NUR 211 ACTUAL FINAL EXAM | COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
EXPERT SOLUTIONS | 2026 LATEST UPDATED |GET A+
When reviewing how theories are developed, the nurse knows the most commonly used types of
reasoning are which of the following? Select all that apply.
Deductive
Clinical
Medical
Inductive
Critical - (Answer)deductive, critical and inductive
Which theorists were nurses? Select all that apply.
Hildegard Peplau
Abraham Maslow
Virginia Henderson
Patricia Benner
Madeleine Leininger - (Answer)hildegard peplua, virgina henderson, and patricia benner
Which terms are a part of a PICOT searchable question? Select all that apply.
Patient or Problem
Implementation
Communication
Outcome
Time - (Answer)patient or problem, outcome and time
The nurse is collecting data for research that includes speaking with families who have a child
with advanced cancer and their thoughts and feelings about placing their child under the care of
hospice. What type of research is this nurse conducting?
,Questionable
Quantitative
Quintessential
Qualitative - (Answer)Qualitative
The student is learning to read analytically. Which factors should be considered for this? Select
all that apply.
The author's main ideas, claims, and arguments
The topic of the reading and how is it developed
The length of the reading
The truthfulness of the reading, in whole or part
The significance of the reading - (Answer)The author's main ideas, claims, and arguments
The topic of the reading and how is it developed
The truthfulness of the reading, in whole or part
The significance of the reading
Florence Nightingale - (Answer)revolutionized nursing
impacted the britsh army hospital system
reduced death rates in the crimean war
nursing theories explain what is and what is not nursing
associated cleanliness and illness
recorded research late at night
Nightingale's "idea" was that more soldiers (from the Crimean War) would survive if they had a
clean and healthy environment and nutritious food (so that the body could heal itself). Her
connection between cleanliness and illness was groundbreaking. This research revolutionized
nursing as a profession. Nightingale had no formal nursing training and stayed awake late at
night to keep records of what was happening at the hospital.
, Virginia Henderson - (Answer)us army nurse
defined what nursing was in the 20th century
identified a list of basic needs that are addressed by nursing care
wrote a definition for nursing in the 1960s
nursing student at walter reed army hospital
vitsing nurse and teacher in new york
Henderson's "idea" was that nurses deserve to know what it means to be a nurse. She defined the
nurse's role and separated it from the existing belief that nurses were a doctor's handmaiden. She
authored many materials that better defined the role of the nurse in performing patient care.
Hildegard Peplau - (Answer)promoted nursing through credentialing
supported advancing nursing practice
advanced the standards in nursing education
psychiatric nurse
Peplau was a psychiatric nurse from the early 20th century and child of German immigrants. She
influenced the advancement of standards in nursing education, promoted self-regulation in
nursing through credentialing, and was a strong advocate for advanced nursing practice. Peplau's
"idea" was that health could be improved for psychiatric patients if there were a more effective
way to communicate with them.
Patricia Benner - (Answer)developed the primary of care model
performed qualitative research
developed the novice-to-expert theory
ICU nurse
EXPERT SOLUTIONS | 2026 LATEST UPDATED |GET A+
When reviewing how theories are developed, the nurse knows the most commonly used types of
reasoning are which of the following? Select all that apply.
Deductive
Clinical
Medical
Inductive
Critical - (Answer)deductive, critical and inductive
Which theorists were nurses? Select all that apply.
Hildegard Peplau
Abraham Maslow
Virginia Henderson
Patricia Benner
Madeleine Leininger - (Answer)hildegard peplua, virgina henderson, and patricia benner
Which terms are a part of a PICOT searchable question? Select all that apply.
Patient or Problem
Implementation
Communication
Outcome
Time - (Answer)patient or problem, outcome and time
The nurse is collecting data for research that includes speaking with families who have a child
with advanced cancer and their thoughts and feelings about placing their child under the care of
hospice. What type of research is this nurse conducting?
,Questionable
Quantitative
Quintessential
Qualitative - (Answer)Qualitative
The student is learning to read analytically. Which factors should be considered for this? Select
all that apply.
The author's main ideas, claims, and arguments
The topic of the reading and how is it developed
The length of the reading
The truthfulness of the reading, in whole or part
The significance of the reading - (Answer)The author's main ideas, claims, and arguments
The topic of the reading and how is it developed
The truthfulness of the reading, in whole or part
The significance of the reading
Florence Nightingale - (Answer)revolutionized nursing
impacted the britsh army hospital system
reduced death rates in the crimean war
nursing theories explain what is and what is not nursing
associated cleanliness and illness
recorded research late at night
Nightingale's "idea" was that more soldiers (from the Crimean War) would survive if they had a
clean and healthy environment and nutritious food (so that the body could heal itself). Her
connection between cleanliness and illness was groundbreaking. This research revolutionized
nursing as a profession. Nightingale had no formal nursing training and stayed awake late at
night to keep records of what was happening at the hospital.
, Virginia Henderson - (Answer)us army nurse
defined what nursing was in the 20th century
identified a list of basic needs that are addressed by nursing care
wrote a definition for nursing in the 1960s
nursing student at walter reed army hospital
vitsing nurse and teacher in new york
Henderson's "idea" was that nurses deserve to know what it means to be a nurse. She defined the
nurse's role and separated it from the existing belief that nurses were a doctor's handmaiden. She
authored many materials that better defined the role of the nurse in performing patient care.
Hildegard Peplau - (Answer)promoted nursing through credentialing
supported advancing nursing practice
advanced the standards in nursing education
psychiatric nurse
Peplau was a psychiatric nurse from the early 20th century and child of German immigrants. She
influenced the advancement of standards in nursing education, promoted self-regulation in
nursing through credentialing, and was a strong advocate for advanced nursing practice. Peplau's
"idea" was that health could be improved for psychiatric patients if there were a more effective
way to communicate with them.
Patricia Benner - (Answer)developed the primary of care model
performed qualitative research
developed the novice-to-expert theory
ICU nurse
