Final Exam: NSG 124/ NSG124 (NEW 2024/ 2025
Update) Pharmacology | Review with Questions
and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Graded A-
Herzing
One of the reasons that nursing is defined as a profession is that:
a.Nursing practice is guided mostly by science.
b.Nursing organizations determine who can call themselves a Registered Nurse.
c.Nurses provide an important service to the public.
d.The main motivation for each of us to become a nurse is to help others. -
ANSWER C
The Canadian Nurses' Association is primarily responsible for protecting the rights
of nurses.
True or False? - ANSWER False
,As a nursing student, you are trying to decide whether you support further
privatization of our health care system. What would a professional nurse reflect
upon in making this decision? They would consider their:
a. Past experiences and cultural or family background.
b. CNA code of ethics.
c. Understanding of the determinants of health.
d. All of the above. - ANSWER D
The metaparadigm concepts of nursing are: Nursing, Health,
Environment/Situation, and Person. Each nursing theory tried to explain nursing,
and described aspects of these metaparadigm concepts. What is the BEST
description of 'Nursing Theories'?
a. They were developed by medical and social scientists to professionalize nursing
b. They are best understood as conceptual frameworks or even worldviews
, c. There are a few theories that are the most appropriate to guide nursing
practice.
d. They were developed in the 1990s, when nursing was first becoming a
profession. - ANSWER B
Which of the following BEST describes the distinction between primary health
care and primary care?
a. Primary health care is a component of primary care and addresses specific
health problems.
b. Primary care focuses on diagnosis, treatment, and follow up, across sectors, to
promote health of community.
c. Primary care extends beyond the traditional health care system with multiple
points of contact for service.
d. Primary care is a component of primary health care and is typically more
narrowly focused on the individual - ANSWER D
Update) Pharmacology | Review with Questions
and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| Graded A-
Herzing
One of the reasons that nursing is defined as a profession is that:
a.Nursing practice is guided mostly by science.
b.Nursing organizations determine who can call themselves a Registered Nurse.
c.Nurses provide an important service to the public.
d.The main motivation for each of us to become a nurse is to help others. -
ANSWER C
The Canadian Nurses' Association is primarily responsible for protecting the rights
of nurses.
True or False? - ANSWER False
,As a nursing student, you are trying to decide whether you support further
privatization of our health care system. What would a professional nurse reflect
upon in making this decision? They would consider their:
a. Past experiences and cultural or family background.
b. CNA code of ethics.
c. Understanding of the determinants of health.
d. All of the above. - ANSWER D
The metaparadigm concepts of nursing are: Nursing, Health,
Environment/Situation, and Person. Each nursing theory tried to explain nursing,
and described aspects of these metaparadigm concepts. What is the BEST
description of 'Nursing Theories'?
a. They were developed by medical and social scientists to professionalize nursing
b. They are best understood as conceptual frameworks or even worldviews
, c. There are a few theories that are the most appropriate to guide nursing
practice.
d. They were developed in the 1990s, when nursing was first becoming a
profession. - ANSWER B
Which of the following BEST describes the distinction between primary health
care and primary care?
a. Primary health care is a component of primary care and addresses specific
health problems.
b. Primary care focuses on diagnosis, treatment, and follow up, across sectors, to
promote health of community.
c. Primary care extends beyond the traditional health care system with multiple
points of contact for service.
d. Primary care is a component of primary health care and is typically more
narrowly focused on the individual - ANSWER D
