EPIC NURSE TEST SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS
WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Science. Answer: Nursing is both an art and a ... .
◉ AACN (American Association of Colleges of Nursing). Answer: The
organization of deans and directors of baccalaureate and
higher-degree nursing programs; establishes standards for
programs
concerned with legislative issues that pertain to professional
nursing
education
◉ Integrity. Answer: Acting in accordance with an appropriated code
of ethics
◉ Altruism. Answer: Concern for the welfare of others which
includes caring, commitment, compassion, generosity, and
perseverance
◉ Civil Behavior. Answer: Being polite, respectful, and decent
,◉ Human Dignity. Answer: Respect for inherent worth and
uniqueness of individuals and populations
◉ Nurse Training Act of 1943. Answer: - First time the federal
government used funding to support nurse training (needed more
nurses due to WWII)
◉ The Nurse Training Act of 1964. Answer: A law signed by U.S.
President Lyndon B. Johnson that dumped federal funding into
nursing education in an effort to solve the problems associated with
nursing shortage in the country.
◉ The Code of Ethics for Nurses. Answer: developed as a guide for
carrying out nursing responsibilities in a manner consistent with
quality in nursing care and the ethical obligations of the profession.
◉ Essential Nursing Values and Behaviors. Answer: Core nursing
values essential to baccalaureate education include altruism,
autonomy, human dignity, integrity and social justice. Professional
values influence behavior, therefore people lacking in values
development, may lack direction, and critical thinking skills.
Direction and critical thinking are very significant factors within the
nursing field. In this sense, adherence to these principles in daily
nursing practice can be a major problem for potential nurses who
are not fully committed to the profession.
, ◉ altruism. Answer: unselfish regard for or devotion to the welfare
of others
◉ autonomy. Answer: the quality or state of being self-governing
◉ caring. Answer: having responsibility for or attention to health,
well-being, and safety
◉ human dignity. Answer: inherent value and worth as human
beings
◉ Integrity. Answer: the quality of being honest and fair
◉ lifelong learning. Answer: learning that is pursued throughout life
◉ social justice. Answer: equal rights and opportunities in all
aspects of society
◉ Institute of Medicine (IOM) Report. Answer: Recognizes the
essentiality of nursing in the success of reforming the U. S. health
care system.
◉ Healthy People. Answer: Outlines goals for a broad-based
population health set by national, state and local government
WITH ACCURATE ANSWERS GRADED A+
◉ Science. Answer: Nursing is both an art and a ... .
◉ AACN (American Association of Colleges of Nursing). Answer: The
organization of deans and directors of baccalaureate and
higher-degree nursing programs; establishes standards for
programs
concerned with legislative issues that pertain to professional
nursing
education
◉ Integrity. Answer: Acting in accordance with an appropriated code
of ethics
◉ Altruism. Answer: Concern for the welfare of others which
includes caring, commitment, compassion, generosity, and
perseverance
◉ Civil Behavior. Answer: Being polite, respectful, and decent
,◉ Human Dignity. Answer: Respect for inherent worth and
uniqueness of individuals and populations
◉ Nurse Training Act of 1943. Answer: - First time the federal
government used funding to support nurse training (needed more
nurses due to WWII)
◉ The Nurse Training Act of 1964. Answer: A law signed by U.S.
President Lyndon B. Johnson that dumped federal funding into
nursing education in an effort to solve the problems associated with
nursing shortage in the country.
◉ The Code of Ethics for Nurses. Answer: developed as a guide for
carrying out nursing responsibilities in a manner consistent with
quality in nursing care and the ethical obligations of the profession.
◉ Essential Nursing Values and Behaviors. Answer: Core nursing
values essential to baccalaureate education include altruism,
autonomy, human dignity, integrity and social justice. Professional
values influence behavior, therefore people lacking in values
development, may lack direction, and critical thinking skills.
Direction and critical thinking are very significant factors within the
nursing field. In this sense, adherence to these principles in daily
nursing practice can be a major problem for potential nurses who
are not fully committed to the profession.
, ◉ altruism. Answer: unselfish regard for or devotion to the welfare
of others
◉ autonomy. Answer: the quality or state of being self-governing
◉ caring. Answer: having responsibility for or attention to health,
well-being, and safety
◉ human dignity. Answer: inherent value and worth as human
beings
◉ Integrity. Answer: the quality of being honest and fair
◉ lifelong learning. Answer: learning that is pursued throughout life
◉ social justice. Answer: equal rights and opportunities in all
aspects of society
◉ Institute of Medicine (IOM) Report. Answer: Recognizes the
essentiality of nursing in the success of reforming the U. S. health
care system.
◉ Healthy People. Answer: Outlines goals for a broad-based
population health set by national, state and local government
