of Health
Care Givers Did Not Influence An Emphasis On Wellness.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Page 12 Obj: 4 | 8 Top:
Wellness Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
5. How Does An Interdisciplinary Approach To Patient Treatment Enhance Care?
A. By Improving Efficiency Of Care
B. By Reducing The Number Of Caregivers
C. By Preventing The Fragmentation Of Patient Care
D. By Shortening Hospital Stay
ANS: C
An Interdisciplinary Approach Prevents Fragmentation Of Care. An Interdisciplinary
Approach Does Not Improve The Efficiency Of Care, Reduce The Number Of
Caregivers, Or Shorten Hospital Stay.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Page 16
Obj: 8 | 9 Top: Interdisciplinary Approach Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A
Msc: Nclex: N/A
6. What Is The Most Effective Process To Ensure That The Care Plan Is Meeting The
Needs Of The Patient?
A. Documentation
B. Communication
C. Evaluation
D. Planning
ANS: B
,Communication Is The Primary Essential Component Among The Health Care Team To
Evaluate And Modify The Care Plan. Documentation, Evaluation, And Planning Are Not
Primary Essential Components To Ensure The Care Plan Is Meeting The Needs Of The
Patient.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Page 16
Obj: 8 Top: Communication Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
7. How May A Newly Licensed Lpn/Lvn Practice?
A. Independently In A Hospital Setting
B. With An Experienced Lpn/Lvn
C. Under The Supervision Of A Physician Or Rn
D. As A Sole Practitioner In A Clinic Setting
ANS: C
An LPN/LVN Practices Under The Supervision Of A Physician, Dentist, Od, Or Rn.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Knowledge Ref: Pages 13, 19
Obj: 11 Top: Vocational Nursing Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex:
N/A
8. Whose Influence On Nursing Practice In The 19th Century Was Related To
Improvement Of Patient Environment As A Method Of Health Promotion?
A. Clara Barton
B. Linda Richards
C. Dorothea Dix
D. Florence Nightingale
ANS: D
The Influence Of Florence Nightingale Was Highly Significant In The 19th Century As
She Fought For Sanitary Conditions, Fresh Air, And General Improvement In The Patient
Environment. Clara Barton Developed The American Red Cross In 1881. Linda Richards
Is Known As The First Trained Nurse In America, Was Responsible For The
,Development Of The First Nursing And Hospital Records, And Is Credited With The
Development Of Our Present-Day Documentation System.
Dorothea Dix Was The Pioneer Crusader For Elevation Of Standards Of Care For The
Mentally Ill And Superintendent Of Female Nurses Of The Union Army.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Knowledge Ref: Pages 2, 17 Table 1-2 Obj: 2 | 4 Top:
Nursing Leaders Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
9. What Document Identifies The Roles And Responsibilities Of The Lpn/Lvn?
A. NLN Accreditation Standards
B. Nurse Practice Act
C. Napne Code
D. American Nurses‘ Association Code
ANS: B
The LPN/LVN Functions Under The Nurse Practice Act. Nln Accreditation Standards,
The Napne Code, And The American Nurses‘ Association Code Do Not Identify The
Roles And Responsibilities Of The LPN/LVN.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Knowledge Ref: Page 13
Obj: 11 Top: Roles And Responsibilities Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A
Msc: Nclex: N/A
10. What Is A Cost-Effective Delivery Of Care Used By Many Hospitals That Allows
The LPN/LVN To Work With The Rn To Meet The Needs Of Patients?
A. Focused Nursing
B. Team Nursing
C. Case Management
D. Primary Nursing
ANS: C
, Case Management Is A Cost-Effective Method Of Care. Focused Nursing, Team
Nursing, And Primary Nursing Are Not Cost-Effective Methods Of Delivering Care That
Allow The LPN/LVN To Work With The Rn To Meet Patient Needs.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Page 14
Obj: 7 | 9 Top: Patient Care Delivery Systems Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A
Msc: Nclex: N/A
11. What Is The Title Of The American Hospital Association's 1972 Document That
Outlines The Patient‘S Expectations To Be Treated With Dignity And Compassion?
A. Code Of Ethics
B. Patient‘S Bill Of Rights
C. Obra
D. Advance Directives
ANS: B
Patient Expectations Are Outlined By The Patient‘S Bill Of Rights. Patient Expectations
Are Not Outlined In The Code Of Ethics, Obra, Or Advance Directives.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Knowledge Ref: Page 15
Obj: 4 | 8 Top: Patient‘S Rights Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
12. The Relationships Among Nursing, Patients, Health, And The Environment Are The
Basis For:
A. Care Plans.
B. Nursing Models.
C. Physician‘S Orders.
D. Evaluation Of Patient Care.
ANS: B
Nursing Models Are Theories Based On The Relationship Between Nursing, Patients,
Health, And Environment. Care Plans, Physician‘S Orders, And Evaluation Of Patient
Foundations And Adult Health Nursing 9th Edition, (2022)
By Kim Cooper And Kelly Gosnell
All Chapter 1-58| 8 Units| Full Edition With Detailed Answers| Rated A+
From: [Bestmaxsolutions.Stuvia
,UNIT I: FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
Chapter 1: Evolution Of Nursing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
Chapter 2: Legal And Ethical Aspects Of Nursing ------------------------------------------------------------------ 20
Chapter 3: Documentation ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34
Chapter 4: Communication ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48
Chapter 5: Nursing Process And Critical Thinking ------------------------------------------------------------------ 70
Chapter 6: Cultural And Ethnic Considerations --------------------------------------------------------------------- 92
UNIT II: FUNDAMENTALS OF CLINICAL PRACTICE -------------------------------------------------------- 112
Chapter 7: Asepsis And Infection Control -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 112
Chapter 8: Body Mechanics And Patient Mobility --------------------------------------------------------------- 131
Chapter 9: Hygiene And Care Of The Patient’s Environment ------------------------------------------------- 143
Chapter 10: Safety ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 159
Chapter 11: Admission, Transfer, And Discharge ---------------------------------------------------------------- 167
UNIT III: INTRODUCTION TO NURSING INTERVENTIONS ----------------------------------------------- 176
Chapter 12: Vital Signs -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 176
Chapter 13: Physical Assessment ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 190
Chapter 14: Oxygenation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 229
Chapter 15: Elimination And Gastric Intubation ----------------------------------------------------------------- 235
Chapter 16: Care Of Patients Experiencing Urgent Alterations In Health --------------------------------- 240
Chapter 17: Dosage Calculation And Medication Administration ------------------------------------------- 256
Chapter 18: Fluids And Electrolytes --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 275
Chapter 19: Nutritional Concepts And Related Therapies ----------------------------------------------------- 287
Chapter 20: Complementary And Alternative Therapies ------------------------------------------------------ 305
Chapter 21: Pain Management, Comfort, Rest, And Sleep ---------------------------------------------------- 318
Chapter 22: Surgical Wound Care ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 334
Chapter 23: Specimen Collection And Diagnostic Testing ----------------------------------------------------- 351
UNIT IV: NURSING CARE ACROSS THE LIFE SPAN -------------------------------------------------------- 369
Chapter 24: Life Span Development --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 369
Chapter 25: Loss, Grief, Dying, And Death ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 395
Chapter 26: Health Promotion And Pregnancy ------------------------------------------------------------------- 405
Chapter 27: Labor And Delivery -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 420
, Chapter 28: Care Of The Mother And Newborn ------------------------------------------------------------------ 437
Chapter 29: Care Of The High-Risk Mother, Newborn, And Family With Special Needs--------------- 453
Chapter 30: Health Promotion For The Infant, Child, And Adolescent ------------------------------------- 472
Chapter 31: Basic Pediatric Nursing Care -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 482
Chapter 32: Care Of The Child With A Physical And Mental Or Cognitive Disorder ------------ 501
Chapter 33: Health Promotion And Care Of The Older Adult ------------------------------------------------- 531
UNIT V: FUNDAMENTALS OF MENTAL HEALTH NURSING --------------------------------------------- 549
Chapter 34: Concepts Of Mental Health --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 549
Chapter 35: Care Of The Patient With A Psychiatric Disorder ------------------------------------------------ 566
UNIT VI: FUNDAMENTALS OF COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING -------------------------------------- 583
Chapter 36: Care Of The Patient With An Addictive Personality --------------------------------------------- 583
Chapter 37: Home Health Nursing ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 599
Chapter 38: Long-Term Care------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 612
Chapter 39: Rehabilitation Nursing ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 628
Chapter 40: Hospice Care ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 646
UNIT VII: ADULT HEALTH NURSING-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 662
Chapter 41: Introduction To Anatomy And Physiology--------------------------------------------------------- 662
Chapter 42: Care Of The Surgical Patient -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 679
Chapter 43: Care Of The Patient With An Integumentary Disorder ----------------------------------------- 711
Chapter 44: Care Of The Patient With A Musculoskeletal Disorder ----------------------------------------- 728
Chapter 45: Care Of The Patient With A Gastrointestinal Disorder ----------------------------------------- 746
Chapter 46: Care Of The Patient With A Gallbladder, Liver, Biliary Tract, Or Exocrine Pancreatic
Disorder--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 761
Chapter 47: Care Of The Patient With A Blood Or Lymphatic Disorder ------------------------------------ 783
Chapter 48: Care Of The Patient With A Cardiovascular Or A Peripheral Vascular Disorder --------- 799
Chapter 49: Care Of The Patient With A Respiratory Disorder ----------------------------------------------- 821
Chapter 50: Care Of The Patient With A Urinary Disorder----------------------------------------------------- 837
Chapter 51: Care Of The Patient With An Endocrine Disorder ----------------------------------------------- 859
Chapter 52: Care Of The Patient With A Reproductive Disorder --------------------------------------------- 877
Chapter 53: Care Of The Patient With A Visual Or Auditory Disorder -------------------------------------- 894
Chapter 54: Care Of The Patient With A Neurological Disorder ---------------------------------------------- 910
Chapter 55: Care Of The Patient With An Immune Disorder -------------------------------------------------- 927
, Chapter 56: Care Of The Patient With Hiv/Aids ------------------------------------------------------------------ 958
Chapter 57: Care Of The Patient With Cancer -------------------------------------------------------------------- 978
UNIT VIII: FROM GRADUATE TO PROFESSIONAL --------------------------------------------------------- 994
Chapter 58: Professional Roles And Leadership ------------------------------------------------------------------ 994
A Genuine Table Of Contents (TOC)
,UNIT I: FUNDAMENTALS OF NURSING
Chapter 1: Evolution Of Nursing
Kim Cooper: Foundations And Adult Health Nursing 9th Edition, (2022) Test Bank
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. What Is A Nursing Program Considered When Certified By A State Agency?
A. Accredited
B. Approved
C. Provisional
D. Exemplified
ANS: B
Approved Means Certified By A State Agency For Having Met Minimum Standards;
Accredited Means Certified By The Nln For Having Met More Complex Standards.
Provisional And Exemplified Are Not Terms Used In Regard To Nursing Program
Certification.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Knowledge Ref: Page 10
Obj: 5 Top: Nursing Programs Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
2. Which Of The Following Must The Nurse Recognize Regarding The Health Care
Delivery System?
A. It Includes All States.
B. It Affects The Illness Of Patients.
C. Insurance Companies Are Not Involved.
D. The Major Goal Is To Achieve Optimal Levels Of Health Care.
ANS: D
The Nurse Must Recognize That In The Health Care Delivery System, The Major Goal Is
To Achieve Optimal Levels Of Health Care. The Health Care System Consists Of A
,Network Of Agencies, Facilities, And Providers Involved With Health Care In A
Specified Geographic Area. Insurance Companies Do Have Involvement In The Health
Care System. The Illness Of Patients Is Not Necessarily Affected By The Health Care
System.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Page 12
Obj: 7 Top: Health Care Systems Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
3. What Is Required By The Health Care Team To Identify The Needs Of A Patient And
To Design Care To Meet Those Needs?
A. The Kardex
B. The Physician‘S Order Sheet
C. An Individualized Care Plan
D. The Nurse‘S Notes
ANS: C
An Individualized Care Plan Involves All Health Care Workers And Outlines Care To
Meet The Needs Of The Individual Patient. The Kardex, Physician‘S Order Sheet, And
Nurse‘S Notes Do Not Identify The Needs Of The Patient Nor Are They Designed To
Assist All Members Of The Health Care Team To Meet Those Needs.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Pages 13, 16
Obj: 8 | 9 Top: Care Plan Key: Nursing Process Step: Planning Msc: Nclex:
N/A
4. Patient Care Emphasis On Wellness, Rather Than Illness, Begins As A Result Of:
A. Increased Education Concerning Causes Of Illness.
B. Improved Insurance Payments.
C. Decentralized Care Centers.
D. Increased Number Of Health Care Givers.
ANS: A
,The Acute Awareness Of Preventive Medicine Has Resulted In Today‘S Emphasis On
Education About Issues Such As Smoking, Heart Disease, Drug And Alcohol Abuse,
Weight Control, And Mental Health And Wellness Promotion Activities. This Preventive
Education Has Resulted In An Emphasis On Wellness, Rather Than Illness. Improved
Insurance Payments, Decentralized Care Centers, And Increased Numbers Of Health
Care Givers Did Not Influence An Emphasis On Wellness.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Page 12 Obj: 4 | 8 Top:
Wellness Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
5. How Does An Interdisciplinary Approach To Patient Treatment Enhance Care?
A. By Improving Efficiency Of Care
B. By Reducing The Number Of Caregivers
C. By Preventing The Fragmentation Of Patient Care
D. By Shortening Hospital Stay
ANS: C
An Interdisciplinary Approach Prevents Fragmentation Of Care. An Interdisciplinary
Approach Does Not Improve The Efficiency Of Care, Reduce The Number Of
Caregivers, Or Shorten Hospital Stay.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Page 16
Obj: 8 | 9 Top: Interdisciplinary Approach Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A
Msc: Nclex: N/A
6. What Is The Most Effective Process To Ensure That The Care Plan Is Meeting The
Needs Of The Patient?
A. Documentation
B. Communication
C. Evaluation
D. Planning
ANS: B
,Communication Is The Primary Essential Component Among The Health Care Team To
Evaluate And Modify The Care Plan. Documentation, Evaluation, And Planning Are Not
Primary Essential Components To Ensure The Care Plan Is Meeting The Needs Of The
Patient.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Page 16
Obj: 8 Top: Communication Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
7. How May A Newly Licensed Lpn/Lvn Practice?
A. Independently In A Hospital Setting
B. With An Experienced Lpn/Lvn
C. Under The Supervision Of A Physician Or Rn
D. As A Sole Practitioner In A Clinic Setting
ANS: C
An LPN/LVN Practices Under The Supervision Of A Physician, Dentist, Od, Or Rn.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Knowledge Ref: Pages 13, 19
Obj: 11 Top: Vocational Nursing Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex:
N/A
8. Whose Influence On Nursing Practice In The 19th Century Was Related To
Improvement Of Patient Environment As A Method Of Health Promotion?
A. Clara Barton
B. Linda Richards
C. Dorothea Dix
D. Florence Nightingale
ANS: D
The Influence Of Florence Nightingale Was Highly Significant In The 19th Century As
She Fought For Sanitary Conditions, Fresh Air, And General Improvement In The Patient
Environment. Clara Barton Developed The American Red Cross In 1881. Linda Richards
Is Known As The First Trained Nurse In America, Was Responsible For The
,Development Of The First Nursing And Hospital Records, And Is Credited With The
Development Of Our Present-Day Documentation System.
Dorothea Dix Was The Pioneer Crusader For Elevation Of Standards Of Care For The
Mentally Ill And Superintendent Of Female Nurses Of The Union Army.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Knowledge Ref: Pages 2, 17 Table 1-2 Obj: 2 | 4 Top:
Nursing Leaders Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
9. What Document Identifies The Roles And Responsibilities Of The Lpn/Lvn?
A. NLN Accreditation Standards
B. Nurse Practice Act
C. Napne Code
D. American Nurses‘ Association Code
ANS: B
The LPN/LVN Functions Under The Nurse Practice Act. Nln Accreditation Standards,
The Napne Code, And The American Nurses‘ Association Code Do Not Identify The
Roles And Responsibilities Of The LPN/LVN.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Knowledge Ref: Page 13
Obj: 11 Top: Roles And Responsibilities Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A
Msc: Nclex: N/A
10. What Is A Cost-Effective Delivery Of Care Used By Many Hospitals That Allows
The LPN/LVN To Work With The Rn To Meet The Needs Of Patients?
A. Focused Nursing
B. Team Nursing
C. Case Management
D. Primary Nursing
ANS: C
, Case Management Is A Cost-Effective Method Of Care. Focused Nursing, Team
Nursing, And Primary Nursing Are Not Cost-Effective Methods Of Delivering Care That
Allow The LPN/LVN To Work With The Rn To Meet Patient Needs.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Comprehension Ref: Page 14
Obj: 7 | 9 Top: Patient Care Delivery Systems Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A
Msc: Nclex: N/A
11. What Is The Title Of The American Hospital Association's 1972 Document That
Outlines The Patient‘S Expectations To Be Treated With Dignity And Compassion?
A. Code Of Ethics
B. Patient‘S Bill Of Rights
C. Obra
D. Advance Directives
ANS: B
Patient Expectations Are Outlined By The Patient‘S Bill Of Rights. Patient Expectations
Are Not Outlined In The Code Of Ethics, Obra, Or Advance Directives.
Pts: 1 Dif: Cognitive Level: Knowledge Ref: Page 15
Obj: 4 | 8 Top: Patient‘S Rights Key: Nursing Process Step: N/A Msc: Nclex: N/A
12. The Relationships Among Nursing, Patients, Health, And The Environment Are The
Basis For:
A. Care Plans.
B. Nursing Models.
C. Physician‘S Orders.
D. Evaluation Of Patient Care.
ANS: B
Nursing Models Are Theories Based On The Relationship Between Nursing, Patients,
Health, And Environment. Care Plans, Physician‘S Orders, And Evaluation Of Patient
