PRACTICAL/VOCATIONAL NURSING
EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS UPDATED
2025||ALREADY GRADED
1) What does autonomy mean? - ANSWER ✔ Free to choose
2) What does Beneficence mean? - ANSWER ✔ Do good
3) What does nonmaleficence mean? - ANSWER ✔ Do no harm
4) When is critical thinking at its best? - ANSWER ✔ When you
have your brain purposefully engaged.
5) How are judgements made? - ANSWER ✔ Judgements are made
on facts NOT assumptions.
6) All-or-none thinking - ANSWER ✔ The mind is made up, and no
additional facts will be considered (black-and-white thinking with
no grays in between)
7) Random thoughts - ANSWER ✔ multiple short scenes and
thoughts come and go through the mind and have no particular
purpose or goal (daydreaming)
,8) Habitual thinking - ANSWER ✔ Involves any routine we do that
is important, but that does not require us to think hard about how to
do it
(brushing your teeth)
9) What year did the NCLEX-PN come out, and how are the
questions formed? - ANSWER ✔ 1994, questions are formed
based on the answer to the previous question. they use cognitive
levels based on Bloom's taxonomy. (knowledge, comprehension,
application, and analysis)
10) Dorothea Lynd Dix, what did she do? - ANSWER ✔
organized a corps of female nurses, and established the first
hospital for the mentally ill
11) When and where was the first official school established and
who was its most famous student? - ANSWER ✔ 1836,
Kaiserwerth, Germany
Florence Nightingale
12) What did the Sisters of Charity do during the Crimean War? -
ANSWER ✔ They tended the French troops
13) Who is your final authority? - ANSWER ✔ Nurse Practice
Act (NPA)
, 14) Who established the Red Cross? - ANSWER ✔ Clara
Barton
15) Beneficence - ANSWER ✔ Doing good or causing good to
be done; kindly action
16) Fidelity - ANSWER ✔ faithfulness
17) Autonomy - ANSWER ✔ independence
18) Nonmaleficence - ANSWER ✔ do no harm
19) four components of autonomy - ANSWER ✔ The patient
thought through the facts,
decided on surgery based on independent thinking,
acted based on a personal decision,
voluntarily decided to have the surgery,
20) critical thinking - ANSWER ✔ an advanced way of
thinking, a problem-solving method, and more
21) What do you need to think critically? - ANSWER ✔
involves collecting and analyzing data to make a decision
22) 4 levels of thinking - ANSWER ✔ knowledge
EXAM COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS UPDATED
2025||ALREADY GRADED
1) What does autonomy mean? - ANSWER ✔ Free to choose
2) What does Beneficence mean? - ANSWER ✔ Do good
3) What does nonmaleficence mean? - ANSWER ✔ Do no harm
4) When is critical thinking at its best? - ANSWER ✔ When you
have your brain purposefully engaged.
5) How are judgements made? - ANSWER ✔ Judgements are made
on facts NOT assumptions.
6) All-or-none thinking - ANSWER ✔ The mind is made up, and no
additional facts will be considered (black-and-white thinking with
no grays in between)
7) Random thoughts - ANSWER ✔ multiple short scenes and
thoughts come and go through the mind and have no particular
purpose or goal (daydreaming)
,8) Habitual thinking - ANSWER ✔ Involves any routine we do that
is important, but that does not require us to think hard about how to
do it
(brushing your teeth)
9) What year did the NCLEX-PN come out, and how are the
questions formed? - ANSWER ✔ 1994, questions are formed
based on the answer to the previous question. they use cognitive
levels based on Bloom's taxonomy. (knowledge, comprehension,
application, and analysis)
10) Dorothea Lynd Dix, what did she do? - ANSWER ✔
organized a corps of female nurses, and established the first
hospital for the mentally ill
11) When and where was the first official school established and
who was its most famous student? - ANSWER ✔ 1836,
Kaiserwerth, Germany
Florence Nightingale
12) What did the Sisters of Charity do during the Crimean War? -
ANSWER ✔ They tended the French troops
13) Who is your final authority? - ANSWER ✔ Nurse Practice
Act (NPA)
, 14) Who established the Red Cross? - ANSWER ✔ Clara
Barton
15) Beneficence - ANSWER ✔ Doing good or causing good to
be done; kindly action
16) Fidelity - ANSWER ✔ faithfulness
17) Autonomy - ANSWER ✔ independence
18) Nonmaleficence - ANSWER ✔ do no harm
19) four components of autonomy - ANSWER ✔ The patient
thought through the facts,
decided on surgery based on independent thinking,
acted based on a personal decision,
voluntarily decided to have the surgery,
20) critical thinking - ANSWER ✔ an advanced way of
thinking, a problem-solving method, and more
21) What do you need to think critically? - ANSWER ✔
involves collecting and analyzing data to make a decision
22) 4 levels of thinking - ANSWER ✔ knowledge
